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The 24 hour marathon was a blast! The weather was almost perfect, and the night time hours couldn't have been better. The half moon really helped visibility. I was really happy to break the 1100 mark. Thankfully my feet are doing pretty well. There's some damage, but I can walk OK.
Most of all I want to thank my wife for being so supportive of this crazy adventure. She cheerfully supported me during my training, and was a great encouragement out at the course. I also couldn't have done it without my caddies. My biggest thanks go to Gary Downs for being at the course from 10:30 p.m. Sat until after 2:00 p.m. on Sunday when he drove me home. My other caddies were Mayo, Haydn (my son), Larry, and Steve. It would not have been possible without them, especially Gary.
I'm also very grateful for the sponsorship of Innova Champion Discs and Black Jax sports. My drivers were Innova Pro Leopards and Black Jax provided night equipment. Black Jax terrapods light up the basket really well.
I also want to say a special word of thanks to Donovan and to Dan and Tom Schnabel. They were extremely helpful in offering advice and giving guidance. Without their help the event wouldn't have gone as well which means that I wouldn't have been able to get in as many holes. They were very generous in answering my questions and helping me prepare. I've got to give Donovan extra thanks for being an inspiration, for blazing the trail, and for all the time he spent on the phone and answering my emails. I can't express how much I appreciate him!
I asked Harold Duvall at Innova and the owner of Black Jax just volunteered to give me discs and terrapods when he heard about the marathon.how did you get sponsorship?
Here's another news article in the News & Observer:
Disc golfer says his 24 hours of play is a record
I'm expecting at least one more from some unknown disc golfer this year.
I am realy wondering what kind of course that must be. On our local course we have no hole under 350 feet, it's all trough the woods and it involves a bit of walking between holes. I can not imagine taking less than 2 hours for 18 holes.