In this episode of the Elevate Utah Disc Golf Podcast, host Nick Jennings is joined by co-hosts Dustin, Sean, and Scott, along with special guest Weston Ringger. The team discusses the recent developments and history of the Art Dye disc golf course in Utah. They delve into the origins of the course, which was initially developed to deter paintballers and airsofters, and how it has evolved over the years with contributions from local disc golfers. The conversation highlights the challenges faced in maintaining and improving the course, including interactions with city officials and the efforts of dedicated volunteers.

The episode also covers the recent redesign and improvements made to the Art Dye course, funded partially by local grants and the tireless work of the disc golf community. The hosts and guest share personal anecdotes and favorite holes, reflecting on the unique character and challenges of the course. Despite the frustrations and obstacles encountered, the episode emphasizes the passion and commitment of the local disc golf community in preserving and enhancing this beloved course. The discussion concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with their local officials to support disc golf initiatives.

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In this episode of the Elevate Utah Disc Golf Podcast, host Nick Jennings is joined by Dustin, Sean, and Scott, as they welcome a special guest, Dan Langford, the president of the Daybreak Disc Golf Club. Dan shares his journey of advocating for the Bingham Creek Disc Golf Course, detailing the challenges and triumphs he faced over thirteen years to bring disc golf to his community. The discussion highlights the importance of community involvement in developing public spaces and the impact of dedicated individuals in shaping local disc golf scenes.

The episode also delves into the upcoming "Chains of the Chupacabra" league at Bingham Creek, exploring the unique challenges and features of the course. The hosts and Dan discuss the intricacies of course design, the role of community feedback, and the potential for future tournaments. They emphasize the need for more voices in the disc golf community to advocate for new courses and improvements, encouraging listeners to engage with local authorities to expand the sport. The conversation is a testament to the passion and perseverance required to grow disc golf at the grassroots level.

In this episode of the Elevate Utah podcast, host Nick Jennings is joined by Dustin, Sean, and Scott, along with special guest Ben Marolf, owner of Another Round Shop in Murray, Utah. Ben shares his journey of bringing a dedicated disc golf shop to Utah and discusses the challenges and progress of obtaining a liquor license for his shop. The conversation delves into the complexities of Utah's liquor laws and the efforts made to navigate them, highlighting the community's support and the potential for future growth. The discussion shifts to the redesign of the Creekside disc golf course, a historic course designed by Steady Ed Hedrick. The hosts and Ben discuss the extensive work done to improve the course, including new tee pads, baskets, and irrigation systems. They reflect on the community's involvement and the importance of advocating for disc golf in Utah. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to get involved in supporting and growing the disc golf community.