Miami, Florida trip

[MonsterDog]

I will be in Miami next week and have been checking out the courses there. It looks like my best option is Amelia Earhart park as it is closest to where I will be staying in Miami Beach.
I didn't see many comments about disc loss in the reviews. Can someone from around there give info? I will probably only bring 3 discs along. Just wondering if I should try to cram a couple more in there if there is high probability of losing any.

Any help appreciated

 

[BogeyNoMore]

Hope your trip goes well.
I have no personal knowledge of the course, but know the area very well (my mom live 10 miles from the park)... brush up on your Spanish.

FWIW - I've heard it's a tough course make your way around.

 

[MonsterDog]

I did gather that from the reviews. In particular, it looked like some of the baskets are very close to water. I don't claim to be a great player. I have lost discs in a lake before. Maybe I should squeeze in a couple of extra dx valks for those shots.

I don't know a lick of Spanish.

 

[Peter S]

sorry I will be out of town at that time. I am listed as a guide for Amelia and it is one of my favorites. You can get discs back at a number of places where the water is close. The wind is the big factor there. Play as early in the day as you can.

 

[Peter S]

extra stable discs I would say.

 

[MonsterDog]

Thanks to both of you guys for your responses. On the day I got to play, it turned out that I had time to go to any course in the area that I wished. I still ended up choosing Amelia Earhart and thoroughly enjoyed it. Reading the reviews was very helpful. I ended up playing Sunday and it was very busy in the park. I had to skip 10 and 18 due to people hanging out by the baskets. Some might not, but even though I skipped the 2 holes I am going to mark this as my first out of state course played! I was pretty rusty as I haven't played for at about 2 months, but I still really had fun.
Thanks again.

And may I ask, what exactly were those reptiles running around? In Iowa I usually just see squirrels.