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Course rating disclaimer or "Why I rate them the way I do"
I wanted to add this disclaimer about my course reviews as we all have a unique lens when rating courses and I like to know the story behind the rater as much as possible. I realize the site has "objective" standards with which to rate courses, but I'm not always going to stick rigidly to these.
Things I DO look for when rating a course: My main interests are in the actual design of the holes and the course in general rather than how many benches are there, what types of baskets it has, or how easy navigation is. Don't get me wrong, most of these will factor into my rating somewhat and I will definitely try to make note of things like these, but they are not my primary interest.
One thing that I particularly look for in a course is one that can capture my imagination over time. I like courses which gradually reveal themselves over time as you play more and more rounds. I enjoy finding the nuances and quirks that aren't apparent at first and figuring out the probability of birdying with one route/throw versus another. However, it seems like courses which succeed in this area tend to have certain shared characteristics which will bias my ratings. One is that these courses tend to look similar in terms of geography: they are usually moderately to heavily wooded and/or have moderate to large elevation changes and/or have varied terrain (rocks, shrubs, mix of slow grass, fast bald areas) rather than consistent grass or dirt. The second is that many of these courses tend to have par 4 or par 5 holes. Its not that you can't learn something new about a par 3 hole but often there are more long-term discoveries possible on a par 4 or 5 hole (because you are throwing more shots and because you have to think about multiple potential placements off your drive rather than just as close to the basket as possible). That said, a par 5 hole 1200' hole in an open field will probably not interest me nearly as much as a short par 3 with a slanted multispeed green, multiple routes, and a danger area.
Atmosphere - I definitely will consider the atmosphere of playing in a place when deciding on a rating. A place like Paw Paw, WV would probably get a very high rating even if the courses weren't spectacular (which they are!). Maybe it's an awesome group of local golfers, a quiet peaceful walk through a forest, or a course with historical roots - all of these experiences will likely add to my appraisal.
Land usage versus potential - Not using a plot of land to its potential is a huge pet peeve of mine. This often goes along with the "number of holes" whine-fest which is coming later on in this novel I've written, but it can also be just a plain lack of planning or knowledge of course design. The course in Aberdeen Washington really stands out to illustrate this point. Yes, there are some nice holes out here but there appears to be no foresight about the course other than the last basket is here so there should be a tee close by. This tends to create a course with lots of "filler" holes and one or two pretty good holes. The land at this park is ideal for disc golf but the holes rarely realize this potential.
Sugarcoating - I'm not going to sugarcoat my reviews; I'll put in the con's and problems as I see them. At the same time, I do understand the work that goes into creating a course and some of the extraneous factors that can ruin a great design. There are some courses which I just won't review because I don't want to badmouth them but all the courses I do review will get the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Skill-level - While I tend to most enjoy courses that are designed to challenge my skill level the most, I try to keep an eye out for holes which will be a good challenge for newer players or holes which are geared towards our elite players. Valla-Arta Ast near Madison, WI is a great course which is designed for the super pro (when its in long positions) but at the same time is pretty boring for the average gold or silver level player who can't consistently break 450'-500' on their drives. I'd still rate this course highly because it appears to be well thought out, but I'll try to note that it wasn't suited for my skill level.
I've said a few of these earlier, but I DON'T care that much about the following things when rating a course:
Nasty rough - My thought is that nasty rough is often needed to sufficiently punish bad shots if that is what the hole calls for. I don't particularly enjoy playing on 10ft wide fairways with blackberries on both sides either, but I don't mind throwing controlled shorter shots to avoid danger at a course like Giles Run in Virginia when the time calls for it. Unless the rough is a solid wall of thorns and worked into the course where it is unavoidable or unfair, I'm probably going to be just fine with getting poked a few times or losing a disc every once in a while.
Long walks between holes - This only bothers me if there appears to be another way to route the course or if the holes just aren't worth it. A great example I guess is the Whispering Falls course in Pennsylvania which has a long walk between two sections of the course. In this case, the holes were all "worth it" and I can't think of a way that the walk could be rerouted. A walk like this won't factor into my rating whatsoever. On the other hand, if there is a longer walk between holes that just aren't working or weren't planned out, it's definitely going to be a negative factor in my rating.
Number of holes - There are sooo many not so good 18 hole courses which could have been great 12, 9, 15, etc. hole courses. A course IMO doesn't need 18 holes exactly, there should be as many or as few holes to make the holes or the course the best it can be. Nockamixon is one of my absolute favorite courses on the list which only has 14 holes - superb design and having "only" 14 holes doesn't detract a bit from the course. Some courses would have broken great holes in half to reach the "magic number" - doing this will usually take serious points away from my rating.
