Is Highbridge the largest complex???

[BionicRib]

Chuck would know exactly which ones are being tweaked at LL. FWIW the red course also has dual teepads on (I think almost every hole). The newer course got stopped I believe because some rare wild bush or weed or something started to grow after some of the clearing was done.

[Cgkdisc]

I'm waiting to hear back from Brian on the LL course tweaks so we can start preparing the invite package for Pro Worlds.

[BionicRib]

^Is Brian the only one to contact for volunteering?

[Cgkdisc]

I think Jay & Deb Svitko are coordinating volunteers. Check this website for info:
http://redrocdiscgolf.com/2013_pro_worlds

[BionicRib]

Thanks Chuck! Are you gonna be a Marshall?

[Cgkdisc]

Playing. I'm a rookie Sr GM this year.

[DavidSauls]

Originally Posted by New013

hippodrome has 4

Currently it has 2 courses open to general play, 2 only for tournaments.

For what that's worth.

[dandaman]

Originally Posted by Cgkdisc

The PDGA has the option to build two more course there in the future eventually bringing it to five plus the minigolf course.

Hate to throw in a threadjack but, wouldn't two more courses at the IDGC be kind of redundant? It's not like the scenery, terrain, and makeup of the land is that much different to warrant two more woods course. For me if there was any kind of knock on the three courses is that they all play in the woods...with really the only exception being the one hole on Steady that plays with the lake being on the left.

[DavidSauls]

Originally Posted by dandaman

Hate to throw in a threadjack but, wouldn't two more courses at the IDGC be kind of redundant? It's not like the scenery, terrain, and makeup of the land is that much different to warrant two more woods course. For me if there was any kind of knock on the three courses is that they all play in the woods...with really the only exception being the one hole on Steady that plays with the lake being on the left.

An easier/beginner/red-level course might be in order.

[ru4por]

Originally Posted by dandaman

Hate to throw in a threadjack but, wouldn't two more courses at the IDGC be kind of redundant? It's not like the scenery, terrain, and makeup of the land is that much different to warrant two more woods course. For me if there was any kind of knock on the three courses is that they all play in the woods...with really the only exception being the one hole on Steady that plays with the lake being on the left.

I don't know, I think each has it's individual character, but they are similiar. You say the above like disc golf in the woods is a bad thing. We play a lot of wooded disc golf here in Michigan, and I like to see each hole as a unique challenge. An opportunity to shape a particular shot to meet the nasty lumber mother nature throws at me.