Dubois County Disc Golf League Wraps Week 23 at Ferdinand

League play at the Ferdinand Disc Golf Course concluded its Week 23 round on December 1, 2025, on the course's 18 hole layout. The league posted full weekly results and an updated leaderboard after the round, with player by player breakdowns for each course hole and overall rankings revised at the end of play. The published scores covered league rounds run between November 23 and December 1, 2025, and were available on the event page for participants and the public.

Results from Week 23 carried immediate implications for the season standings. Because the league publishes hole level scores and cumulative rankings at the close of each round, players and teams have clear statistical trails to track progress across the season. That transparency helps competitors target improvement areas and allows organizers to monitor scoring trends as the league approaches its final rounds. With the December 1 round now in the books, standings reflect performances from the late November stretch of play and will inform pairings and expectations for the remaining schedule.

For local residents the impact extends beyond competition. Ferdinand Disc Golf Course is a community amenity that draws steady participation in organized league play, and weekly rounds like Week 23 sustain recreational use through the late season. Regular posting of leaderboards and detailed round breakdowns strengthens community engagement by making results easy to follow for players, families, and local supporters. The continued operation of the league into December also raises practical questions for municipal park planning, including maintenance timing and winter access for recreational programming.

From an economic and long term perspective, active league reporting enhances the sport's visibility locally and can support modest increases in demand for related goods and services, including equipment, food and beverage from nearby businesses, and potential sponsorship interest. Consistent seasonal data on participation and scoring can also guide organizers and town officials when planning investments in course upkeep, winter scheduling, and promotional outreach to sustain participation in coming years.