A little bit of luck - I don't mind courses with a little bit of luck involved. As I said earlier, I enjoy seeing which route results in a higher probability of "luck" or trying to find the "lesser of the evils" route on a really wooded fairway. Some people think that a perfectly thrown shot should always result in a birdie - I don't mind having it result in a birdie 7/10 times; just so long as well thrown shots result in a higher % of birdies than random chucks or random rollers! A course like Iron Hill in Delaware fits this category nicely. Many holes have trees in the fairway on the drive but there are definitely pockets and angles which will yield better scoring over the long term and I think the course is all the better for it.
Righty/lefty holes - This is something I will try to make note of in my course reviews but not necessarily something that will detract from the overall rating. I think that everyone needs to learn shots that finish both right and left. There are no righty/lefty holes, just holes where you have to throw a shot that may not be as strong as your "go-to". It is nice to have a course with some balance to the number of shots that favor each hand but it's only going to factor in to the rating if the imbalance is very large. This came up in a recent review of Terrace Creek in Washington with a couple of holes that are frustrating because they are single-sided. I still think they are great holes but require the thrower to have pretty long range forehand/backhand shots already developed.
Benches, baskets, fabulous tee signs - These are all really cool things to have on your course but I'm probably not going to add stars for them. Perhaps when I get older, I'll revise my opinion on benches but in the meantime, I'm more interested in the holes than the amenities. Thinking about baskets, courses like Lake Stevens or Sedro Woolley in Washington only benefit from the quirky baskets that they employ. Lake Stevens because the baskets greatly add to the challenge and thought process at what would otherwise be a very short, easy course and Sedro because those art baskets are unique and challenging. On the other hand, Mach I's aren't fun to putt on but they have little to do with the making of a great hole in my opinion.
Thats all for now!
Unlisted courses I've played (includes temp tourney courses, private courses, mini courses):
Temp tourney courses
- Squilchuck State Park (Flippen Ze Disc II)
- Lincoln Rock State Park (Flippen Ze Disc II)
- Woodland Park, Seattle, WA (PretzelBowl III)
- Rockford Park #1 Short, Wilmington, DE (H3C10)
- Rockford Park #2 Long, Wilmington, DE (H3C10)
- Legion Park Darkside, Cedar Rapids, IA (Legion of Doom)
- Camden North Course, Milan, IA (Camden Doubles)
- Deming West Course, Terre Haute, IN (Fall Classic)
- Kensington MDGO, Kensington, MI (MDGO #1)
- Jefferson Manor, Alexandria, VA (Dilapidated Disc)
- South Run Park, Fairfax, VA (DGCNV Tag Champs)
- Dretzka Winter Tourney Course, Milwaukee, WI (Real Deal Ice Bowl)
- Dretzka Summer Tourney Course, Milwaukee, WI
- Olin Park, Madison, WI (MADC Finale)
- Toboggan, Kensington, MI (Am Nationals)
- Tall Chief Golf Course (Mystery Quads)
Mini courses
- Codorus, Hanover, PA
- Beaver State Fling, Estacada, OR
- Rosedale Down Under, KC Worlds, KC, MO
- Timber Ridge, KZoo Worlds, Kalamazoo, MI
- Grange Mini, Spotsy, VA
- Valla-arta Ast, Madison, WI
- Rockford Park, Wilmington, DE
Private or Unlisted courses:
- Major DGC, WA
- Philmont Scout Ranch, NM
- The Peaks, PA
- Cedar Arms, Shelton, WA
- Timber Ridge, VA
- Lakeview Golf Course, Vancouver, WA
I wanted to add this disclaimer about my course reviews as we all have a unique lens when rating courses and I like to know the story behind the rater as much as possible. I realize the site has "objective" standards with which to rate courses, but I'm not always going to stick rigidly to these.
Things I DO look for when rating a course: My main interests are in the actual design of the holes and the course in general rather than how many benches are there, what types of baskets it has, or how easy navigation is. Don't get me wrong, most of these will factor into my rating somewhat and I will definitely try to make note of things like these, but they are not my primary interest.
One thing that I particularly look for in a course is one that can capture my imagination over time. I like courses which gradually reveal themselves over time as you play more and more rounds. I enjoy finding the nuances and quirks that aren't apparent at first and figuring out the probability of birdying with one route/throw versus another. However, it seems like courses which succeed in this area tend to have certain shared characteristics which will bias my ratings. One is that these courses tend to look similar in terms of geography: they are usually moderately to heavily wooded and/or have moderate to large elevation changes and/or have varied terrain (rocks, shrubs, mix of slow grass, fast bald areas) rather than consistent grass or dirt. The second is that many of these courses tend to have par 4 or par 5 holes. Its not that you can't learn something new about a par 3 hole but often there are more long-term discoveries possible on a par 4 or 5 hole (because you are throwing more shots and because you have to think about multiple potential placements off your drive rather than just as close to the basket as possible). That said, a par 5 hole 1200' hole in an open field will probably not interest me nearly as much as a short par 3 with a slanted multispeed green, multiple routes, and a danger area.
