Having a Beer in all 351 Massachusetts towns. Want to hit some DG courses. Help!

[bradharris]

Originally Posted by toddy74

About the Microbrews. Thats a good question. I contacted someone at Sam Adams at the beginning and she was excited for it and mentioned #351 at the Brewery. I still may do some microbrews. Thats still up in the air. I guess see how it goes, and see the interest I get.

If you do Microbrews, Hyland is a must. Beer and disc golf in one spot.

[DangeRuss]

maple pecan seasonal.....mmmmmmm....

[Franky4fangaz]

hylands in sturbridge has a great brewery on site plus a great dg course

[Anselm]

WilBRAham. Crane hill is a very cool course, but I learned to play there so I am more than a little biased. It is still a work in progress, but it is nearing completion: beautiful rubber teepads on all holes, two sets of baskets on #1 and #16, and alternate pin positions on almost all holes. Par something around 58.5 (calling hole 15 a par 4 is a little conservative). I really recommend the course; it doesn't have the sock-you-in-the-gut-as-soon-as-you-pull-into-the-parking-lot "wow factor" that barre has, but I'd say its a better and much more varied challenge.

If possible, check it out with a local. The lack of signs can make it hard to navigate.

But I ask: why not play each course in every town that has one? You'll be around for it anyway. And at the rate new courses keep popping up in the Mass, I doubt anybody has 100%-ed the state in recent years. That would be one helluva feat.

[toddy74]

Originally Posted by Anselm

WilBRAham. Crane hill is a very cool course, but I learned to play there so I am more than a little biased. It is still a work in progress, but it is nearing completion: beautiful rubber teepads on all holes, two sets of baskets on #1 and #16, and alternate pin positions on almost all holes. Par something around 58.5 (calling hole 15 a par 4 is a little conservative). I really recommend the course; it doesn't have the sock-you-in-the-gut-as-soon-as-you-pull-into-the-parking-lot "wow factor" that barre has, but I'd say its a better and much more varied challenge.

If possible, check it out with a local. The lack of signs can make it hard to navigate.

But I ask: why not play each course in every town that has one? You'll be around for it anyway. And at the rate new courses keep popping up in the Mass, I doubt anybody has 100%-ed the state in recent years. That would be one helluva feat.

You are right. I might as well since I'll be in all the towns!

[mndiscg]

Are you drinking Boston Lager the whole time or switching it up?

[rj29274]

It is not in Mass but Switchback was my beer of choice during my work trip to Vermont a few years ago

[toddy74]

Originally Posted by mndiscg

Are you drinking Boston Lager the whole time or switching it up?

Switching it up. I'll have each different Sam Adams beer many times over.. Im open to all suggestions.

[nyrblue2]

If you've already contacted Samuel Adams and they're behind you and this idea, tell them you want to try Utopias (their rare, high-alcohol beer) as #351.

[toddy74]

Originally Posted by nyrblue2

If you've already contacted Samuel Adams and they're behind you and this idea, tell them you want to try Utopias (their rare, high-alcohol beer) as #351.

I just added that of my long list of things to do. Thanks...