The CDSA is a member supported, volunteer, non-profit organization that supports, enhances and promotes disc sports in Colorado. Now celebrating it's 20th anniversary in 2012, we run the Thin Air Tour Points series for individuals and now teams too. We also have an annual Skins Tournament for CDSA Members at our year-end awards celebration. We support events by donating money to tournaments, when we have the ability. In addition, we run a Basket Donation Program to provide one basket per year, for any disc golf course throughout the state that needs one. To promote the sport we post any disc event happening in the state on this website, send out numerous regional press releases for all Thin Air Tour events, use Twitter to tweet about events and postings from this website, plus we give out many brochures throughout the year.

We hope this new website will serve as the communication hub for all local clubs and everything disc throughout the state. There is instant Twitter and Facebook integration as well as individual group forums and emails for each club/group. An Annual Individual CDSA Membership is not required for this free website sign-up. We encourage website members to post photos, video's, blogs and forum posts. Please visit the CDSA Membership/Donations page to join us with an annual membership of $10/Am Women-Juniors, $15/Individuals, $25/Families and help us support, enhance and promote our growing sport of disc golf.

We've added another component of the CDSA Thin Air Tour, now celebrating it's 20 anniversary! In addition to competing individually, we are now doing teams competition. You will need a Team Captain and Co-Captain and a roster of 12 players in pro and amateur divisions. Basically, 2 pro’s and 2 am’s compete as a team, in each individual round of all Thin Air Tour events. Team Captains determine who in the roster of 12 players per team, should play which individual round(s). Winners will be based on total scores. So if the 2 pro’s shoot a total -8 under par between both of them and the 2 am’s shoot +8 over par between both of them, than the team gets a 0 even par for that round. It’s all about teams playing players within the ratings guidelines, during each round of the tourney. The idea is to give everyone a chance to play, when they can show up. As long as the team fits the ratings guidelines, they can play more or all their players.

Here is a link to the blog with complete details.