Sultans of Fling Take Over State Forest for Frolf Tourney
This year's weather was a polar opposite of last year's snow storm.
This year's weather was a polar opposite of last year's snow storm.
Making their way down the fairway.
Making their way down the fairway.
No caddies necessary.
No caddies necessary.
Approaching the 16th "hole".
Approaching the 16th "hole".
Clang!
Clang!
Display of fine form teeing off.
Display of fine form teeing off.
Discs are similarly named after drivers, mid range, and putters.
Discs are similarly named after drivers, mid range, and putters.
Big turnout for a social in mid March.
Big turnout for a social in mid March.
Stella, a one-year-old Australian cattle dog mix, helps out.
Stella, a one-year-old Australian cattle dog mix, helps out.
Charlie Veysey is winner of this year's tournament.
Charlie Veysey is winner of this year's tournament.
Organizer Jake Gifford.
Organizer Jake Gifford.
Overall, 140 players from eight states took to the state forest on Saturday for the 1th annual Vineyard Social disc golf tournament. The 36 pro-level players competed for over $2,000 in prize money, priceless NEFA points (New England Flying Disc Association), and immortal discus fame. The others competed for their ferry fare. All had fun.