Lost discs officer: Jack Goolden.
If you find a disc, and you know who it belongs to, please try to return it to that person.
Any other ‘found’ discs should be placed in the metal box on the back of out information sign which is located at what3words.com/jazz.woof.sentences
Jack picks up these discs, and will endeavour find the owner and return it to them. If you are not a local, you might be able to arrange a meet up tournament or mutual acquaintance, or he can posts discs for a flat fee of £5. This covers the price of postage, packaging and the hassle of standing in a slow moving queue at the Post Office.
Alternatively, you can donate your lost (or found) disc to the club. These will either be given to new players, or sold to raise money for course improvements, which is almost guaranteed to boost your disc golf karma 🙂
If a disc has been handed in, but neither claimed nor donated within 4 months, it will be given out on permanent loan, probably to a new or deserving player. We feel that it’s better to give a disc new life than have them sitting around on a shelf gathering dust. If the original owner is found, it should be returned if at all possible.
If you have lost, or found a disc, fill in this form.
The spreadsheet. Note that we always contact disc owners if we can, but we can’t keep discs forever. If a disc is listed as ‘donated’, it probably means that we’ve had it for ages and not been able to communication with the owner. It’s been passed on to a new person who will hopefully love and cherish it.