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Lava creek Parasdise CA.

 

[MikePinchico]

Lava creek Parasdise CA.

I made that bench!

 

[blackcatsmith]

Thank you Jasonc, I'm as good at computers as I am at off arm tomahawks.

 

[bhuff]

Photographer sister-in-law snapped this of my niece. I have been rubbing off on her I think.

 

[dashiellx]

Photographer sister-in-law snapped this of my niece. I have been rubbing off on her I think.

That is AWESOME :clap: :thmbup: :clap:

 

[ManU]

very true
but perhaps you could have chosen better words

 

[notBOB]

^hahaha

 

[the_lung]

That's disgusting :thmbdown:

 

[PatBlazek]

Took this one yesterday while we were finishing up the clearing out and cleaning up the course formerly known as "Gran Canyon". Biggest spider I have ever seen in the wild, the body alone must have been 3 inches. For those who are curious, the course looks GREAT, and although I never had the chance to play the original layout, from what I gather listening to the guys who loved it, Brian did a great job designing it to keep the flavor and spirit of the original course as intact as possible. "Throw down the Mountain" is going to be a great tournament.

Super cool pic

 

[Royal Hill]

 

[koogs]

The course was a little tougher to play today, after the blizzard

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[:::LSWT:::]

future world champ colleen thompson showing great form

 

[silverbullet]

We do not get very much snow in arkansas but we did yesterday! Was wonderful to have a white christmas

This is me and my girlfriend in the backyard

 

[silverbullet]

Hole #2 at Ben Geren DGC in Fort Smith, AR

 

[silverbullet]

Me during the storm

 

[Guurn]

Needs more winter.

 

[Mongo97]

Hole 6 at Avery Preserve. I've always gotten a kick out of the forgotten train flatbed out there.

 

[smarkquart]

Needs more winter.

Kaposia, right? I try so hard to throw flat and level, hoping to make it most of the way, and then softly fade to the left, hopingsettling for an easy three. Instead I either get an early release with a hyzer and go in deep left or hit the low line but the disc turns and finds a way in deep right near the path to the next hole. Either way I am suddenly looking at a 4 or 5.

I was there the third day after the first snow fall, when the tee pads were not exactly shoveled yet. The poor footing made me pull right. I had to seach for about ten minutes before I found my first shot. My next shot, a thumber, only six feet, but it was my third which was an anhyser hook out out, where I spent another five minutes looking for that.

I cannot believe I talked myself into playing a second round.

 

[smarkquart]

Blue Ribbon Pines, Hole #15 current layout.

 

[wink]

Hole 6 at Avery Preserve. I've always gotten a kick out of the forgotten train flatbed out there.

Were is this course?