Steady Ed Headrick Memorial Disc Vintage Collectible Disc Golf from Disc Nation Disc Golf Superstore

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Steady Ed Headrick Memorial Disc

The "Steady Ed" Memorial Ultimate disc commemorates the life of the founder of disc sports and disc golf, Eddie Headrick. When he passed away in 2002, it was “Steady” Ed's wish that his ashes be incorporated into discs so that he could fly. “Steady” Ed loved the Disc Golf and Frisbee® community. Ed wished for the community to have his discs and for them to have fun and play with them after he passed on.

This is a very limited edition disc, that is made from the classic Discraft Ultrastar 175g mold. All proceeds go towards the establishment of the "Steady" Ed Memorial Museum that will be built at the new National Disc Golf Center.

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Limited Edition Ultimate

Contains the Ashes of "Steady" Ed Headrick

Proceeds to Benefit "Steady" Ed Memorial

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Steady Ed Headrick Memorial Disc

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Disc Golf (also known as "Frisbee Golf" and "Folf" or "Frolf" and even "Disk Golf") is played much like traditional golf. Players use flying discs (golf discs or Frisbees®) and play holes that start with a tee area and end with a Disc Golf Basket or Target. The object: complete the hole by putting your golf disc in the basket in the fewest number of throws. The sport was formalized in the 1970s and is governed by the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA). There are over 3,800 courses worldwide with over 3,200 in the U.S.

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