What is your favorite course to play on?

[myhouseinthewoods]

Yea thanks for the link, and yet again another park for michigan!
Damn I never knew Michigan was home to this good looking park
Some of the forestry looks pretty in the pics for fall

lol only if and there was another park I saw on this site which some guy owned that had a hole where you had to throw your disc through a barn, but it was more of a ranch than a office park of course.

nice lookin park, and a cool bridge on one hole, though on the hole info, it says theres alot of water holes, which doesnt sound too good, ill keep my disc away from those holes, it does present a challenge though, no holes that are in the 100ft range.

 

[datch]

if you are in michigan, ann arbor area, which i think was said... lol
willow metropark is a fun park its a shorter pretty technical course, it is rough and difficult, lots of trees but nothing feels better than parking a hole down a crazy fairway... it causes you to pick shots and not just throw...

 

[simpletwist]

I don't think I've played a course yet that I didn't like.

My home course, Joseph Davis SP is nice because it has 27 holes and almost everyone is an ace run for someone of my skill level. I've got my only aces(2) there and so many close calls. There's plenty of picnic tables and "safety meeting" spots. I'd say almost 75% of the park users are disc golfers. And its about 10 minutes from the house.

I also Like Emery Park, one of the longest and most challenging courses locally. The park is beautiful and the 1st hole is around 1000' down a ski slope. And although its not far outside the city its never crowded, even on the weekends.

The Blue Monster at Shore Winds is another longer course I love to play that's about an hour from the house. The holes along the bluffs of Lake Ontario are as beautiful as you'll find anywhere. Think Pebble Beach ball golf course. Since about midway between Buffalo and Rochester there is never a crowd there either.

And then there's TC3 Panther Highlands in Dryden, NY. On the grounds of Tompkins County Community College its very well maintained and a challenge to all skill levels. A wide variety of shots, good use of elevation, water holes and on most holes punishing rough. But if you can stay on the fairway you can score really well.

 

[Tee1]

Of the courses I play regularly the courses in Paw Paw WV are my favorite, and The Woodshed is my favorite of the two.It has everything that I enjoy in a course.It has distance, extreme elevation changes, water hazards, open field bombers, and some incredibly technical wooded holes.The courses are private and on a beautiful piece of land and the owners Spencer and Gabby are two of the nicest people you'd ever want to meet.

 

[kcgolfercro]

cliff drive in kc mo

 

[aPfaff]

Hawk Hollow in somewhere where you don't know. It has the VTI tourney every year. Awesome course.

 

[slicemaster]

East Metro in Manor, TX so far. I still need to make it up to Selah Ranch then I may change my vote.

 

[Dsplayname]

Chattooga Belle Farms, in SC, is the best course to play at dawn.
Steady Ed, at the IDGC, is supreme for glow-disc.
I'd like to give rain-disc a round at Pine Valley hogback, at the hippodrome.
I've always loved playing regular rounds at Sandy Creek, in Athens GA..

 

[bbutch]

I really really like Idlewild in KY.... But I'd say it's a toss up between that and gordon holton memorial in Delaware OH

 

[Stetz1010]

Basil-Marella DGC in Rochester, NY - super tight "fairways," with a good mix or rh/lh shots. Extremely technical course which requires the ability to get out of trouble in some very rough situations. Front 9 plays flat, back 9 throws in some small elevation. Plenty of birdies that can turn into bogies in no time. Bunch of ace runs as well, and its only 3 minutes from my house.

 

[NorthernDisc]

Grey Fox at the Fox River Park in Silver Lake, WI. Beautiful, well manicured fairways, good mix of basket positions that are changed every couple of weeks, and elevation changes at almost every hole makes for some challenging action.

 

[Cgkdisc]

Dsplayname - Steady Ed, at the IDGC, is supreme for glow-disc.

For real? I was wondering if it might be good or just too tough a terrain to handle in the dark.

 

[sillybizz]

Diamond X in Billings Montana was amazing. Not something I would want as a home course but definatley an adventure course. IDGC (Thank you Chuck Kennedy and John Houck), all three courses there are amazing, love me some Georgia! Horning's Hideout's three courses in North Plains, Oregon is still a favorite destination course that I visit multiple times a year and stay at for a weekend.

 

[Danger]

My favorite course to play is probably Chavez Ridge. Casual DG with short walks, unless you roll down the hill.

 

[Tucker33]

Flip, Banklick (Lincoln Ridge) and Idlewild are my top three. Bank is my home course. Love it. When I want a reality check I venture out to Idle. Flip is 8 hours north so I hope to get back that way in the spring.

 

[MrFixIt]

Chattooga Belle Farms, in SC, is the best course to play at dawn.
Steady Ed, at the IDGC, is supreme for glow-disc.
I'd like to give rain-disc a round at Pine Valley hogback, at the hippodrome.
I've always loved playing regular rounds at Sandy Creek, in Athens GA..

Rain-disc rounds at the Monty and Ft. Yargo!

Lake Russell, any time!

Sandy Creek, hells yea!

Indian Creek, kicks my a$$, but still love it!

The Hippo and Pine Valley, every year on my DG sabbatical!

And my personal favorites, The Herm and Mathews Park! (Just plain fun, short courses to play!)

 

[Dsplayname]

For real? I was wondering if it might be good or just too tough a terrain to handle in the dark.

I played my first glow round there. The terrain is fine for pitch dark. The fairways are pretty well-kept and clear; just got to be careful near the water.

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

For real? I was wondering if it might be good or just too tough a terrain to handle in the dark.

Heck yeah, that's my kind of glow. Bugs the crap out of me when people might avoid a certain course or holes because they might be too tough for glow, it's never too tough. If it's playable in the day, it should be playable in the night as long as everyone has a flashlight/headlamp and the proper disc setup.

Played Blueberry glow a couple weeks ago - Awesome, I've played several of the state parks around Ohio glow - sick. I've played Axldog glow (every hole) - very nice. Point is, any of the IDGC courses would be great glow courses . I bet Diamond-x or Charlotte courses, or The bear/gold/granite ridge, or Wildcat, or I could go on and on would be so much fun in the dark .

 

[Bikinimower]

Flip City

 

[JMONEY]

Pier Park.