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Help save Tucker Beach DGC in Queenstown, NZ. Please sign the petition.

Mobius

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https://www.change.org/p/department...beach-disc-golf-course-queenstown-new-zealand

You might never have been to New Zealand, or even be aware that a fantastic championship course exists in Queenstown - but that does not matter. We need your support to save the course.

Full details are on the petition page.

But what they don't say is that a small number of multi-millionaires want to remove disc golf from "their" Public Recreation Reserve. The course has been installed for 5 years, and used for National Tour events, NZ championships, and local comps.

It is the only championship length DGC in the South Island, and it is very important not just to the locals, but for the whole of NZ disc golf. Losing this course will set NZ back a long way, with internationally sponsored players who live locally having only a pitch and putt style course available in Queenstown Gardens (which is itself under threat, also!).

Currently there are almost 2,300 signatures, but that will not be nearly enough.

The anti-disc-golf faction has retained expensive lawyers, and will outspend the local club by 4 orders of magnitude to get what they want. The one and ONLY response the club has, is the number of supporters of the course.

The Department of Conservation who control the Recreation Reserve are weak and pathetic, and they will capitulate in the face of tiny numbers of millionaires with deep pockets, unless we are able to show overwhelming support for this very important course.

Here's a video of the course. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuKOhUUYO-4

Please help us save Tucker Beach!
 
Signed - good luck over there...
 
Best of luck.

Humble note, I hope a start of a side plan is in place for a new course push. In my local area long ago a naturalist trails group grabbed a very early permanent course at a State park. The adjoining city worked with the motivated club and shortly two top class new venues went in. The player base grew fast and there was a run of a new area course a year for a good while.
 
Not aesthetically pleasing... F F S!!!!! That's the only problem they have?!?!? How big of a damn tree do these f****** people have up their a**?!?!?!? Ulgh I'm sorry you're facing such a crappy issue, signed and commented (much more nicely than here), hoping it gets resolved in a way that doesn't sacrifice the course...
 

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