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Glow for More at Albion Hills: A Night to Remember
A Glow-in-the-Dark Disc Golf Night for the Paul McBeth Foundation
What a night! Thank you to every single person who came out to Glow for More on the Birdie Course at Albion Hills. You made it something truly special, and I am still smiling about it.
Walking that course after dark, hearing the laughs echoing through the trees, watching players light up when they realized just how dark it gets under that canopy: that is exactly why I do this!
The Course Did What It Always Does
The Birdie Course at Albion Hills continues to be my favourite glow course, and it is not close. The tree canopy is so dense that it was dark in there before the sun had even fully set. There is nowhere else quite like it in Ontario. Players were telling their friends how much fun they were having in real time, mid-round, out loud in the forest. That does not happen by accident. That is what a great course and a great atmosphere do together.
And yes, a few Conservation Series discs found their way into the trees. That was not on purpose. We have all been there.
Players of Every Age Showed Up
One of the things that made this night so rewarding was the range of people who came out. Kids, seniors, first-timers, regulars: everyone venturing out into the darkness together with their newly purchased Conservation Series fundraiser discs, throwing into the unknown and loving every second of it. That kind of inclusivity is what the Dr. Glow Experience is built around, and seeing it play out in real life never gets old!
Logging Rounds for a Cause
Seeing everyone actively logging their rounds on UDisc in support of the Paul McBeth Foundation's Throw for More campaign meant a lot. You showed up, you played, and you gave back while doing it. Every round logged on June 20th triggered a donation to the Foundation, and this community delivered. That is what this is all about!
I cannot wait to bring the Dr. Glow Experience back to Albion Hills. See you out there! 🌿✨
