Prevent Salient's remodel of the Orangeburg disc golf course
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Augusto Delgado
10 years ago
I would advise against working with Salient if you want the course to succeed.
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Chris Fischer
10 years ago
Salient should probably redesign their company first...
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John Jones
10 years ago
Save the disc golf park
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Dan Schlitter
10 years ago
Salient is a terrible, terrible company! This action exactly replicates the way they handle their business. Unprofessional and not customer-centered in the least.
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Lee Spencer
10 years ago
Just played this course and don't see any need to remodel without the local club's input.
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Bobby Henn
10 years ago
All work done do courses should be under the approval of the P&R Dept. Relationships between clubs and P&R is how things get done faster and done the right way.
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Matt Torma
10 years ago
delete Yikes - Calling Salient a disc golf manufacturer is an insult to other reputable disc golf manufacturers. Don't walk away...run! If you don't believe me, just do a little digging into their customer satisfaction reviews.
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Rob
10 years ago
I don't trust Salient. Never played here, but DGCR reviews don't indicate the need for a remodel, and it certainly shouldn't happen without input from the local club.
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Matt Torma
10 years ago
Yikes - Calling Salient a disc golf manufacturer is an insult to other reputable disc golf manufacturers. Don't walk away...run! If you don't believe me, just do a little digging into their customer satisfaction reviews.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Put your own course in rather than disrupting other's hard work! I will go out of my way to not buy or sell any Salient products.
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Alan Byrd
10 years ago
While not a local resident, I ask the Chamber of Commerce to look into the past actions by Salient Discs and their standing with the Disc Golf Community.
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mike arens
10 years ago
Please leave history packed courses as they are. Thanks
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Pat Bowles
10 years ago
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Using a company with as poor of a reputation as salient discs while getting no input from local players or the club is not a good way to go about this project. Chris Kilgus is alienating the local community and will make successful events in Orangeburg much less likely.
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Kerry kellett
10 years ago
These guys are bad news
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Cj Nappier
10 years ago
Not the right way to do things.
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Michael Siuda
10 years ago
If it is not a necessity, then it doesn't need to happen.
Mike #10513
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david thomas
10 years ago
Not Cool. and Salient is a bad company!
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Brian Moser
10 years ago
The local club should be consulted before remodeling a course.
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Dustin Chmielewski
10 years ago
Salient doesn't have the right to remodel of course the locals putting money into.
I would advise against working with Salient if you want the course to succeed.
Salient should probably redesign their company first...
Save the disc golf park
Salient is a terrible, terrible company! This action exactly replicates the way they handle their business. Unprofessional and not customer-centered in the least.
Just played this course and don't see any need to remodel without the local club's input.
All work done do courses should be under the approval of the P&R Dept. Relationships between clubs and P&R is how things get done faster and done the right way.
delete Yikes - Calling Salient a disc golf manufacturer is an insult to other reputable disc golf manufacturers. Don't walk away...run! If you don't believe me, just do a little digging into their customer satisfaction reviews.
I don't trust Salient. Never played here, but DGCR reviews don't indicate the need for a remodel, and it certainly shouldn't happen without input from the local club.
Yikes - Calling Salient a disc golf manufacturer is an insult to other reputable disc golf manufacturers. Don't walk away...run! If you don't believe me, just do a little digging into their customer satisfaction reviews.
Put your own course in rather than disrupting other's hard work! I will go out of my way to not buy or sell any Salient products.
While not a local resident, I ask the Chamber of Commerce to look into the past actions by Salient Discs and their standing with the Disc Golf Community.
Please leave history packed courses as they are. Thanks
Using a company with as poor of a reputation as salient discs while getting no input from local players or the club is not a good way to go about this project. Chris Kilgus is alienating the local community and will make successful events in Orangeburg much less likely.
These guys are bad news
Not the right way to do things.
If it is not a necessity, then it doesn't need to happen. Mike #10513
Not Cool. and Salient is a bad company!
The local club should be consulted before remodeling a course.
Salient doesn't have the right to remodel of course the locals putting money into.
Let the club make the choices!