Members Who Have Played 100 Courses!

[mshelton]

I hit, 100 last year, seems low for the time I've been playing but I took a few breaks that lasted over 6 years.

Just moved to northern VA from the middle of the state, looking forward to adding to the played courses exploring in MD, WV and PA this summer.

 

[Monocacy]

I hit, 100 last year, seems low for the time I've been playing but I took a few breaks that lasted over 6 years.

Just moved to northern VA from the middle of the state, looking forward to adding to the played courses exploring in MD, WV and PA this summer.

You have some fun courses left to play - Clark's Run (x2), Seneca Creek, Patapsco Valley, Woodsboro, Burke Lake (x2), Giles Run, Quaker's Challenge, Codorus (x2) etc. etc. Have a blast exploring your new surroundings!

 

[Ryal]

I crossed the 100-course threshold last month during a brief three-day two-night journey through NY, MA, VT and NH. What a pretty region to play our sport.

When I started playing this sport just four years ago, I don't think I could have imagined the kind of places I'd see and the people that I would meet... And I've still only visited courses in the Northeast! I can't wait to see what other courses are out there.

 

[warren chaynes]

Nearly 20 years of playing. Reached the ~100 course milestone two summers back at The Lair at Lake Marshall. One of the best courses I've ever played, so that worked out nicely. It will be interesting to see how long / if 200 is personally attainable. Not having as much free time as I once had is a factor, but more and more courses coming online as the sport grows helps a lot. It's still tough to beat the excitement and anticipation of planning and pulling off a road trip to bag quality courses, while visiting interesting places you may have never been before, and/or may not have ever visited otherwise.

 

[Countchunkula]

Nearly 20 years of playing. Reached the ~100 course milestone two summers back at The Lair at Lake Marshall. One of the best courses I've ever played, so that worked out nicely. It will be interesting to see how long / if 200 is personally attainable. Not having as much free time as I once had is a factor, but more and more courses coming online as the sport grows helps a lot. It's still tough to beat the excitement and anticipation of planning and pulling off a road trip to bag quality courses, while visiting interesting places you may have never been before, and/or may not have ever visited otherwise.

Agree with all of this and love your screen name.

 

[jjtwinnova]

DGCR just told me I hit 200! Not exactly sure what course it was. I don't get on here nearly as much as I used to, but I still try and bag as many courses as I can. Here's to 200 more!

 

[knobby325]

Crossed the 200 threshold just a couple of weeks ago at a nice course in Audubon, IA. Only took 6 years.... here's to 200 more!

 

[Mushin No Shin]

In randomly arbitrary events, according to DGCR

Caliber will be my 900th Course tomorrow

 

[trashmonster1985]

I'm envious of you east coast guys for this reason only. I'm at 140 courses played, I would have to drive over 3 hours to find a course I haven't played.

 

[mndiscg]

I'm envious of you east coast guys for this reason only. I'm at 140 courses played, I would have to drive over 3 hours to find a course I haven't played.

I have lived in SD and WY. Quit whining

In all reality, eventually you just have to play new ones when you get the opportunity. It's my favorite part about work trips, weddings, vacations, etc. Keep up the grind!

 

[Pizza God]

In randomly arbitrary events, according to DGCR

Caliber will be my 900th Course tomorrow

How can you not have played any courses in the GREAT STATE of Texas?

 

[wolfhaley]

How can you not have played any courses in the GREAT STATE of Texas?

To be fair, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan have more courses in about the same amount of area as Texas give or take. A lot more I'm guessing. My question to you is, how have you not played any courses in any of these great states?

 

[Mushin No Shin]

How can you not have played any courses in the GREAT STATE of Texas?

Was always told 'Don't mess with Texas'

If it weren't for Mountains and Elevation, I might not ever leave El Sconny

 

[Jukeshoe]

In randomly arbitrary events, according to DGCR

Caliber will be my 900th Course tomorrow

Well, how did 900 go?

How many more to satisfy you, you monster?!

 

[Shuie]

In randomly arbitrary events, according to DGCR

Caliber will be my 900th Course tomorrow

Look forward to hearing your opinion about the course.
Also, Slow down!!!!! Your making me nervous...:\:\:\

 

[Mushin No Shin]

Well, how did 900 go?

It Legit

Rollercoaster, was definitely a word used

We thought that Back 9 on that Meyers Broadway course was a Butt Kicker

Caliber comparatively, is leaning more towards Bear at Highbridge, with almost half the Holes being Par 4 or 5... multiple Shelf Landing Zones, etc... but instead of being on a pile of Iron, it's Sandy with Numerous Pines, Fir, Poplar, and Maple

 

[Mushin No Shin]

Look forward to hearing your opinion about the course.
Also, Slow down!!!!! Your making me nervous...:\:\:\

It's Beautiful Forest for sure, but is not littered with Gems, as I was anticipating

 

[air show]

To be fair, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan have more courses in about the same amount of area as Texas give or take. A lot more I'm guessing. My question to you is, how have you not played any courses in any of these great states?

I have played my share of Texas courses and am now discovering Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan... you guys up north got it going on.

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

3 out of 4 of my most recent winter trips brought me to Texas. I've been quite impressed with the state, and winter is a great time to visit

 

[trashmonster1985]

Lol, I do take advantage as often as I can. I spent 3 weeks in north Carolina and was able to play a dozen courses very easily. It was fun.
No complaints about frisbee in my area, but our courses are spread out a touch more.