smarkquart
* Ace Member *
I love the panoramic feature on my iPhone5. I need to take more course photos with it.
Here is my local course:
Here is my local course:
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FredVegasDGC
Double Eagle Member
winter disc golfing in Australia is brutal...look at all these layers!
The guy on the right. Is he holding a Blockhouse Dragonfly stamp disc? It might be a Grange stamp.
ian.
*Legalize It*
^^ yeah i noticed that too.. looks like one of those buttah grange rocs .. actually maybe an aviar since others all have putters and looks same size
taken today. Goliath #18 basket to pad. 707' of pure northern michigan disc golf...
hophead
Par Member
A dragonfly on the basket yesterday.
This is a great pic! Love it
Stevenunya
Bogey Member
Got asked to house-sit at my grandparents.
16+ acres of practice heaven.
16+ acres of practice heaven.
Got asked to house-sit at my grandparents.
16+ acres of practice heaven.
Oh. My. God.
If I had an extra $7000 to spare[and lived nearby], I'd buy baskets and give them to your grandparents---with the stipulation that I could play there whenever I wanted to.
Honestly, it looks like Augusta for DG.
Stevenunya
Bogey Member
I was explaining disc golf to them last night and said that if I had the land, there would be at least 9 holes installed, probably 18+. My grandma's eyes lit up and she asked how much people would pay to play. I told her that pay to play courses are far and few between and that $5 is the average price per round and also the costs involved. They're retiring soon and would like to make some spare money on the property, but I think they're hoping for a little bit better return on investment.
My grandpa was born on this land over 70 years ago and has spent his entire life improving it. That picture is just a sampling of how awesome it is out here. There are lots of rolling hills and plenty of woods with trails to cut some holes in to as well. It would be a pristine location for a course. There's a pond that I could easily work 3 holes around as well. Hopefully I will be able to afford the property before it gets sold out of the family.
Edit: link to full resolution picture: http://i.imgur.com/cbKjOCt.jpg
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bnbanbury
Eagle Member
Taken by a member of the river city disc golf club, this might be the coolest action shot i've ever seen...
Halcón
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Look at the way it ripples from the force. That is awesome to see the disc at impact like that. :clap:
RUSSELL
* Ace Member *
sweet
DiscinFiend
* Ace Member *
Great Pic :thmbup: Love the Stamp
DiscinFiend
* Ace Member *
Kenny53691
Noodle Arm
Get that private course installed!!! The land looks great!
SleekrBeekr
Newbie
smarkquart
* Ace Member *
Hole 18 has a better view of the Twin Cities, but I do have to agree that 14 looks nice because you can sneak the basket into the shot whereas 18 is at the bottom of the hill.
smarkquart
* Ace Member *
Obviously this is hole 2, but hole 3 is on the other side of this grass. It is a short hole with the basket up against the tree line. You have to up and over a putter over the grass and hope you do not go deep into the woods. Sometimes they just burn the grass down, making it a direct shot. These two holes, as well as Hole 8 on the deep right of this picture, lose all character when the grass is gone.
notroman
* Ace Member *
Hole 1 at Bailey in Colorado. Fun course if you can throw over 400!
