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I always appreciate a good knowledge drop. Now that you mention it, I do remember some guys having a couple old school Ching discs that they liked to show off now and then, notably the Ching Roc and the Tank.

Yeah, I pretty much only ever saw them in stacks of loaner discs.

Lucky Mud will always hold a special place in my heart. I just wish dogs were allowed, otherwise I'd make the trek down more often. I don't know it's current state, but I had a lot of fun at Skyline just down the road too. It had closed and now reopened. From the pictures it looks like it's...

I've said it before: "Blue Lake is the best course I'll never play again." I thought the design of the course was good, if you're a certain skill level. If you can throw 400-450' consistently, it's probably fun. I can't though, so it wasn't. I imagine I could par most of those holes regularly...

I guess I could have looked at the beginning of the thread. Yeah no experience with the 9 hole courses around there, but I like McCormick better than Trojan. Trojan is certainly worth the experience though, if a bit punishing.

Howdy Thomas 👋 I played Bryant a long time ago, I don't remember a lot about it, but I recall it taking my lunch money. If I'm thinking of the right course there were some cool holes--one playing out of the woods, across a field and into the woods again. Something about an old concrete...

Is McCormick on your list? It was one of the last Portland area courses for me to check off. I had 0 expectations, figured it would just be another decent park course, but it ended up really surprising me--in a good way. A little out of the way, but I think I liked it more than some of the...

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I'm on a trip right now and noticed that Paw Paw was within striking distance, my GF insisted that we make the trek so I could check it off my bucket list. They were indeed great courses. Lots of gnats and mugginess but I suppose that goes with the territory. I've never been a ball golf...

You're in for a treat. New England and upstate NY has been so far my favorite DG region that I've gotten to play. Lots of interesting terrain and fun challenging courses. Part of me was considering moving there, but I had to tell myself that I was only seeing half of the picture by being there...

Around the populated areas for sure, there's a whole lot of rural land in CA too though. Areas in NorCal like Mendocino and Humboldt have a ton of great land that would make for stellar disc golf. But I think most of the land owners there dedicate their property to more lucrative pursuits. I...

I can't comment on Chicago, but yeah, you would think CA would have more quality courses given how big it is and its diversity of terrain. I've enjoyed most of the courses there, but I haven't been appropriately blown away by the courses that touted as epic. I know it's going to come off as...

Ain't that the damn truth. I don't watch live simply because I don't wish to dedicate the amount of time it takes, and when I first watched, I wasn't impressed with the coverage. It sounds like it's been steadily improving though, and with the new distribution, it should improve more. Seems like...