Where did you hear about DGCR?

[jedwards]

I also found it by searching Google for courses near my home.

 

[timg]

I think I found it on google. But since ten I have seen flyers posted on a couple courses. One of them is the course in Fayetteville, Ga. I also think there's one posted at Buckhorn.

Wow.. that's cool to hear that people are posting the flyers up at their courses. I posted a bunch through Ohio and Pennsylvania since I started the site. Haven't made it down to Georgia quite yet

 

[Huff]

teh google

 

[iDisc]

i just searched for one of my local courses looking for a course map on google and i joined in right away

 

[Texconsinite]

Surfing the web, I think

 

[Jungle Tim]

from texconsinite!

 

[basmith42]

where?

the oracle of Google.

 

[SunIsBlue15]

Found the site looking for courses nearby and course reviews of those courses.

 

[Ty9339]

i found this site searching for a score card to keep track of my rounds. and since then its become a great resourse!

 

[prerube]

From the card, stuck to the Tee at Ellison.

a friend told me about it when I was at Ellison.

 

[mambrose]

searched Disc Golf and found it

 

[valkyrie]

The guy who posted before me told me about it.

 

[wolito]

I just searched for disc golf courses and the site came up in the search process. I have enjoyed it since.

 

[UKfan]

I heard from another common forum user.

 

[DiscJunkie]

I was looking for a course near my temporary job site.

 

[Guurn]

DGR for sure.

 

[phishbrained]

blackle searched disc golf courses in my area. I started using the course reviews and locations to find more courses and I've been hooked ever since. I have'nt been playing as much since school has started up again, but I get out at least one round every weekend.

 

[clbcrew]

from my boyfriend

 

[Mason65]

I saw it on DGR, I like some of the features here, but I'll still frequent both sites.

 

[jhgonzo]

I was Googling "LTC Cleveland Disc Golf" to check up on some news releases the college does on my behalf when I inform them of an event or update to the course, and it was like the 3rd or 4th result. I clicked the link and saw that people were giving pretty favorable reviews to a course I helped design, was thrilled, and figured I'd sign up to put in my .02. Little did I know I'd become so addicted and obsessed with contributing as much as possible!...not just reviews, but photos from local courses, course info, and then these blasted forums...

And now, thanks to timg and his wonderful invention, I can't play a single round without having a scrap of paper to record all my strokes and putts, and the weather/conditions...