Post The BEST Club Web Sites

[klay]

I'm on the search for functional, well designed, and informative disc golf club web sites.

I've been tasked with creating a brand new site, from scratch, for a fledgling club and I want to do it right.

The best I could do through the forum search was find a thread that listed the worst of the worst (which really does help), BUT I need to see those sites that don't burn your eyes or assault you with walls of text.

So pimp your sites and what makes them unique and effective.

I'll start with the Mile High Disc Golf Club out of Denver.

Its run by someone who knows what they're doing, is updated constantly, has a vibrant and well trafficked message board. Plus, it looks good and is chock full of useful information.

 

[Cgkdisc]

Save lots of time and build it using Ning:
http://mnfrisbee.ning.com/

 

[bholy08]

Bloomington Disc Golf ...not sure on actual name of site but I thought it was well done!

 

[NicedGuy]

Our club has a nice little site

www.WabashDiscGolf.com

 

[tbird888]

GCFDA (Cincinnati). For what it's worth, there was a thread on this a few years back. Might give you a good idea of what's out there.

 

[chain-addicted]

CDGC keeps it real, here in the Queen City.

 

[tbird888]

Here you go. Missed the five minutes.

 

[The Ox]

CDGC keeps it real, here in the Queen City.

Beat me to it. Only the best for the best. No one else comes close to QC DG. No one.

 

[ejvogie]

Minez

Built with Drupal 6. Nothing special, but it does the job.

 

[klay]

Thanks for the replies, very helpful thus far. Keep em coming!

 

[AikoAdam]

grdgc.com - Rochester, NY area

pfds.org - Pittsburgh

I think the best sites are updated regularly and have information you can use on events, leagues and the local courses. A forum is a nice addition but not necessary.

 

[mountainrider211]

website

www.gmdgc.org Go team VT!

 

[lavon_andy]

Honestly I don't think there's anything wrong with a facebook page. It can doalmost everything a full website can, and if it's a small club there's nothing easier.

 

[Big Weekend]

Mile High Disc Golf Club in every regard :hfive:

I'd say this one facet of our club has been the lead instigator in helping grow our club into the largest annual member base in the nation(400+).?

 

[jobwilson]

Mile High Disc Golf Club in every regard :hfive:

I'd say this one facet of our club has been the lead instigator in helping grow our club into the largest annual member base in the nation(400+).?

Check yo'self! St. Louis's club boasts having over 500 annual members. http://stlouisdiscgolfclub.com/

 

[thanxmikey]

http://www.locodiscgolf.com/


site went live in last december.

Loudoun County's 1st and only disc golf club.

 

[Lewis]

http://cobbdiscgolf.com/default.htm

This one isn't as polished as the others, but it's entirely handmade from scratch, and a different look, so someone might take an interest in the layout. I built most of it myself a couple of years ago, and it's currently being maintained by another guy in our club. He's a programmer/DBA, so he's got more sophisticated stuff in development to add to the relatively uncomplicated HTML and CSS that I used. We also make announcements on the discgolfatlanta.com site and forum, and have a facebook page and a discgolfscene.com club page.

 

[fairweather_fan]

Check yo'self! St. Louis's club boasts having over 500 annual members. http://stlouisdiscgolfclub.com/

Is it still "boasting" if it's a fact?

I help maintain and update the STLDGC website so I'm glad to see it mentioned in this thread. I'd love to hear any feedback folks might have (positive or negative) on the site to help us improve!

 

[msizemore]

www.kcfdc.org looks pretty well done. Certainly one of the better sites I've seen.

 

[dgxshiny]

My favorite is: SIU Disc Golf. Pretty slick.

I can't say I dislike ours out in Oak Brook, even though we aren't really an official club.