Atmosphere - I definitely will consider the atmosphere of playing in a place when deciding on a rating. A place like Paw Paw, WV would probably get a very high rating even if the courses weren't spectacular (which they are!). Maybe it's an awesome group of local golfers, a quiet peaceful walk through a forest, or a course with historical roots - all of these experiences will likely add to my appraisal.
Land usage versus potential - Not using a plot of land to its potential is a huge pet peeve of mine. This often goes along with the "number of holes" whine-fest which is coming later on in this novel I've written, but it can also be just a plain lack of planning or knowledge of course design. The course in Aberdeen Washington really stands out to illustrate this point. Yes, there are some nice holes out here but there appears to be no foresight about the course other than the last basket is here so there should be a tee close by. This tends to create a course with lots of "filler" holes and one or two pretty good holes. The land at this park is ideal for disc golf but the holes rarely realize this potential.
Sugarcoating - I'm not going to sugarcoat my reviews; I'll put in the con's and problems as I see them. At the same time, I do understand the work that goes into creating a course and some of the extraneous factors that can ruin a great design. There are some courses which I just won't review because I don't want to badmouth them but all the courses I do review will get the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Skill-level - While I tend to most enjoy courses that are designed to challenge my skill level the most, I try to keep an eye out for holes which will be a good challenge for newer players or holes which are geared towards our elite players. Valla-Arta Ast near Madison, WI is a great course which is designed for the super pro (when its in long positions) but at the same time is pretty boring for the average gold or silver level player who can't consistently break 450'-500' on their drives. I'd still rate this course highly because it appears to be well thought out, but I'll try to note that it wasn't suited for my skill level.
I've said a few of these earlier, but I DON'T care that much about the following things when rating a course:
Nasty rough - My thought is that nasty rough is often needed to sufficiently punish bad shots if that is what the hole calls for. I don't particularly enjoy playing on 10ft wide fairways with blackberries on both sides either, but I don't mind throwing controlled shorter shots to avoid danger at a course like Giles Run in Virginia when the time calls for it. Unless the rough is a solid wall of thorns and worked into the course where it is unavoidable or unfair, I'm probably going to be just fine with getting poked a few times or losing a disc every once in a while.
Long walks between holes - This only bothers me if there appears to be another way to route the course or if the holes just aren't worth it. A great example I guess is the Whispering Falls course in Pennsylvania which has a long walk between two sections of the course. In this case, the holes were all "worth it" and I can't think of a way that the walk could be rerouted. A walk like this won't factor into my rating whatsoever. On the other hand, if there is a longer walk between holes that just aren't working or weren't planned out, it's definitely going to be a negative factor in my rating.
Number of holes - There are sooo many not so good 18 hole courses which could have been great 12, 9, 15, etc. hole courses. A course IMO doesn't need 18 holes exactly, there should be as many or as few holes to make the holes or the course the best it can be. Nockamixon is one of my absolute favorite courses on the list which only has 14 holes - superb design and having "only" 14 holes doesn't detract a bit from the course. Some courses would have broken great holes in half to reach the "magic number" - doing this will usually take serious points away from my rating.
A little bit of luck - I don't mind courses with a little bit of luck involved. As I said earlier, I enjoy seeing which route results in a higher probability of "luck" or trying to find the "lesser of the evils" route on a really wooded fairway. Some people think that a perfectly thrown shot should always result in a birdie - I don't mind having it result in a birdie 7/10 times; just so long as well thrown shots result in a higher % of birdies than random chucks or random rollers! A course like Iron Hill in Delaware fits this category nicely. Many holes have trees in the fairway on the drive but there are definitely pockets and angles which will yield better scoring over the long term and I think the course is all the better for it.
Righty/lefty holes - This is something I will try to make note of in my course reviews but not necessarily something that will detract from the overall rating. I think that everyone needs to learn shots that finish both right and left. There are no righty/lefty holes, just holes where you have to throw a shot that may not be as strong as your "go-to". It is nice to have a course with some balance to the number of shots that favor each hand but it's only going to factor in to the rating if the imbalance is very large. This came up in a recent review of Terrace Creek in Washington with a couple of holes that are frustrating because they are single-sided. I still think they are great holes but require the thrower to have pretty long range forehand/backhand shots already developed.
