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Btw. SGAMPERP. I got your Buzzz. Inbox me your adress
seeing as I sent you my address a month ago, I am guessing this was all a joke.
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Btw. SGAMPERP. I got your Buzzz. Inbox me your adress
Add this one then too.
http://www.discgolfscene.com/courses/The_U_P_Bible_Camp_DGC
Actually supposed to be private and many people who play were never invited and the owners also wish they had never found out.
Albert Township is currently developing an 18 hole course at the township park in Lewiston MI. I did a site evaluation there in April and last I heard they are in construction and plan to open in August.
I wondered what that horse did when he's not hanging out with Hannah.
Thanks for the note, Scott.
After some pestering, there has been a bit of secondary mowing along some fairway edges at Hudson Mills. Not much, but a little.
Joe
Is Belle Isle playable?
Sadly, Belle Isle is closed. Hopefully only temporarily. They had a water main break on the course, combined with what is a very wet area to start with. They guys putting in all the time on the course were not able to mitigate the water issues, rendering this course unplayable. It is a State Park, be advised to not try to check it out, anyways. It is patrolled and trespassing enforced.
I might suggest a side trip to Bonnie Brook. A fantastic, private course not too far off I-96. It is in great shape, and a wonderful course. Also located on an old ball course. Honestly the only other Detroit course worth the play.
Belle Isle DGC is closed until further notice. As far as I know, the baskets haven't been pulled, but maintenance is an ongoing issue. Mowing and such isn't that big a deal on a lot of courses, but trust me, Belle Isle isn't like a lot of courses... don't mow for a while here and forget about playing, you'll never find your discs.
The State of MI signed a 30 yr lease with the City of Detroit, that began on Feb. 10, 2014. Until we can convice the state to maintain the course on a regular basis (not really sure it's feasible to for a club or group of individuals to attempt that here), I don't see things getting any better.
On the pluys side, it's quite feasible/enforeceable to make that course pay to play, so that the cost of ongoing maintenance is partially (if not totally) offset.