What is the first real hole you EVER played?

[Danger]

Sorry if this thread had been done, searched for it and everything, but if not:

What is the first REAL (listed here, I suppose) disc golf hole you ever attempted to play?


Post a picture!

Mine is hole 1 at Oak Grove, in Pasadena, CA

 

[Eefman]

I like this idea. For me (and many other locals, I'm sure) its gonna be hole #1 at Z Boaz. Pretty sure it was in the long that day, so a little over 200' to the back of those trees.

 

[ProFiction]

Hole #1 at Knob Hill

Not from blue tee (pictured) obviously I believe it was in A pin. This was almost exactly a year ago.

 

[snappyfingers]

Danger and I both have hole #1 at OG in common.

 

[jeffmonty]

Man, I have no idea. I DO wish I could remember, though, cause now i'm curious.There's a good chance it was hole 1, Johnny Roberts DGC in Arvada, Colorado.

 

[ReinZ_96]

Hole #1 at Grignon Park in Kaukauna, WI...that is a beastly first hole and course to play.

 

[GLong]

Goucher College Hole 1
dogleg right around the tennis course. i'm pretty sure my friend gave me a wraith to throw..

 

[jcf5083]

Hole #1 at Blendon Woods, 244' and I was using a "rental" disc

 

[Roc1Time]

Doesnt exist anymore. Was about a 315 foot shot with a big cottonwood just offcenter at about 225. Throw a slight anny or a hyzer skip under the low hanging trees to the right of the fairway.

 

[Inn0va]

Hole #1 at Sandy Point!

 

[weeman]

Numero Uno at Kereiakis. No idea what I threw. First two discs I ever bought were a Beast and Rhyno but don't think I had those when I first played there.

 

[DGInternet]

Hole #1 at Cliff Steven's park Clearwater, Florida.

 

[jongoff09]

Burns Park, North Little Rock, AR

I think the basket was on the right, but they moved so frequently back then so I am not 100% sure. I was given a Valk to use and I borrowed a putter.

 

[crimsonsation]

Hole #1 at Lake Shore Disc Golf Course in Pleasant Hill, MO. I still love this course.

 

[harr0140]

Nothing like a 500' hole with a mando to kick off the game . . . we started on 5 because the entrance road was closed so we parked by Target and walked to Hole #5.

Sorry I dont know how to get the image in here I guess . . I am so computer retarded

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?id=717&p=2b32fde0

 

[Danger]

Nothing like a 500' hole with a mando to kick off the game . . . we started on 5 because the entrance road was closed so we parked by Target and walked to Hole #5.

Sorry I dont know how to get the image in here I guess . . I am so computer retarded

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?id=717&p=2b32fde0

^Click the little yellow icon with the mountains on it, and enter the photo URL there

Hole 5 Freeman Lake Park:

 

[thrembo]

If you are refering to the 1st "basket" course hole, for me it was hole #1, West Park in Joliet IL, shortly after it was put in circa 1979. It is considered to be the 1st basket style course in IL, and one of the 1st in the midwest. That course, and Hudson Mills will always be considered sacred ground to me!

 

[jtencer]

Old hole #1 at warriors path state park. It no longer exists because they built a playground but it used to be a really cool hole. Big left-to-right slope on the fairway and a couple huge oaks made roll-aways a potential risk (especially since we all sucked back then).

 

[Mattallica]

#1 at kentwood in raleigh

 

[bcr123psu]

Hole #1 at the Little Lehigh Parkway (2005 Worlds course)

666' (Hole of the BEAST) Par 4 with water and other OB

I'm pretty sure I skyhooked a Champ Sidewinder and got about 40-60' out of my first through. It was 100% terrible. Despite that, it was still a good time, and the hook has been set since.