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| '''Wanted articles''' is the prioritized creation queue. Add a short scope note and likely sources before creating a red link.
| | Places and landscapes associated with Flying Disc history. |
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| == Highest priority ==
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| * Ten biographies supporting [[Women of Flying Disc Sports]] and championship interpretation
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| * Five landmark [[PDGA World Championships]] editions
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| * Five influential entries for [[Courses and Places]]
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| * The first governing-body, club, and manufacturer entries for [[Organizations and Industry]]
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| * A complete publication overview and issue index for ''Disc Golf Journal''
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| == Object and technology articles ==
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| * Early targets and target systems
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| * Disc types and changing materials
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| * Bags and player equipment
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| * Manufacturing and graphic processes
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| == Research infrastructure ==
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| * Bibliography of Flying Disc history
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| * Guide to museum archival collections
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| * Oral-history index
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| * Disc golf results and statistics source guide
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| [[Category:Research tools]]
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Latest revision as of 21:33, 16 August 2026
Places and landscapes associated with Flying Disc history.
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