Post a cool disc golf photo

[wranglerspace]

That's Trophy Lakes in Charleston, SC. Beautiful course that is.

Correct, forgot to mention the course. :hfive:

 

[justin]

Correct, forgot to mention the course. :hfive:

Just trying to help. Trophy Lakes is great. I can never be shown too many water throws on a course.

 

[wranglerspace]

Just trying to help. Trophy Lakes is great. I can never be shown too many water throws on a course.

Appreciate it. Yeah, I played a couple weeks back and had a blast. I was a little intimidated by all that water at first...don't get too many water holes in the IL burbs.

 

[Stacie]

Stacie, Thanks for the link. Nice photos. Do you get a lot of these?

Yea, if you go to the upper left hand corner, there's a selection called "Disc Golf" to the right of "budewij". All of my discing photos are there.

I get lucky with the pictures, living in a picture perfect town.

Thanks for the complement.

 

[Skankin77]

first 2 from winter park in kewaunee WI, 3rd is vollrath WI

Love Winter Park and enjoyed Vollrath as well! nice pics!

 

[Fishy]

Memorial weekend we went camping at 11,000ish feet (think gps said camp was 11,250) I took a voodoo because I was looking for a huge cliff to hurl it off, I found a cliff but the stiff headwind (50-60mph) decided me not to waste the throw. The one day we had no wind I had left the disc behind at camp. I did get some practice throws at camp and it seems at that altitude plastic flies a bit farther and is a bit more overstable. I can't completely vouch for this as I don't throw this disc regularly at home altitude (6,000'). Also at that altitude I wasn't doing a lot of throw and walk, I had better things to do.. like posthole up large snow drifts and fish.

 

[harold king]

tone pole

 

[sgamerp]

 

[E-man]

Oh man! I just took that same exact pic about a week ago (Hammond Hill, I assume). I hit a putt from the bottom of that hill.......for bogey! That thing is friggin' tall.

Some of those long pin placements on the back nine are kinda crazy, but fun and different.

 

[sgamerp]

Oh man! I just took that same exact pic about a week ago (Hammond Hill, I assume). I hit a putt from the bottom of that hill.......for bogey! That thing is friggin' tall.

Some of those long pin placements on the back nine are kinda crazy, but fun and different.

I did the same thing.... but for Double Bogey.. That place is to hard without a spotter.

 

[E-man]

I did the same thing.... but for Double Bogey.. That place is to hard without a spotter.

Ya, too many blind holes. Its crazy! I never played the longs until last week. Luckily I played with a couple locals that said they helped move the pins. At least they have somewhat accurate signs. Still a con though.

 

[Mr Mirth]

I discern a body with a basket for a head ... pareidolia anyone?

 

[Mr Mirth]

Here a few from my trip to the IDGC back in the Fall. Don't know how cool they are but hey...
The first speaks for itself (too bad I didn't have the wherewithall to have my party seated beneath the Wall of Fame!), as does the second. And third is me driving #18 at Jim Warner Memorial.

 

[simpletwist]

#11 TC3 Panther Highlands, black tees. Warm up round before the Empire State Senior Games.

If you haven't played this gem of a course in upstate NY you really ought give it try. Impeccably groomed and you do not want to be in the rough. This course is begging to be played and rarely gets used.

 

[DiscoBriscoe]

Month planned

I've slowed down, haven't played in 2 days

 

[gwillim]

 

[gwillim]

 

[Ripper]

50mm f1.8?
Very cool shots gwill

 

[gwillim]

50mm f1.8?
Very cool shots gwill

Nope.

Not that sharp, not that standard. The nifty-fifty stayed in the bag, needed something wider.

 

[Midnightbiker]

This is hole #2 at Timber Lane Park, my new home course (since River Grove went private). I parked it with my putter this afternoon. I am going to ace this one day.