Pete Cashen
Godfather
Favorite Disc: Dynamic Discs EMAC Judge
Favorite Course: DownUnder at Rosedale Park - Kansas City, Kansas
Favorite Place To Eat In Emporia: Casa Ramos
Favorite Musical Artist: Too tough to call - 80's and 90's
Favorite Movie: Too tough to call also
Favorite Sports Team/Athlete: Tiger Woods - one person changed the sport of golf
DDO Tee Off Song: You Can't Always Get What You Want - Rolling Stones
My Dynamic Discs Story:
I first met Jeremy at a tournament in Emporia and was really impressed with the determination he showed to promote not only Dynamic Discs but Disc Golf as a sport.
I always wanted to have a store in Kansas City and I needed to beta test if the metro KC area was ready for another retailer. A year later, I bought discs, hats, and towels from Jeremy and sold them out of my pickup truck at leagues. I sold out within weeks and that told me we were ready for another store. We opened Dynamic Discs KC in March of 2012 and we will be celebrating 10 years this March. For the last 12 years, Jeremy and I talk weekly about the business and the direction of Dynamic Discs as a company. There have been a lot of struggles when you grow fast and so many changes, it's hard to keep up with.
Jeremy has stuck to his original goals of growing the sport and being upfront and honest when dealing with anybody he works with. You'll never go wrong if you stick to what got you to where you are today and where you're going.
I always wanted to have a store in Kansas City and I needed to beta test if the metro KC area was ready for another retailer. A year later, I bought discs, hats, and towels from Jeremy and sold them out of my pickup truck at leagues. I sold out within weeks and that told me we were ready for another store. We opened Dynamic Discs KC in March of 2012 and we will be celebrating 10 years this March. For the last 12 years, Jeremy and I talk weekly about the business and the direction of Dynamic Discs as a company. There have been a lot of struggles when you grow fast and so many changes, it's hard to keep up with.
Jeremy has stuck to his original goals of growing the sport and being upfront and honest when dealing with anybody he works with. You'll never go wrong if you stick to what got you to where you are today and where you're going.