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Target explores the unexpected world of disc golf and its positive impact on a beloved Chicago community. We meet Tommy Ingles, the founder of Hyde Park Disc Golf, who discovered a passion for the sport during the pandemic and used it to revitalize Jackson Park, an historically rich and local green space.
Key Takeaways:
- Disc golf is a fun, accessible, and environmentally friendly activity for all ages and skill levels.
- Public parks offer numerous benefits but can be underutilized. Initiatives like Hyde Park Disc Golf demonstrate how communities can revitalize public spaces and foster social connection.
- We can all play a role in keeping parks safe and accessible by donating to relevant causes, joining advocacy groups, or participating in clean-up days.
Call to Action:
- Want to try disc golf? Visit UPlayDiscGolf.org to learn more and find a course near you.
- Need discs? Discmania.net offers a wide selection for beginners and experts. Use code "Humm20" for 20% off your order.
- Inspired by Tommy's story? Learn more about Hyde Park Disc Golf at hydeparkgolf.org and see how you can support their work.
Special Thanks:
We extend our sincerest gratitude to our guests: Tommy Ingles, Founder and Executive Director of Hyde Park Disc Golf; Louise McCurry, President of the Jackson Park Advisory Council Board; Dana Vicich, Sales Manager at Disc Mania and former pro disc golfer; and Dustin Leatherman, Executive Director of The Paul McBeth Foundation. A very special thanks to our featured musician, Sean Miller, for providing his single "Midwest States". His music is available on all streaming platforms.
Sponsors:
This episode of Impactually is brought to you by the generous financial support of April Collins Potterfield, David Johnson and Christine O'Neil, JLB Images. And listeners like you! Thank you!
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