mx23ang
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Does he really putt with a valk turned upside down?
I think his teammate putted with an upside down destroyer at nationals, his name was like lugo or something. If it works I guess..
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Does he really putt with a valk turned upside down?
All things considered, the best school for a disc golfer has gotta be Humboldt State.
The answer is so obvious, I can't even think about who #2 might be.I've been kicking back, just wondering who would say this first. Congrats for winning the contest in my mind. Your prize: An internet high five. :hfive:
The answer is so obvious, I can't even think about who #2 might be.
Slam dunk.
:I'm guessing OP wasn't asking about college ranked teams, rather about which schools are near courses/stores....
UCSC and CSU Monterey Bay are good choices, lots of courses in that area with SF (and the rest of the Bay Area) a short drive away. CSU Humboldt has a bunch of courses near as well. CSU Sacramento has Grass Valley and Tahoe close by which is nice for both summer and winter sports (if you ski/board).
Not based on reviews of play-ability, both Monterey and Santa Cruz have 8 courses (listed) within a 15+/- mile radius. Since the areas are basically next to each other, you are looking at 15+ (listed) courses in the immediate area.
I stuck to CA since that's what I know…
I think his teammate putted with an upside down destroyer at nationals, his name was like lugo or something. If it works I guess..
This. Jared Roan played like a beast for Colorado State.
You can be a pro and still play at NCDGC and other collegiate disc golf events. Only touring pros are ineligible to participate.
NCDGC eligibility
Jared Roan does qualify to be a touring pro because his current rating is over 1000 at 1016 and he is classified as a pro since he has taken cash.
CSU was going to have another ringer join, Tyler Liebman, but he will also be disqualified based on this same criteria with a 1004 rating and pro classification.
...Rumor has it he picked up a sponsorship from Innova this offseason...
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona has a course on the property, Thorpe within walking distance, McPherson(5mins away), Snow Bowl, and..?
GO PACK!!! TOP 10 IN SOMETHING!!! We beat Carolina and we drop a spot....
I'm surprised UNC-Charlotte isn't on the list/rankings. It is in Charlotte of all places and I thought I heard Cam Todd say on DGTR that he is kinda volunteer coaching the team there.
Shouldn't that mean UNCC is also the best racing college, seeing how Charlotte is the home of NASCAR?
IMO if you pick a college based on the local courses, or its disc golf team, the rest of your college career might not go so well. Seems like it should be pretty far down the list of things that are important in picking a college.
Even being an Aggie I have to second this. Austin's disc golf scene is huge with dozens of courses in town (Old Settlers, Circle C Metro, etc.). College Station, home of Texas A&M, sadly only has one 18 hole course and 4 9 holers. So if you want to win at football, come on down here to Aggieland, but if you want a booming disc golf college experience there is no better place than Austin.