simpletwist
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First and only time playing there. But probably not. The south Jersey sandy soil sucks up most of the rain except in the hardest of downpours.
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Post a cool disc golf photo
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First and only time playing there. But probably not. The south Jersey sandy soil sucks up most of the rain except in the hardest of downpours.
noodlearm-discjunkie
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This is hole number on at Bryan Mclane Park in San Antonio,TX. If you look carefuly you can see my disc flying through air near the trees. This was my first time playing this course and I loved it. I can't wait to go back to San Antonio and play this course again. If you are going to be in the area, its a must play.
I love this course its right down the street from me. I try to make it out there aleast twice a week
mike_riewer
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Twice a week? I think you can do better than that...
I know I posted this in another thread, but I think these are two cool pictures:
Your dog brings new meaning to the term "chin nuts."
http://www.hfds.org/vbull/showthread.php?p=6350#post6350
Check out ERicJ's #126 post for a some amazing pictures of Oak Meadows in Cypress, TX. We got around 11" of rain just over a day and here are the results. Basically the entire course (entire section of city really) is under water - note the post where the guy goes through the entire course in a kayak - friggin sweet. And to think they are about to have a tournament there!
Check out ERicJ's #126 post for a some amazing pictures of Oak Meadows in Cypress, TX. We got around 11" of rain just over a day and here are the results. Basically the entire course (entire section of city really) is under water - note the post where the guy goes through the entire course in a kayak - friggin sweet. And to think they are about to have a tournament there!
I will look you up the next time I go out there. I loved the course. The only thing I didn't like were the short tee boxes
Ok, I had to laugh out loud at that one.
A couple of nice his and hers rings:
I showed my wife that ring and she really liked it. She has strange taste though. She has 40 pairs of Flip-Flops. And then she complains when I buy more discs.
I would play a skip shot 3/4 of the way down the fairway with something really overstable.
Hole #17 at Summit Park in Summit, Illinois. This place was loaded with pinball holes like this and a majority of them required hyzer shots. Got boring after a while. Fairway's are impossible to get through.. I mean impossible there are like 2 foot gaps between some trees followed by a dogleg that just can't be made because of that stupid gap.
You would have to throw something overstable with some anny and get it to S turn.
Just got up and found the stoned Bassett Hound on guard duty this morning. I got some discs in the mail and she is keeping an I on them for me before I hit the practice field:
chairman63vt
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First time I've seen one of these off the course.
Too bad they didn't call it a lane or a drive.
Too bad they didn't call it a lane or a drive.
I was at the store a few minutes ago, and I was walking by all the coolers and beach stuff, and I stopped in my tracks when I saw these. The name on them caught my attention:
I was at the store a few minutes ago, and I was walking by all the coolers and beach stuff, and I stopped in my tracks when I saw these. The name on them caught my attention:
would that be an actual frisbee? what makes throwing a frisbee eligible for a world championship?
I'm not sure, just the word "Frisbee" got my attention.
12StonesScott
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Post A Cool Disc Golf Photo II
I can't find thread, so I am starting a new one.
I took this picture at the 9-hole course in Brenham, TX. Its a very small course, but I thought this was a cool picture. This is the basket I use when I practice at night on the road:
I can't find thread, so I am starting a new one.
I took this picture at the 9-hole course in Brenham, TX. Its a very small course, but I thought this was a cool picture. This is the basket I use when I practice at night on the road:
We set up or portable near our campsite at Thornhill Broome Beach at Point Mugu State Park, north of Malibu, CA the night before we played Coyote Point.
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