We are dedicated to truly "growing the sport" of disc golf through our actions and intentions.Anyone who shows a love for disc golf and treats people and parks with respect can join, regardless of skill. We are a club, not a team...which means we do NOT pay out to players. Members join for comradery with like-minded people, club discounts, cool swag, and being part of something greater. Whether be
ginner, professional, or unknowing, if we can improve your game we will try. We do NOT deface park property or litter...even if there are only 2 trash cans on the course. We will, however, cover up tags, peel off stickers, sand off ace dates, and gather up trash when we can. If the pad has snow on it....we shovel it. If a park doesn't care about it's course, it is up to us to police it. The spelling of our name is intentional. The founding members of our club are Marines. The "Frozen Chosin" were Marines from the 1st Marine Division in the Korean War at the "Chosin" Reservoir. In November 1950, during the coldest winter North Korea had experienced in 100 years, U.N. forces were in pursuit of North Korean troops, when they were surprised by China’s entry into the Korean War. The U.N. forces, most of them U.S. Marines from the 1st Marine Division, fought for survival. Surrounded and outnumbered 8-to-1 by Chinese forces, the Marines embarked upon a 78-mile journey to the Sea of Japan to reconnect with American forces. The journey would take 13 days. Cut off from support, the Marines were still able to fight their way through 10 Chinese infantry divisions (120,00-150,000). These Marines had minimal supplies, suffered loss of limb, hypothermia, and were harassed constantly by the red army. The Frozen Chosin DGC plays in all inclement weather to honor the Frozen Chosin and remind ourselves that no matter how bad we think we have it, some had it way worse....and prevailed. Semper Fidelis.