Golf is Dead - Long live Disc Golf

[Stud Muffin]

Is it golf or golf?

It is golf.
But when using a frisbee it is called frolf.
When using a ball, it is called bolf.
That way, you do not run into equivocation problems. :thmbup: lol

 

[Golf is Dead]

Z Boaz Disc Golf:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=148

Z Boaz Golf:
http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/07/15/4100768/plans-shaping-up-for-fort-worths.html

Golf's out, dogs likely in at Fort Worth's Z Boaz park

The City Council voted in April to close Z Boaz as a golf course and convert the 138-acre property into a park, leaving the door open to revisiting the question if supporters could come up with a plan to revive the course's lagging revenues. No such plan has emerged.

 

[JeremyKShort]

Z Boaz Disc Golf:
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=148

Z Boaz Golf:
http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/07/15/4100768/plans-shaping-up-for-fort-worths.html

I'm not sure if that is just the ball golf course, or if it extends to the disc golf course. The article doesn't mention it at all.

 

[yakuza sean]

Not a fan

The business title itself seems to imply lack of respect for the age old sport from which the roots of disc golf have been formed. I appreciate that you support the sport of disc golf, but perhaps you should rethink the brand name as well as the image. It looks like a 5 year old created the design.
Golf is truly alive and I, as well as I'm sure many others, have a deep respect for those who triumph through the struggle of the mind game of non team-based sports.

 

[_MTL_]

lol @ this company.

Disc golf is thriving yet our majors are televised online. Golf is dead yet their events are shown on CBS?

 

[Golf is Dead]

We hear you both. The point of hyperbole is to think beyond a literal interpretation, especially in a three-word brand name. We aren't named Golf Sucks or Golf is Lame... Golf is obviously not a dead entity to its players or the outside world so we are inviting the viewer to think deeper into it if they want to; it's human nature to do so and that's why hyperbole is such a powerful artistic device. If they aren't interested in thinking past it, they can get riled up about something -- that's still better to us than a blandness that kinda-sorta pleases everyone.

We appreciate golf as the foundation of both games, which isn't how the majority of disc golfers or the non-DG-aware population thinks of golf. Golf is golf; we've chosen our way to express it. And we're okay with not kinda-sorta pleasing everyone. We don't think disc golf is such hopeless small-potatoes that every brand on the market has to aim for universal appeal.