I think this is an interesting question that I haven't quite seen discussed on here before. God forbid that you'd ever have to make this decision, but if you could only play one course for the rest of you life, what would it be? Meaning that your favorite course or the course you think is the very best designed course out there may not be one that you'd feel up to playing only it for the rest of your life. For example, Sugaree, Nockamixon, and Whippin' Post are some of my favorite courses, but I don't think I have what it takes to play them without needing a break every once in awhile.
My pick would have to be Moraine State Park. This is the closest course to where I grew up, though sadly I never played disc golf until after I moved away from home. Luckily, I'm less than two hours away so I try to play here at least a couple times a year. It's a course that the more I played it, the more I love it. And it has only gotten better over time with the recent adjustments from the 2015 World's. To me, it's the perfect combination of challenge but without being too demanding to keep you from having fun. A very technical course where every shot counts, but you are given many fun shots that allow you to open up. While the rough is sometimes thick, I very rarely ever lose a disc here so that keeps the enjoyment level up as well. Also, it just has a unique feel to me than other courses.
Honorable mentions:
2. Warwick, for a lot of the same reasons as Moraine. A beautiful park with a lot of unique holes. Very well maintained and with two permanent baskets, I can't imagine ever getting bored playing here.
3. Waterworks - Just a purely fun course, while still being demanding. One of my favorite settings to play in is large rolling hills littered with trees. I could throw drives on hole 1 all day long.
My pick would have to be Moraine State Park. This is the closest course to where I grew up, though sadly I never played disc golf until after I moved away from home. Luckily, I'm less than two hours away so I try to play here at least a couple times a year. It's a course that the more I played it, the more I love it. And it has only gotten better over time with the recent adjustments from the 2015 World's. To me, it's the perfect combination of challenge but without being too demanding to keep you from having fun. A very technical course where every shot counts, but you are given many fun shots that allow you to open up. While the rough is sometimes thick, I very rarely ever lose a disc here so that keeps the enjoyment level up as well. Also, it just has a unique feel to me than other courses.
Honorable mentions:
2. Warwick, for a lot of the same reasons as Moraine. A beautiful park with a lot of unique holes. Very well maintained and with two permanent baskets, I can't imagine ever getting bored playing here.
3. Waterworks - Just a purely fun course, while still being demanding. One of my favorite settings to play in is large rolling hills littered with trees. I could throw drives on hole 1 all day long.
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