NineNorth Spotlight: Hansen Park Winter Disc Golf League
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Winter disc golf league organization
Community impact and social engagement
Course maintenance and infrastructure at Hansen Park
Winter weather endurance of outdoor sporting events
Areas of Interest (3)
- The resilience of niche winter sports communities in the Twin Cities.
- Volunteer-driven maintenance projects improving public park infrastructure.
- The evolution of disc golf from a summer-only activity to a year-round community staple.
Notable Quotes (3)
I've never in 13 years of running this have ever cancelled a league because of the weather.
Event operationsExplaining the reliability of the winter league.
It's one of the best run leagues in the whole state.
Community qualityReflecting on the quality of local disc golf.
I think we have the best teapads in this in the cities.
InfrastructureHighlighting course maintenance efforts.
People (2)
League OrganizerLeague DirectorHas run the league since 2012, emphasizing consistency in operations regardless of weather conditions.
1 quote
Has run the league since 2012, emphasizing consistency in operations regardless of weather conditions.
“I've never in 13 years of running this have ever cancelled a league because of the weather.”
Discussing the commitment to keeping the league active through winter.
League ParticipantPlayerA long-time player who travels internationally and ranks this local league as one of the best in the state.
1 quote
A long-time player who travels internationally and ranks this local league as one of the best in the state.
“It's one of the best run leagues in the whole state.”
Praising the organizational quality of the local disc golf event.
Places Mentioned
Hansen ParkTwin Cities
Events & Meetings (1)
- Winter League sessions, twice a month from November through March