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Limit of 80 participants. Bring your own discs. Participation fee of $10.00. Time Table: 8:30 Check in and Players meeting 9:00 Shotgun Start 12:00 Expected Play Conclusion 12:30 Awards All proceeds benefit American Cancer Society's Mountain Area Relay For Life If interested in...

4.50 star(s) Mother of all courses Mostly the fairways are tight and unforgiving making for a degree of technique which is challenging but not overwhelming. There are a few exceptions which really let you "rip it". Also big natural tee-boxes and multiple possible pin locations on "every" hole. Even living...

baseball for getting down those rare high fliers caught in trees and any trash found laying around.

what kind of disc would you recommend ordering from a manufacturer to hand out to the participants, keep in mind there will certainly be newcomers and old-hands alike...

thanks, thinning the groups and a blow horn sounds like good ideas. FYI its a 20 hole course

I'm running a charitable tournament for Relay For Life at my local course. I am planning on allowing a maximum of 50 participants to play and am looking for suggestions on how to begin the tournament to cycle people through the course in the most timely fashion without making the final group to...

I did not see this posted yet, but absolutely the Champion Starfire! Flies like nothing else.

Beaver Ranch, I never tire of it. I love the extreme elevation changes and every hole's different fairway.

1) Play ten new courses 2) Appropriately execute the backhand 3) Improve putting ...An ace would always be nice but ehh

So far 20 degrees, windy, a foot of snow on the ground with snow falling hard enough to cover discs within minutes and visibility short of 200ft. In fact one of my discs was lost but would never trade the experience for a summer day.

I know we all travel out of our way to play and spend too much time at it...but how addicted are you. What is the most extreme weather conditions you've played a round of disc golf in? Was it worth it?

4.00 star(s) Fun to play Every hole is different. Multiple pin location options and concrete pads. There are plenty of trees to hinder your throws requiring more skills to master. Often long drives required and puts are often made harder by surrounding trees. Surrounded by roads. Constant sounds of cars...

2.50 star(s) Good for having time to spare Lived in apartments so basically played every other day. Concrete pads present with rough map of pin location. Baskets on holes. Well maintained. Mostly shorter holes with wide open fairways and very few trees to navigate around. For experience players Par at...