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“Steady” Ed Memorial discs. |
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“Steady” Ed Memorial discs
“Tee off and fly freely!" “Steady" Ed |
Pictures of the construction of the PDGA International Disc Golf Center. |
Steady Ed Headrick Limited Run "Lines of Headrick Memorial Freestyle Disc" 
"The Lines of Headrick" Memorial disc commemorates the life of the founder of disc sports and father of disc golf, "Steady" Ed Headrick. It was Ed's wish that his ashes be incorporated into discs so that he could fly. “Steady” Ed loved the Disc Golf and Frisbee® community. Ed wished for the community to have his discs and for them to have fun and play with them after he passed on. This is a very limited edition disc, that is made from the classic Discraft Ultrastar 175g mold. All proceeds go towards the establishment of the not for profit "Steady" Ed Memorial Museum that will be built at the new International Disc Golf Center.
''Steady'' Ed Headrick Limited Run Memorial Disc Golf Diver and Putter Set  "Steady" Ed Memorial Disc Golf set come in a set of two discs, one Putter and one Driver. The Art work was created by Ed's good friend Sharon Kinzie and chosen by “Steady” Ed to be the art work for the discs to carry his ashes. This is a very limited edition disc set created from the APX and XL disc molds and all proceeds go towards the establishment of the not for profit "Steady" Ed Memorial Museum to be built at the new International Disc Golf Center.
''Steady'' Ed Headrick Limited Run Memorial Mini discs 
Memorial “Steady”Ed Mini discs are available for $5. Carry one with you to use as your mini in tournament play. These memorial “Steady” Ed Minis don't contain Ed's ashes. All proceeds from the sale of the “Steady” Ed memorial disc sets and minis go to the nonprofit “ Steady”Ed Memorial Fund. Please Call 831-722-6037 to order |
“For years, he used to joke about saying he wanted to live on as a Frisbee®,” Dan Headrick said of his father. “We always thought he was joking. But he made it clear he was serious. He wanted us to use his ashes in making some Frisbees®. He even said he hopes we throw them around in his honor.” |
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“I felt the Frisbee had some kind of a spirit involved. It’s not just like playing catch with a ball. It’s the beautiful flight.” —“Steady” Ed |
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“Remember, when a Frisbyterian dies their soul lands on the roof on its way to heaven” —“Steady” Ed |
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It
was “Steady” Ed's wishes that once he passed away his
ashes be incorporated into discs so that he could fly. “Steady”
Ed loved the Disc Golf and Frisbee® community. Ed wished for
the community to have his discs and for them to have fun and play
with them after he passed on.