The Annual Derek Sorensen Disc Golf Tournament
Derek Sorensen Memorial Disc Golf Tournament - presented by United Way and Gold Country Disc Golf Association- Saturday October 2022 (DATE TBD)
This will be the 7th year of the Derek Sorensen Memorial Disc Golf Tournament. It grew out of the love of a mother who lost her son, as a way to honor his memory. Derek left behind many friends who shared his passion for disc golf and for life in general.
Format: Doubles Tournament (ONE Round), bring your own partner. Division defaults to division of best player, for age protected divisions both must be eligible. All divisions welcome (Must be a minimum of three teams to make a division) Hoping to see some more Co-ed (male/female) teams this year. All experience levels welcome!
When: Date TBD, Check-in/Sign Up 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m., Players Meeting 8:15 a.m.
Where: Western Gateway Park, Penn Valley (Meet at the Covered Pavilion near Hole 17)
Entry Fee: $60 per Team (100% of Entry Fee Donated to the United Way Nevada County Community Impact Fund). There will be a LIMITED CASH PAYOUT from sponsor donations!!!
Sign Up: Online Registration Encouraged- click below or register day of the event. For more info call Woody at 916-716-2559
Bring your own lunch. There will be a basket raffle, CTP prizes during the round, and a CTP to the Hole 6 basket at lunch for 50% of the cash CTP entries.
100% of entry fees will be donated to benefit the United Way of Nevada County in Derek’s memory. There will be a limited cash payout provided with generous donations from the Sorensen family and other community members. The most important thing is to come out have fun and honor Derek’s memory.
About Derek Sorensen
"He was a best friend to many and a great friend to all," says his mother, Debbie Evans. "He was not judgmental; never a bully and he loved all living things. He loved all living things; dogs, cats, butterflies, birds, bees and even slugs. Derek was passionate about the Yuba River, loved the mountains, the ocean and most of all the desert and he enjoyed many sports, bowling, hiking, camping, biking, snowboarding and playing disc golf. He is missed by many."