Best course names?

[Cgkdisc]

The Tiki course

 

[DSmith]

The nickname for Jacobson park (Lexington KY's new course) was The Shire. Named after the unusual and treacherous green for hole #18.

 

[Hampstead]

There is a safari layout at one of the local courses that the designers named The Terry Thompson Memorial DGC (named after the guy in Zanesville who released all his wild animals before shooting himself). Maybe not the best course name but pretty appropriate for a safari course.

 

[ScottyLove]

Our New Course...

... that has 13 of 18 now playable is near the dam of the lake... so... we call it:

The Dam Course at Binder Lake

It's a tough one too and should be a par 61 when all is said and done.

Dragon Ridge in Camdenton, MO plays off the fact that the nickname for nearby Lake of the Ozarks is the "Dragon Lake"

Another in progress is Dragon Cove at Lake of the Ozarks. Massive flooding halted progress on this course last fall and FEMA should move out next month so we can get back at it.

 

[Loomis]

Happy Land in Winnipeg... Sooooo unhappy.

 

[Tjamesd]

I personally love the name of a course at Farragut in Northern Idaho:

The Wreckreator

 

[keith johnson]

Secretariat!

PAR 72 Course using the holes of a PAR 64 Olympic and PAR 68 Thouroughbred courses in the area used for the Equestrian Events in the 1996 Olympics.

Free Disc to the first NON Georgian, or anyone connected to the PDGA, or anyone connected to the park to guess why Secretariat is the name...

Must let me know real name in post if your DGCR handle isn't your name (which is about 98% of you)

 

[Burritotoes]

Keith - Any chance it will be opening soon? Can't wait to get out there and play!

 

[Kenny53691]

Iron Hill is a great name for a difficult course

Made me think of the Barsby skit of Climo talking about the "Iron Leaf".

 

[RyanisCorriganis]

Secretariat!

PAR 72 Course using the holes of a PAR 64 Olympic and PAR 68 Thouroughbred courses in the area used for the Equestrian Events in the 1996 Olympics.

Free Disc to the first NON Georgian, or anyone connected to the PDGA, or anyone connected to the park to guess why Secretariat is the name...

Must let me know real name in post if your DGCR handle isn't your name (which is about 98% of you)

Michael Mantz won a silver medal in the 1996 Olympics there. Most recently he has become known for training Union Rags the winner of the 2012 Belmont, who is a descendant of Secretariat. Take the (is)'s out and you got my name.

 

[roadtrip]

Kooky Noosa, just sounds interesting
Sugaree, just don't tell them that you know me

 

[Cgkdisc]

More odd than cool? The Moose Pretzel

 

[John Rock]

The course in Big Spring, Tx in Commanche Trail Park is fondly called "Bloodstone". If you done more than a few holes there you know why

 

[Burritotoes]

More odd than cool? The Moose Pretzel

The watermark on the course map is definitely odd!

 

[Cgkdisc]

Looks like more than half of the layout is a geometric pretzel?

 

[John M. Fretz]

names

"Lucky Mud" and "NAD", both in Washington state." El Dorado" and "La Mirada" in California, and "Wilder" in Oregon

 

[Stardoggy]

Diamond X is my favorite name. It just SOUNDS hard.

 

[Nasty Nate]

Flip City! I like this name and I want to play the course so bad!

 

[takman]

'Cougar Country' is a new course in our neighbor county.

 

[Corporaterape]

SUGAR BOTTOM and it's annual tournament, the Sweet Sugar Bottom Open.