About
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We bring local disc golfers together to improve and maintain existing courses, advocate for new places to play, and support leagues and community events. We coordinate volunteer efforts, build partnerships, and help people learn about the sport.
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Course improvements take people, resources, and follow-through. An organized club gives Clark County disc golfers a shared voice and gives parks departments, course owners, and potential sponsors a group to work with.
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We aim to work with parks departments, course owners, and local organizations on course development, maintenance, and volunteer projects. That means coordinating plans, respecting park rules, and securing permission before work begins.
Proposed board structure
The proposed charter provides for seven voting board members, elected by registered club members, with three-year terms and quarterly board meetings.
1 position
Coordinates with public agencies, partner organizations, and league directors; represents the club and helps develop projects.
1 position
Manages club finances, serves as bank signatory, checks league-fee deposits against participation records, and reports quarterly to the board.
1 position
Manages the website, member email list, and social media, and records meeting minutes.
4 positions
Help guide projects, partnerships, fundraising, and board decisions.
Total: 7 voting board members
Our proposed charter outlines the club's purpose, board responsibilities, membership, conduct expectations, and funding approach. It calls for board votes to be recorded in published meeting minutes, with approved expenditures and league-fee changes posted on the club website. The charter document will be linked here once it's ready for public review.
The proposed charter provides for registration-based membership, with a member number, club emails, and the opportunity to vote in board elections.