Hole 10 - Black Falls DCG, Montgomery, NY........ picture was taken 3-4 days ago by course owner Johnny Betts
Crazy. We dont get snow like that in NC.
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Crazy. We dont get snow like that in NC.
There's a good reason why people retire to Florida! Land of the Newly Wed and Nearly Dead. It's a little worse here in south georgia, we got frost on the ground at least a half dozen times this winter but it's warming up finally.
Here's my cool disc golf pic, #1 basket at The Sarge in Hardeeville, SC.
Beautiful hole, wish it was closer to me.
My friend throwing on Hole #17 at "Seth Burton Memorial DGC" in Fairmont, WV.
This is a tricky hole, the basket is all the way past the fence to the right, and there is a very steep hill to the left.
This isn't a tricky hole at all! IT'S PURE EVIL!!!! The fence has plastic magnets in it... I swear!!!! EVIL I SAY!!!!!
Lewis
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Looks like a good hole for a forehand, if you ask me, but yeah it does look tricky.
chairman63vt
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Yeah, I saw that pic on the NEFA forum too. BTW that was in Montgomery, Vermont, Ayyuh. Up by the Canadian border.
Hole 10 - Black Falls DCG, Montgomery, NY........ picture was taken 3-4 days ago by course owner Johnny Betts
do you lay down on your stomach to putt or what?
is that from one storm or the season entirely? i'll bet it was a hike gettin out to hole 10 in that much snow...
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is this Columbia? Albert Oakland, Back course, hole #1 putting to the basket?...
mendofrolfer
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not when youre rockin snow shoes.
FlyingDiscMagazine
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This is from Mackenzie State Park on the big island of Hawaii. The guys are looking for a disc that fell into the surf. The hole plays over the edge of that crevasse and you usually have to deal with a stiff ocean headwind. It's one balzy hole.
Great pic. Thanks
This is from Mackenzie State Park on the big island of Hawaii. The guys are looking for a disc that fell into the surf. The hole plays over the edge of that crevasse and you usually have to deal with a stiff ocean headwind. It's one balzy hole.
I'd give it a whirl. I don't like my Dragon anyway. And since it floats, I'd get to watch it sail off into the sunset.
This is from Mackenzie State Park on the big island of Hawaii. The guys are looking for a disc that fell into the surf. The hole plays over the edge of that crevasse and you usually have to deal with a stiff ocean headwind. It's one balzy hole.
That looks fun to play.
Steady Ed at th PDGA Worlds in Port Arthur in '94 or '95
Always wondered what he looked like.
I saw this at my local Target and I thought it was interesting:
I saw this at my local Target and I thought it was interesting:
I bought a set very much like this at Ollie's. It's a discount store that sells a lot of overstock items, etc. I threw each of the discs about twice in a nice grassy field... and proceeded to make sure that they were clean & un-marked, put them back in their box, and took them back to the store.
Nice pic, though. And Target, huh? Look out mainstream, here comes DG.
justin
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Mine came in a box like the Innova starter sets but those things started me off nearly 3yrs ago. I played 18 holes and lost the driver. Then I lost the other two during the following round (all on different water holes). After all that I decided I loved this game.
I bought this set for $5 on clearance. The driver was the biggest piece of crap I've ever owned, tacos every time you hit an obstacle. The putter is ok, but I have 2 aviars and a magnet, so since it's white I used it as a scorecard for a round while on vacation. The midrange I liked, until I lost it
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