If you had to move, which state?

[nothinbuttree]

I took the poll question at face value, which state would you move to FOR DISC GOLF. To me that meant if that was my only criteria--I was independently wealthy, could play as much as I want, etc.

There are so many great courses (for me) there, and I play and find more every time I visit. Half my personal top 10 courses are there, so its an easy choice. It also is close enough to where I live now, that I could visit all the great courses here, and not far from IL and WI as well.

I would never get bored playing DG in MI, even if that was the only state I could ever again play in.

[enragedmullet]

I moved to bfe Maine a couple years ago. I wouldn't change that. In Aroostook county there are several courses up and coming that hold their own against any other. Call it frontier dg if you want, but we're gonna fill in a gap. Moving to a place that has a lot of established courses would be cool but then I'd have to deal with like, people man

[GMcAtee]

East Tennessee

[ray1970]

Originally Posted by GMcAtee

East Tennessee

I chuckled a bit. Guess my public education wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. I remembered a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I couldn’t recall an East Tennessee and a West Tennessee.

[Innova63]

Originally Posted by ray1970

I chuckled a bit. Guess my public education wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. I remembered a North Carolina and a South Carolina but I couldn’t recall an East Tennessee and a West Tennessee.

East Tennessee is just south of Virginia...
Which is south of West Virginia...
and West of West Virginia and East of West Virginia...

[BrotherDave]

Originally Posted by GMcAtee

East Tennessee

Same. I'd move to E. TN and then I could hop over the border and bug Mando all the time.

[nothinbuttree]

Originally Posted by Innova63

East Tennessee is just south of Virginia...
Which is south of West Virginia...
and West of West Virginia and East of West Virginia...

My favorite geographic fun was noting that the city of South Charleston, WV is literally NORTH of Charleston. Mostly west, but still north. Only in WV. And I used to live in WV so I can say that.

[autocrosscrx]

Joking aside, I think the east Tennessee distinction is important. It'd suck to pick Tennessee because you love the cluster of courses up I-81, then get dropped 500 miles away right off the Mississippi River.

[DavidSauls]

Yeah, but that's true of a lot of states, particularly the larger states.

A flaw in the original poll.

[autocrosscrx]

Originally Posted by DavidSauls

Yeah, but that's true of a lot of states, particularly the larger states.

A flaw in the original poll.

It is a little unique for states east of the Mississippi. Because I can take a trip across 3 or 4 states. Or I can drive to Memphis.