Benches, baskets, fabulous tee signs - These are all really cool things to have on your course but I'm probably not going to add stars for them. Perhaps when I get older, I'll revise my opinion on benches but in the meantime, I'm more interested in the holes than the amenities. Thinking about baskets, courses like Lake Stevens or Sedro Woolley in Washington only benefit from the quirky baskets that they employ. Lake Stevens because the baskets greatly add to the challenge and thought process at what would otherwise be a very short, easy course and Sedro because those art baskets are unique and challenging. On the other hand, Mach I's aren't fun to putt on but they have little to do with the making of a great hole in my opinion.
Thats all for now!
Unlisted courses I've played (includes temp tourney courses, private courses, mini courses):
Temp tourney courses
- Squilchuck State Park (Flippen Ze Disc II)
- Lincoln Rock State Park (Flippen Ze Disc II)
- Woodland Park, Seattle, WA (PretzelBowl III)
- Rockford Park #1 Short, Wilmington, DE (H3C10)
- Rockford Park #2 Long, Wilmington, DE (H3C10)
- Legion Park Darkside, Cedar Rapids, IA (Legion of Doom)
- Camden North Course, Milan, IA (Camden Doubles)
- Deming West Course, Terre Haute, IN (Fall Classic)
- Kensington MDGO, Kensington, MI (MDGO #1)
- Jefferson Manor, Alexandria, VA (Dilapidated Disc)
- South Run Park, Fairfax, VA (DGCNV Tag Champs)
- Dretzka Winter Tourney Course, Milwaukee, WI (Real Deal Ice Bowl)
- Dretzka Summer Tourney Course, Milwaukee, WI
- Olin Park, Madison, WI (MADC Finale)
- Toboggan, Kensington, MI (Am Nationals)
- Tall Chief Golf Course (Mystery Quads)
Mini courses
- Codorus, Hanover, PA
- Beaver State Fling, Estacada, OR
- Rosedale Down Under, KC Worlds, KC, MO
- Timber Ridge, KZoo Worlds, Kalamazoo, MI
- Grange Mini, Spotsy, VA
- Valla-arta Ast, Madison, WI
- Rockford Park, Wilmington, DE
Private or Unlisted courses:
- Major DGC, WA
- Philmont Scout Ranch, NM
- The Peaks, PA
- Cedar Arms, Shelton, WA
- Timber Ridge, VA
- Lakeview Golf Course, Vancouver, WA
Favorite Courses (52)
Played Courses (536)
United States
California
San Francisco, CA
Golden Gate Park DGC
Novato, CA
Stafford Lake County Park
Delaware
Newark, DE
Iron Hill
Florida
Live Oak, FL
Magnolia DGC
Georgia
Appling, GA
IDGC - Steady Ed Headrick Memorial
Appling, GA
IDGC - WR Jackson Memorial DGC
Illinois
Morton, IL
Northwood Park
Indiana
Elkhart, IN
Ox Bow County Park
Valparaiso, IN
Rogers Lakewood Park
Iowa
Cedar Rapids, IA
Shaver Park
North Liberty, IA
Sugar Bottom Rec. Area
Kentucky
Elizabethtown, KY
Freeman Lake Park
Burlington, KY
Idlewild
Maryland
Marriottsville, MD
Patapsco Valley State Park
Gaithersburg, MD
Seneca Creek State Park
Massachusetts
Leicester, MA
Maple Hill DGC
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas City, MO
Swope Park
Kansas City, MO
Water Works Park
Montana
Bozeman, MT
Bohart Ranch X-C Ski Center - Upper
Billings, MT
Diamond X
Nevada
Zephyr Cove, NV
Zephyr Cove Park
New York
Warwick, NY
Brakewell Steel / Warwick Park
North Carolina
Charlotte, NC
Hornets Nest Park
Charlotte, NC
Renaissance Park
Oregon
Albany, OR
Bryant Park
North Plains, OR
Horning's Hideout - Meadow Ridge
Estacada, OR
Milo McIver State Park (Riverbend DGC)
Roseburg, OR
Whistler's Bend
Pennsylvania
Warrendale, PA
Knob Hill Park
Portersville, PA
Moraine State Park
Quakertown, PA
Nockamixon State Park
Newtown, PA
Tyler State Park
Texas
Virginia
Arlington, VA
Bluemont Park
Spotsylvania, VA
Hawk Hollow
