Lack of variety. Instead of 18 distinctly different holes, you have 18 holes, 9 of which are the same or similar to 9 others, due to the shared nature of part of those holes.
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# of Courses per State
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Lack of variety. Instead of 18 distinctly different holes, you have 18 holes, 9 of which are the same or similar to 9 others, due to the shared nature of part of those holes.
joecoin
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Ohio is 7th in population and 34th in area so it's pretty crowded. Plus Buckeyes are some of the coolest laid back folks you'll ever meet.
You should talk to the guy that designed the course in my back yard.
brutalbrutus
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This topic of courses per state reminds me of an article posted to Parked last spring:
A state-by-state comparison of disc golf activity which is worth considering as well as it takes several other factors into account when comparing courses per state.
A state-by-state comparison of disc golf activity which is worth considering as well as it takes several other factors into account when comparing courses per state.
nate22
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Australia has at least 55 but closer to 60
podskiii
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Norway has 137 courses according to Udisc, if you consider that not all of them are registered, it should be at least 150.
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Well, it should be no different than calling a course with 3 tees and 3 baskets per hole a 189 hole course.
But its good to see that Texas is now the undisputed disc golf mecca.
Zanguini
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I would dispute that.
Sedgley Woods in Philly just celebrated their 40th year in 2017.
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