Best place to start depends on how many you are shooting for. Actually, Kaposia to Lakewood is one of the longest drives between courses on most optimal paths. A whopping 17 minute drive.
That is why I defer to your judgment on this. I am going under the assumption that the governor will not extend the school year, so I should be done teaching for the summer by mid June. I am also going with the optimistic assumption we will not be under marshal law. And finally assuming that by then, assuming not the worst, that most courses will be open.
I figure the following:
1) you do not need to start on Hole 1. For instance, starting on Hole 9 or 10 on Kaposia means I can finish near the park's driveway entrance.
2) you do not need to complete the course because it is only the count of holes that matters. Again, thinking Kaposia, I would not miss much by skipping the back holes.
3) completing the Hole is the key, so playing the lost disc rule, from where we think it was lost, is acceptable and can be called immediately in case I do not want to search for a disc.
I fear the following:
1) unforeseen traffic issues.
2) groups that do not let me play through.
3) lack of support from friends - a driver would be best so I can rest between rounds and also can pick me up at the ideal start and stopping locations on the course. On the slightly longer courses, he or she could run to the store to grab additional liquids or food if I am not as prepared as I think.
What I am not worried about:
1) I think I would grab several low-grade plastic stable discs. Again, so I can walk away from them if I think they are lost.
2) running from hole to hole. I am not a marathon runner, but the stop and go nature of throwing and collecting the disc, and the down time between courses, I am in more than good enough shape to keep this up for one day.
See, the more that I write, the more I want to attempt this. Now it is just a matter of the ideal starting course.
