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Welcome to the web page of the Cumberland Lawn Frisbee Tree Golf Club. Founded in 2002, the club plays regular rounds of Frisbee Tree Golf (or disc golf) on a course of thirteen holes on the Cumberland Lawn of London's Regent's Park. Here you can find a walk through of the course, as well as a 4 page scorecard and guide to print off, a Word document map and scorecard, as well as links to other frisbee golf resources on the net. Our aim is to play the game of Frisbee Tree Golf in a beautiful park environment, while respecting others who wish to use and enjoy the park and, of course, the trees themselves. Please contact us if you would like to know more about this exciting and easy going sport, or the Club. Or find us on Facebook. |
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NOVEMBER 2011 After
a bit of slackness, I have uploaded pages for all this
year's tournaments. Read about the 9th Winter Pineapple, the 9th Spring Coconut, (both
versions of) the 9th Summer
Watermelon and the 9th
Autumn Aubergine. Better efficiency is promised
for 2012.
NOVEMBER
2009 MAY
2009
On
30th November 2008, the Club faced difficult weather
conditions, but many players got through the 6th Autumn Aubergine
On
31st August 2008, the Club just got in on the end of
Summer for the 6th Summer
Watermelon. MAY
2008 FEBRUARY
2008 On
10th February 2008, the Club played its 6th Winter Pineapple. A near
record turnout and some super play.
Also -
A Facebook
Group has been set up for the Club.
On
17th August 2007, the Club played the Fifth Summer Watermelon on a
clear evening. Two rookies joined the club and both
played extremely well. JULY
2007 On
20th May 2007 the Club played the Fifth Spring Coconut in
beautiful sunshine. Read about an outstanding
performance and amendments to the course. FEBRUARY
2007 On 4th
February 2007 the Club played in sunshine for the Fifth Winter Pineapple.
Sixteen players arrived at the course and played in one
of the finest tournaments in the Club's history. DECEMBER
2006 On
26th November 2006, the club played through the rain for
the Fourth Autumn Aubergine.
A majority of the players were first timers - read all
about it! AUGUST
2006 On
25th August 2006, the Fourth
Summer Watermelon was thrown for. Read about an
excellent turnout and a highly competitive match. MAY
2006 On 7th
May 2006, the Club hosted the Fourth
Spring
Coconut. Fine scoring from our winners and
three new members joined the club FEBRUARY 2006 On 12th February 2006, the Club entered a new year of tournaments when the Fourth Winter Pineapple was played in the rain. Many new players joined the club and there was very good scoring. NOVEMBER 2005 On 13th November 2005, the Club played the Third Autumn Aubergine. A fine Autumn day and two first time winners took the prizes. JULY 2005 The Third Summer Watermelon was played on 17th July 2005. The weather was gorgeous and ten players shot some marvellous scores. MAY 2005 The Tenth tournament was held on 8th May 2005. The Third Spring Coconut took place on a lovely afternoon and featured a new course record. FEBRUARY 2005 The Club's Ninth tournament was held on 6th February 2005. Photographs and details of the Third Winter Pineapple are now online. NOVEMBER 2004 The Club's Eighth tournament (incorporating its Seventh) was held on 28th November. Details of a well attended event with new video clips can be found at the Second Autumn Aubergine page. MAY 2004 The Club's sixth tournament was played on 30th May. Read all about a record breaking afternoon and some new members of the club at the Second Spring Coconut. FEBRUARY 2004 The Club's fifth tournament was played on 8th February. Read about the fine throwing and frisbee retrieval methods at the Second Winter Pineapple. NOVEMBER 2003 The Club's fourth tournament was played on 23rd November. Read about the depleted, but no less fun, First Autumn Aubergine AUGUST 2003 The Club's third tournament was played on 20th August. Read about The First Summer Watermelon. MAY 2003 The Club's second tournament was played on the Whitsun Bank Holiday Monday. Read about The First Spring Coconut. MARCH 2003 The club's first tournament was held in February. Find out all about The First Winter Pineapple. |