Spotsylvania, VA
Loriella Park
Spotsylvania, VA
The Blockhouse - Darkside
Spotsylvania, VA
The Blockhouse - Sunnyside
Washington
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Cape Fear
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Hawk
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Porcupine
Seatac, WA
Seatac DGC
Seattle, WA
Woodland Park
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - Highbridge Gold
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - The Bear
Canada
British Columbia
Pender Island, BC
Golf Island Disc Park
Course Wish List (21)
United States
Iowa
Davenport, IA
West Lake Park
Montana
Big Sky, MT
Big Sky Resort - Base Course
Big Sky, MT
Big Sky Resort - Peak Course
Seeley Lake, MT
Blackhawk DGC
Helena, MT
Hyzer Hills DGC
Hot Springs, MT
Knucknees Basin
Helena, MT
Scratch Gravel
Clancy, MT
Sheep Mountain
Missoula, MT
Snow Bowl Ski Area
Victor, MT
Spiritwood
Havre, MT
University of MT - Northern
Great Falls, MT
Warden Park
Washington
Canada
British Columbia
Logan Lake, BC
Copper Ridge DGC
Heffley Creek, BC
Dick Hart Park
Lytton, BC
Pine Tree Meadow DGC
Kamloops, BC
Rose Hill - East
Kamloops, BC
Rose Hill - West
Whistler, BC
Whistler DGC
United States
California
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Bijou Community Park
Seaside, CA
CSUMB Oaks Course
Redding, CA
Enterprise Community Park
San Diego, CA
Morley Field
Rocklin, CA
Rocklin DGC
Sacramento (Orangevale), CA
Shady Oaks Park
Napa, CA
Skyline Wilderness Park
Connecticut
Delaware
Wilmington, DE
Brandywine Creek State Park
Kirkwood, DE
Lums Pond State Park
Newark, DE
White Clay Creek State Park
Florida
Orlando, FL
Bill Frederick Park - T2: The Turkeynator
Sarasota, FL
Lakeview Park
Sarasota, FL
North Water Tower Park
Georgia
Idaho
Boise, ID
Ann Morrison Park - Northwest
Boise, ID
Ann Morrison Park - Southeast
Pocatello, ID
Bengal Ridge @ Idaho State
Twin Falls, ID
College of Southern Idaho
Rupert, ID
Lake Walcott State Park
Coeur d'Alene, ID
Panhandle Kiwanis DGC @ Cherry Hill
Lewiston, ID
Sunset Park DGC
Pocatello, ID
Upper Ross Park
Illinois
Libertyville, IL
Adler Park
Rockford, IL
Anna Page Park - East
Rockford, IL
Anna Page Park - West
Plainfield, IL
Avery Preserve
Waukegan, IL
Bevier Park
Milan, IL
Camden Park - I
Milan, IL
Camden Park - II
Channahon, IL
Community Park
Highland Park, IL
Danny Cunniff Park
Oswego, IL
Eagle Ridge/Civic Center
Round Lake, IL
Fairfield Park
Highland Park, IL
Fink Park
Ottawa, IL
Fox River Park
Addison, IL
Foxdale Park
Frankfort Square, IL
Indian Boundary South Park
Marengo, IL
Indian Oaks
Aurora, IL
Jericho Lake
Morrison, IL
Kelly Park
Naperville, IL
Knoch Knolls Park
Mundelein, IL
Leo Leathers Park
Romeoville, IL
Lewis University DGC
Crystal Lake, IL
Lippold Park
Urbana, IL
Lohmann Park
Palatine, IL
Margreth Riemer Reservoir
Glen Ellyn, IL
Maryknoll Park
Normal, IL
Maxwell Park DGC
Westchester, IL
Mayfair Park
McHenry, IL
McHenry High School West
Pekin, IL
McNaughton Park
Fulton, IL
Millcreek Park
Rock Falls, IL
Nims Park
Morton, IL
Northwood Park
Downers Grove, IL
O'Brien Park
Crystal Lake, IL
Prairie Ridge High School
West Dundee, IL
Randall Oaks
Geneseo, IL
Richmond Hill Park
Olympia Fields, IL
Sergeant Mean's Park
Streamwood, IL
Shady Oaks Park
Shorewood, IL
Shorewood Park
Sterling, IL
Sinnissippi Park
Bloomingdale, IL
Springfield Park
Summit, IL
Summit Park
Streamwood, IL
Sunny Hill Park
Bartlett, IL
Sunrise Park
Mokena, IL
The Oaks
Joliet (Lockport), IL
Trinity Links
Romeoville, IL
