Lifetime membership opportunity at Hyland DGC

[Don Boutin]

Almost exactly five years ago when I got the OK to build Hyland disc golf course, I had to come up with a way to get the baskets. I came up with the idea of allowing people to pitch in on a basket and in return I would give them a lifetime membership. This idea worked out so well, in a few weeks I had 18 baskets.
As we all know, the course could really use a tee box upgrade. There were a few good reasons why the tee boxes were built the way they are, but I am not going to get into that.
I am going to offer up lifetime memberships again. I will accept two people to split the cost of materials, which will work out to be $500 per box I am going to build boxes using pavers like you would see at Tully disc golf course or hole 1 Maple Hill gold. I have reserved the first nine boxes for members of Team Hyland. Sponsors will get their names on a plaque that will permanently attached to the tee box.
If you would like to get in on this opportunity there are a couple ways you can pay.
PayPal donjboutin@gmail.com 
Bring money to Hyland and leave with bar tender at Rapscallion brewery with your info. I will try to accommodate hold preference.
As soon as the ground is ready the rebuild will begin.

[Sean Curcio]

this is such a good idea and should be implemented at every course looking to do major improvements. Not only does it entice people to donate funds but also makes a course feel a little bit more like your own. I was a part of this at flat rock when the baskets were put in and it only makes the experience of going there that much more enjoyable.

[James Lane]

Damm fine idea of course!
At San Fransisco's GGP, they have these awesome disc-sized engraved metal plates, set like a paver at the back of the box acknowledging sponsors. It's really nice and I plan on this on my courses moving forward!

[Julie Ferdella]

How many people can sponsor one box? Can 5 people give $100 ea? Is there a max?

[Matt DeAngelis]

I will accept two people to split the cost of materials, which will work out to be $500 per box