Allen Risley

The IDGC at night.

This sign was along Barton Blvd in Rockledge, FL from 1978 until the late 1980's. I learned how to play disc golf here when I was a teenager, at the Rockledge Disc Golf Course.

"Steady" Ed Headrick, PDGA #001.

The International Disc Golf Center in Appling, GA.

Stork (#003) has his own pavilion!

The main lobby at the IDGC, now home to the Ed Headrick Memorial Museum.

Event disc from the first PDGA World Disc Golf Championships in 1982. (Wham-O 100 mold)

A copy of the PDGA's first course directory. I created this on my Commodore 64 "computer".

John Kirkland, #100, celebrated his Frisbee Golf win at the World Frisbee Championships with this custom-stamp disc.

This display case contains flying discs produced before the 1970's. A Frisbie PieTin, Space Saucer, Lil' Abner Flyin' Saucer, Sailing Satellite, Mystery Y, Wham-O Pro models and a collection of Pluto and Mars Platters with a few Flying Saucers.

The 1970's are represented by collections of Rose Bowl Frisbees, North American Series discs, Wham-O World Class Frisbees, Super Pros and a few more. Each disc has a tag on it's shelf with a QR code linked to the Flying Disc Museum.

A scorecard from Wham-O's $50,000 Tournament, held in 1979 in Huntington Beach, CA.

Two complete 1 thru 8 sets of Midnight Flyers.

A mint Lil' Abner Flyin' Saucer, circa 1959.