Volunteer Park
Gurnee, IL
Warren Township Park
Glencoe, IL
Watts Park
Joliet, IL
West Park
Rockton, IL
Woodlands
Indiana
Indianapolis, IN
Brookside Park
Terre Haute, IN
Deming Park
Osceola, IN
Ferrettie Baugo Creek County Park
Logansport, IN
France Park
Indianapolis, IN
George Washington Park
Mishawaka, IN
George Wilson Park
Peru, IN
Honey Bear Hollow Campgrounds
Trafalgar, IN
Indian Springs
Crown Point, IN
Lemon Lake County Park - Red
Crown Point, IN
Lemon Lake County Park - Silver
Peru, IN
Maconaquah Park
Hammond, IN
Matt Lovasko Memorial DGC
Peru, IN
Mississinewa State Park
Elkhart, IN
Ox Bow County Park
Peru, IN
Pieradise DGC
Hammond, IN
Pulaski Park
South Bend, IN
Rum Village Park
Iowa
Mechanicsville, IA
Cruise Park Course
Davenport, IA
Eastern Avenue Park
Cedar Rapids, IA
Jones Park
Cedar Rapids (Marion), IA
Legion Park
Olin, IA
Olin DGC
Vinton, IA
Riverside DGC
North Liberty, IA
Sugar Bottom Rec. Area
Tipton, IA
Tipton City Park
Iowa City, IA
Turkey Creek
DeWitt, IA
West Brook Park
Kansas
Olathe, KS
Prairie Center Park
Kansas City, KS
Rosedale Park - Top
Bonner Springs, KS
Wyandotte County Park
Kentucky
Harrodsburg, KY
Anderson-Dean Community Park
Wilmore, KY
Centennial Park
Bowling Green, KY
Ephram White Park
Elizabethtown, KY
Freeman Lake Park
Bowling Green, KY
Hobson Grove Park
Louisville, KY
Iroquois Park
Bowling Green, KY
Kereiakes Park
Nicholasville, KY
Lake Mingo DGC
Bowling Green, KY
Lover's Lane Park
Somerset, KY
Pulaski County Park (Bottom)
Somerset, KY
Pulaski County Park (Top)
Nicholasville, KY
Riney B DGC
Lexington, KY
Shillito Park
Lexington, KY
Veterans Park DGC
Maryland
College Park, MD
Calvert Road Park
Baltimore, MD
Druid Hill Park
Towson, MD
Goucher College DGC
Walkersville, MD
Heritage Farm Park
Millersville, MD
Kinder Farm Park
Middletown, MD
Middletown Park
Wye Mills, MD
Peake Disc Golf
Baltimore, MD
Pine Grove Middle School
Salisbury, MD
Schumaker Pond
Gaithersburg, MD
Seneca Creek State Park
Pikesville, MD
Silver Creek DGC
Woodsboro, MD
Woodsboro Regional Park DGC
Massachusetts
Charlton, MA
Buffumville Lake
Leicester, MA
Maple Hill DGC
Northampton, MA
Northampton State Hospital
Leicester, MA
Pyramids
Conway, MA
The Highlands of Conway
Michigan
Springfield, MI
Begg Park
Augusta, MI
Fort Custer Rec. Area DGC
Lansing, MI
Grand Woods Park
Dexter, MI
Hudson Mills Metropark - Monster
Dexter, MI
Hudson Mills Metropark - Original
Kentwood, MI
Jaycee Park
Grand Rapids, MI
Johnson Park
Milford, MI
Kensington Black Locust DGC
Milford, MI
Kensington Toboggan
Battle Creek, MI
Kimball Pines
Kalamazoo, MI
Knollwood Park
Ludington, MI
Leviathan
Three Rivers, MI
Meyer Broadway Park - North
Three Rivers, MI
Meyer Broadway Park - Original
Grand Rapids (Kentwood), MI
Old Farm Park
Kalamazoo, MI
Oshtemo Township Park
Grand Rapids, MI
Riverside Park
Grand Rapids, MI
Riverside Park (South)
Kalamazoo, MI
Robert Morris
Albion, MI
Victory Park
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas City, MO
Swope Park
Kansas City, MO
Water Works Park
Montana
Bozeman, MT
Battle Ridge
Big Sky, MT
Bighorn Ridge
Missoula, MT
Blue Mountain
Bozeman, MT
Bohart Ranch X-C Ski Center - Lower
Bozeman, MT
Bohart Ranch X-C Ski Center - Upper
Cooke City, MT
Cooke City DGC
Butte, MT
Eagle's Nest DGC
Frenchtown, MT
Echo Valley
Missoula, MT
Pattee Canyon
Billings, MT
Pioneer Park - Summer 9
Billings, MT
Pioneer Park - Winter 9
Nevada
Zephyr Cove, NV
Zephyr Cove Park
New Mexico
New York
Warwick, NY
Brakewell Steel / Warwick Park
Warwick, NY
