Disc golf devotees find community through sport in Riverview, N.B.
Retired nurse Line Richard goes to the disc golf course at Claude D. Taylor elementary school almost every day.
Though the Riverview course has only been in operation for a little over a year, Richard has been playing the low-impact sport for over 20 years. “I had my first date, in 1998, with my now husband playing disc golf in Calgary,” she said in an interview. Since moving to Riverview in 2010, she and her husband would regularly drive to a disc golf course in Sackville.“We used to go play and nobody was there…All of the sudden everybody’s around and everybody’s having a lot of fun playing. It’s become like a family now,” she said.
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