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Prevent Salient's remodel of the Orangeburg disc golf course

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chris colwell
10 years ago

Why don't salient design and build their own course? Why undo someone else's blood sweat and tears? This seems disrespectful to the local players, club, and parks and rec dept.

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William Kelley
10 years ago

This is not a reputable company in the sport and it appears the city has failed Democracy by making this rash decision to remodel a local disc golf course without consulting the disc golfers or even the community.

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Charles Van Kempen
10 years ago

If a local Disc Golf group is already doing improvements why disrupt their progress. It may not be noticeable at this time but when the plants they added and other changes that were made complete their growth you will then see the fruits of labor that preformed. Please don't let the non disc golf group to-do anything.

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Dylan Day
10 years ago

Salient is not a very reputable company to begin with, this is just I swine!

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Matt Peckham
10 years ago

Unproven course designers and really shoddy baskets.

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Michael Grossman
10 years ago

Salient is a very disreputable company. Their attempt to bypass the local club and redesign the course is another example of their malfeasance. Their conduct is reprehensible. Please SAY NO TO SALIENT.

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Kelvin Lupus Familiarus
10 years ago

I support this petition.

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William Nelson
10 years ago

Please don't do business with these clowns!

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Will
10 years ago

Not what the people want

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Tony allen jewett
10 years ago

No way salient is a horrible company

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Brady Martin
10 years ago

Don't let Salient ruin this course

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Jerry Banton
10 years ago

Salient=Bad News

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Albin Wennberg
10 years ago

Salient has not been a trustworthy company in the past and they shouldnt be allowed to do this

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Doug Evil Twin Courbat
10 years ago

Shame on you... Call yourselves a disc golf company and then try to shut on a local disc golf club..

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Joe Woitkowski
10 years ago

Obviously the local disc golf playing public does not want Salient involved in redesigning the course, why force them? Especially with Salients well documented, checkered past with customers?

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Dustin Perry
10 years ago

Your reputation precedes you in the worst of ways.

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Michael Smith
10 years ago

Course redesigns should always go through the proper channels.

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Tim Redman
10 years ago

No Salient, you cannot bully your way past local clubs and government.

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Zach Stuefen
10 years ago

Salient is sad. So many people leaving the team and the way they embody themselves in the world of disc golf is pathetic. Hang it up, Salient. No one wants you here.

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Michael Reilly
10 years ago

This is bad news to allow a company with a history of a poor product to come in and completely bypass local clubs to completely redo a course. Local city officials don't understand that redesigning the course, and replacing equipment with inferior ones can ultimately damage the sport locally. I think the companies heart is in the right place, but by not including local player involvement, they are ultimately deteriorating their image further in the disc golf community.