Brakewell Steel / Warwick Park - Wolfe Woods
North Carolina
Charlotte, NC
Hornets Nest Park
Charlotte, NC
Kilborne TPC
Mint Hill, NC
Mint Hill Park
Charlotte, NC
Reedy Creek Park
Charlotte, NC
Renaissance Park
Charlotte, NC
Sugaw Creek Park
Yadkinville, NC
Yadkin County Park
Ohio
Columbus, OH
Blendon Woods Metro Park
Columbus, OH
Brent Hambrick Memorial DGC
Medina, OH
Roscoe Ewing Park
Oregon
Adair Village, OR
Adair Park
Corbett, OR
Benson State Park
Salem, OR
Cascades Gateway
Molalla, OR
Clark Park
Salem, OR
Corban College
Troutdale, OR
Dabney State Park
Dallas, OR
Dallas City Park
Dexter, OR
Dexter Park DGC
La Grande, OR
Eastern Oregon University
Newberg, OR
Ewing Young
Gold Hill, OR
Gold Hill Sports Park DGC
Beaverton, OR
Greenway DGC
Forest Grove, OR
Hagg Lake/Sain Scoggins
Newberg, OR
Herbert Hoover Park
Hood River, OR
Hood River DGC
North Plains, OR
Horning's Hideout - Canyon Course
North Plains, OR
Horning's Hideout - Highland Course
Madras, OR
Juniper Hills DGC
Keizer, OR
Keizer Rapids Park
Vernonia, OR
L.L. Stub Stewart State Park
Philomath, OR
Marys River Park
Forest Grove, OR
McMenamin's Grand Lodge
Canby, Oregon, OR
North Eco
Cottage Grove, OR
North Regional Park
Hillsboro, OR
Orchard Park
Curtin, OR
Pass Creek Park DGC
Pendleton, OR
Pendleton Community Park
Philomath, OR
Philomath Middle School DGC
Portland, OR
Pier Park
Portland, OR
Portland Lunchtime DGC
Dayton, OR
Red Hills Run @ Stoller Vineyards
Grants Pass, OR
Riverside Park
Gresham, OR
Rockwood Central Park
Corbett, OR
Rooster Rock - East
Corbett, OR
Rooster Rock - West
Albany, OR
Timber Linn
Estacada, OR
Timber Park
Grants Pass, OR
Tom Pearce Park
The Dalles, OR
Tree Top DGC at Sorosis Park
Corbett, OR
Trout Creek Bible Camp
Tualatin, OR
Tualatin Community DGC
Gresham, OR
Vance Park
Carlton, OR
Wennerberg Park
Monmouth, OR
Western Oregon University
Eugene, OR
Westmoreland DGC
Corvallis, OR
Willamette Park
Deschutes Nat'l Forest, OR
Willamette Pass Alpine DGC
Salem, OR
Woodmansee Park
McMinnville, OR
Wortman Park
Pennsylvania
Kennett Square, PA
Anson Nixon Park
Hanover, PA
Codorus State Park - Blue Course
Hanover, PA
Codorus State Park - Pines Mini DGC
Hanover, PA
Codorus State Park - Red Course
Camp Hill, PA
Creekside DGC
Warrendale, PA
Knob Hill Park
Portersville, PA
Moraine State Park
Quakertown, PA
Nockamixon State Park
Lewisberry, PA
Pinchot State Park - Boulder Woods
Lewisberry, PA
Pinchot State Park - Quaker's Challenge
Philadelphia, PA
Sedgley Woods
Newtown, PA
Tyler State Park
Greencastle, PA
Whispering Falls DGC
Silver Spring Township, PA
Willow Mill Park
South Carolina
Rock Hill, SC
Boyd Hill
North Augusta, SC
Riverview Park
South Dakota
Rapid City, SD
Jackson Park
Rapid City, SD
Omaha Park DGC
Texas
Katy, TX
Crosspoint Community Church
Gonzales, TX
Gonzales DGC
Houston, TX
MacGregor Park
Houston, TX
Mason Park
Houston, TX
Tom Bass Regional Park - Powell
Houston, TX
Tom Bass Regional Park - Wilmont
San Marcos, TX
TxState Campus West Park
Virginia
Arlington, VA
Bluemont Park
Richmond, VA
Bryan Park
Centreville, VA
Bull Run Regional Park
Fairfax Station, VA
Burke Lake Park
Richmond (Varina), VA
Dorey Park
Richmond, VA
Dunncroft - Castle Point Park
Lorton, VA
Giles Run
Richmond, VA
Gillies Creek Park
Staunton, VA
Kiwanis DGC
Spotsylvania, VA
Loriella Park
Williamsburg, VA
New Quarter Park
Newport News, VA
Newport News DGC
Lorton, VA
Pohick Bay Regional Park
Fredericksburg, VA
Pratt Park
Stephens City, VA
Sherando Park
Spotsylvania, VA
The Blockhouse - Sunnyside
Spotsylvania, VA
