Sadly, I can pass on info to add 2 old courses to this list that were along the South Carolina coast.
1. Kiawah Island - In the early 80's, this was the first disc golf course I ever saw and played. I suspect it may have been the first ever in the state. It was a 9-holer in a park near a pool and restaurant, that the public wasn't really supposed to visit. If you told the guard you were going to eat at the restaurant, you would be given a pass to go directly there. But, if you said you just wanted to go play disc golf, it was a no go. You could either go home or visit the public beach at the other end of the island. That's right, you had to LIE to a security guard in order to play! LOL
2. Huntington Beach State Park along the SC Grand Strand near Myrtle Beach, SC - I hear there was a very nice 18 hole course located here (& I never got to play it.). The reason it went down was it got wiped out during Hurricane Hugo on September 22, 1989 (almost 20 years ago now).
A little South of there is the area that really took the worst of that storm surge (dead deer were found 20 feet up in trees!). Supposedly, the money to replace the course was never re-allocated.
