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2.00 star(s) Okay small town course -Good use of the available land. -It was a moderately fun course to play for an intermediate to advanced RHBH player. -Easy to find your way around for a visitor -Hole 1 goes right past playground equipment and a shelter. -Not a lot of variation in distance or shot...

I'll put in another vote for Mont du Lac: White Cedar. I've not played many out west so this is definitely the most extreme course I've played. Went camping with the family a couple years ago up there. Stayed directly across the river at a campground called Fond du Lac. Nice little place...

That one looks a bit different, but overall similar to these sign kits from DGA. https://www.discgolf.com/disc-golf-tee-signs/standard-framed-tee-signs/

I'm working on a 9 hole course near Cosmos, MN. Baskets will be in any day now. The course is nearly 3000' from the longs and will challenge most advanced players while the shorts hopefully keep things managable for beginners in the area. Dual tees (red rock) and Mach II's. Signs and wood...

$40 for new? Dang. Oh well. I don't live near a Fleet Farm or Costco so the chances of me coming across that deal is pretty low. I doubt Amazon would ever have them that low. Like somebody said, you can't hardy buy the materials for that. Thanks again guys.

He agreed to sell the two less rusty ones for $80. Sweet. Now I have 5 altogther. Those two, one skillshot, one Mach Lite, and one like this... http://www.amazon.com/Triumph-Sports-Steel-Target-Discs/dp/B00EOVVPKU/ref=sr_1_18?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1381328351&sr=1-18 ...that I got for...