I ran into these same people on the Monday after the pins were installed. I just threw right at 'em...doesn't that take strokes off your score?..j/k

Made it to UCP yesterday and had the most traumatic disc golf experience of my life. First of all, the course IS great. I say we had a traumatic experience because I lost one of my favorite discs, we were attacked by bees (I was stung twice, my friend 5 times) and one of us fell into the creek trying to retrieve a disc on #4. After all that, I was waiting for some kid to pop up from behind a rock to start shooting us with paint balls. We dried out, the stings stopped hurting, but I could not retrieve my disc. Oh well. From now on I will bring a "throw away" disc for #4.
As far as the shady happenings at the park, it would be hypocritical of me to complain about people using the park for illegal or immoral antics because I used to be (and kinda still am) one of those people. However, it did feel like the neighbors were watching our every move in the parking lot. I hope they don't get all NIMBY on us.

I guess I should have said that there is an underground beehive about 2/3 the way up hole #7 on the left, where it starts to curve right. I didn't actually land there, my friends dog picked up my disc and dropped it on top of the hive.

I will try to get out there to spray the bees. If you guys find more bees like that let me know and I will do my best to get ird of them. There is also a nest on #3 on the right by all of the briars and crap. Its near the metal pole about 225' from the tee box.

As for the paintballers. Please just call the cops if you see them out there again. I warned them on saturday that they are not supposed to be in the park shooting paintballs. They looked at me like I had three heads, but agreed, said sorry then walked away. This was on #4. Then the little bastards decided to lightup the basket on #4 while I was on the tee box waiting for them to move. Its personal now you little pricks.

UCP location added to the LV Course map.

Fortunately, I found no bees today on my first trip to the course. Although the temperature dropped to about 50 last night, I'd still be aware. Fred, the course is absoultely fantastic! I loved it! I didn't shoot all that well, but the course is pristine! The creek shot on 4 is probably one of the toughest water holes I've ever played. As long as you don't hit the deep part of the water, chances are high that you'll get your plastic back. On my attempt at a second round, I lost two discs on number 2. After about 40 minutes, I found them both. I love the elevated basket on hole number 8. That will make for challenging putts with a steep penalty for overthrows. Great job in designing the best 9 holer in the Lehigh Valley! -Andrew L.

(Check out my review of this course at dgcoursereview.com)

I was out tonight working on the course by #2, there were quite a few people playing which was nice to see. For those of you who cant drive the hill and like to go left or right of the fairway, I hacked a bunch more briars down. I have bleeding arms to prove it, so you better like it... I am trying to work my way down the right side of the fairway to where the bridge crosses on #2. I am going to try to get the township out with their big boom mower to take care of the fairway on #3. I could really use that side cleared out as it seems like every time I throw from the tee, I end up buried in the middle of all that crap. I also cleaned up that small section to the left of the bridge on #3.

Hopefully during the work day we can get the sticks and what not on a big pile for the township to clean up. Sept. 27th.

-Fred

I did some more work on the course Saturday and Sunday. I cleared some more crap out from behind #1, mowed the fairways for #2 & #3 and also did some week waking on #2 down towards the bridge.

REMINDER that this Saturday 27th 8:00AM @ the Pavillion we are having a work day at the park. This will not be back breaking labor. Picking up sticks, raking, trimming and installing some erosion controls on #3 and #8 is about all I was planning on doing. Planning on being done by noon, hope to see some of you there.

I installed the practice basket last night, its adjacent to the pavilion for now. There are some more saplings that need to be removed in that area, but there is enough room to practice your putts with a variety of challenges available.

I also started working on #8 under the basket on the steep slope. I cut in three steps and installed PT Timbers to help stave off excessive erosion. Please not that only two of the steps are partially fastened one of them is not at all. I ran out of rebar to spike the steps in. I should have them buttoned up Thursday after work.

If you are the pig that left your slushie on top of #1 basket, don't be a douche, please carry it to the trash next time. Thanks.

I know I'm beating a dead horse, but in case anyone is available tomorrow morning for a little while, we are having a work day at the course starting at 8am @ the pavilion. Picking up sticks, rocks, debris, and raking the tee boxes is about all.