Best disc golf city in the country?

[bjfergus21]

I've been across the country in many major cities playing courses during vacations and such. My question for all you disc golfers is what is the best city in the U.S? I lived in Chicago for years and there are a lot of courses there, I currently live in Charlotte and the Queen City certainly has a great disc golf scene. Let me know what you think, and let's spark up some debate!

 

[THE GOV'NA]

ann arbor, michigan area

 

[77586]

Houston Texas. We don't have any of those stupid hills to climb.

 

[TheWCG]

paging Mashnut.......

 

[denny ritner]

charlotte, hands down.

 

[mashnut]

Charlotte seems to have the highest density of good to great courses of anywhere I've been. There also seems to be a ton of tournament and league activity, not to mention the sweet private course scene.

 

[Connor Jones]

whitesburg,ga

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[Mattallica]

whitesburg,ga

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after this weekend, I am inclined to agree

 

[Midnightbiker]

Austin has some great courses

 

[datch]

ann arbor, michigan area

this ^^

just like charlotte has a high number of great courses and even more private ones!!!

 

[dandaman]

My answer will be biased because I have played all of my disc golf in the south....but in the south, Charlotte has the best/largest/highest quality dg that I have seen. Augusta, Mobile, Huntsville, and Clearwater also have good disc golf scenes. Here in Atlanta the scene has grown quite a bit in the past decade but I feel that it should/could be much larger. And yes I've played that little course in Whitesburg too...

 

[Sadjo]

Minneapolis & St. Paul have a great disc scene. I'm from MN and always have a new course to play...or at least get a course in that wasn't threre when I lived there. Living in the South I've had the chance to play in Charlotte, Atlanta and Augusta area. They all have their own great courses.

However I would still live in a smaller community with a 4-5 above average courses before living in a major metro area.

 

[deBebbler]

The booming metropolis of Highbridge WI

 

[MikePinchico]

Firebaugh, ca

 

[brettricewku]

cant leave out bowling green, 8 courses in the city alone with holler right outside, definately a must see if you havent made it here yet.

 

[rocthecourse]

Some good info, the first link even has street addresses.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32382&highlight=service


http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1276484&highlight=dexter+county#post1276484

 

[DanJon]

The booming metropolis of Highbridge WI

came here to post this. :hfive:

 

[mashnut]

The booming metropolis of Highbridge WI

cant leave out bowling green, 8 courses in the city alone with holler right outside, definately a must see if you havent made it here yet.

Both of those are in my top 5, Highbridge doesn't have the tournament/league scene nor does it have any kind of civilization around it. Bowling Green is great for playing a bunch of courses within a tight area, but the quality just isn't quite as high as the Highbridge or Charlotte courses. I'd throw in the Quad Cities area (Illinois/Iowa border) as another area with several high quality courses in a small area.

 

[Johnny Conservative]

cant leave out bowling green, 8 courses in the city alone with holler right outside, definately a must see if you havent made it here yet.

^This. Many may say Charlotte and they have a good argument, but BG has so many courses of different styles in a small area. This is what would make me say BG.

 

[TempleOfDoom]

Portland, Lake Tahoe