The Blockhouse - Tiki Course
Charlottesville, VA
Walnut Creek Park
Harrisonburg, VA
Westover Park
Washington
Lakewood, WA
Ambient DGC
Mount Vernon, WA
Bakerview Park
Moses Lake, WA
Blue Heron Park
Federal Way, WA
Brooklake DGC
Silverdale, WA
Bud Pell @ Ross Farm
Vashon Island, WA
Burton Adventure DGC
Cle Elum, WA
Cle Elum High School DGC
Kennewick, WA
Columbia Park - River Country DGC
Bellingham, WA
Cornwall Park
Crystal Mountain, WA
Crystal Mountain - Base Course
Crystal Mountain, WA
Crystal Mountain - Summit Course
Spokane, WA
Downriver DGC
Grandview, WA
Dykstra Park
Tacoma, WA
East Tacoma DGC
Oak Harbor, WA
Fort Nugent Park DGC
Lakewood, WA
Fort Steilacoom Park - Northwest
Lakewood, WA
Fort Steilacoom Park - Southeast
Walla Walla, WA
Fort Walla Walla DGC
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Cape Fear
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Hawk
Spokane, WA
Four Mound - Porcupine
Poulsbo, WA
Fredericksen DGC
Elma, WA
GH Hostel DGC
Vancouver, WA
Glenwood Community Church DGC
Spokane Valley, WA
Greenacres Park
Cle Elum, WA
Hanson Ponds DGC
Spokane, WA
High Bridge Park DGC
Chimacum, WA
HJ Carroll Park
Redmond, WA
Juel Community Park
Silverdale, WA
Kitsap Fairgrounds DGC
Kent, WA
Lake Fenwick
Shelton, WA
Lake Isabella State Park
Lake Stevens, WA
Lake Stevens DGC
Seattle, WA
Lakewood King County Park
Vancouver, WA
Leverich Park
Port Angeles, WA
Lincoln Park DGC
Carnation, WA
Loutsis Park
Skamokawa, WA
Lucky Mud DGC
Shelton, WA
MCCS DGC
Glenwood, WA
Mt. Adams Lodge
Bremerton, WA
NAD Park
North Bonneville, WA
North Bonneville DGC
Kirkland, WA
Northwest University DGC
Sedro Woolley, WA
NSRA DGC
Connell , WA
Pioneer Park
Sumner, WA
Riverside Disc Golf Park
Sequim, WA
Robin Hill DGC
Friday Harbor, WA
Roche Harbor DGC
Aberdeen, WA
Sam Benn DGC
Shelton, WA
Shelton Springs DGC
Everett, WA
Silver Lake Excalibur DGC
Pullman, WA
Sunnyside Park
East Wenatchee, WA
Tedford Park
Leavenworth, WA
Thousand Trails Leavenworth
Arlington, WA
Twin Rivers
Kennewick/Finley, WA
Two Rivers Park DGC
Port Orchard, WA
Van Zee Park
Ferndale, WA
VanderYacht Park
Wenatchee, WA
Wenatchee Rotary Park
Auburn, WA
White River
Seattle, WA
Woodland Park
Vancouver, WA
WSU-Vancouver
West Virginia
Fairmont, WV
Orange Crush
Fairmont, WV
Seth Burton Memorial DGC
Wisconsin
Baraboo, WI
Baraboo Lions DGC
Beloit, WI
Dr. George W. Hilliard Park
Milwaukee, WI
Dretzka Park
Milwaukee, WI
Dretzka Park - Winter
Madison, WI
Elver Park
Madison, WI
Hiestand Park
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - Chestnut Grove
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - Granite Ridge
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - The Bear
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - Whitetail
Highbridge, WI
Highbridge Hills - Woodland Greens
Maple Bluff, WI
Johnson Park
Stoughton, WI
Kiwanis of Stoughton DGC
Janesville, WI
Lustig Park
Stevens Point, WI
Mead Park
Stevens Point, WI
Standing Rocks
Kenosha, WI
UW Campus - Parkside
Whitewater, WI
UW Whitewater-Hoffman Field
Deforest, WI
Vallarta-Ast DGC
New Berlin, WI
Valley View Park
Sussex, WI
Village Park
Westfield, WI
Westfield High School
Kewaunee, WI
Winter Park
Green Lake, WI
Zobel Park
Wyoming
Canyon Village, WY
Canyon DGC
Lake Village, WY
George Anderson DGC
Mammoth Hot Springs, WY
Mammoth Ridges DGC
Canada
British Columbia
Salt Spring Island, BC
Hart Memorial DGC (Mouat Park)
Langley, BC
Langley Passive Park
Finland
Italy
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