Thickest clusters of courses in an area of a town?

[Myers]

Bowling Green Kentucky has about 10 quality courses all within their outerbelt which is not that big. I was down there for bg am championships last year and I guess their mayor or parks director is a big supporter of disc golf so courses continue to be put in. It is not a huge town so the course to population ratio is pretty good. Cincinnatti, OH also is pretty dense, especially just north of the City.

 

[ReedyCreekProduct]

Guys, this is not another 'most courses in one city' thread. Its DENSITY of courses. Los Angeles has a ton of courses but they are all spread out. I think the OP is asking what areas have DG courses that you can literally walk between? Or near...anyways.... more along those lines.

Yes, Danger, that's what I was going for. Thanks.

 

[ReedyCreekProduct]

Bowling Green Kentucky has about 10 quality courses all within their outerbelt which is not that big. I was down there for bg am championships last year and I guess their mayor or parks director is a big supporter of disc golf so courses continue to be put in. It is not a huge town so the course to population ratio is pretty good. Cincinnatti, OH also is pretty dense, especially just north of the City.

Great area! I just mapped it. If you live at the corner of High street and 13th Avenue, you are within 3 miles of 7 courses, most of them around 2 miles away.

Jealous!!

 

[bwiese]

the quad cities (iowa/ill) has a bunch of quality courses. You never have to drive more than 20 min to get to a new one.

 

[tallpaul]

Reedy seems to want to walk. Unicycle may also be a choice....

 

[ZBoazMobster]

Booya.

 

[ReedyCreekProduct]

Reedy seems to want to walk. Unicycle may also be a choice....

Yes, Tallpaul! I'm talkin' walkin'! While it's nice to get any responses, it'd be nice to get a few more that fit my original criteria. People are so used to thinking of the best towns or metropolitan areas, and that's great. But that's not really what I was asking. I wish more people thought in terms of neighborhood walkability. I can think of nothing better than being able to walk to 2 or 3 different courses on my days off!!

 

[ReedyCreekProduct]

From my original post:

"Who knows of an area of a town where there seems to be Disc Golf on every corner?"

But I think some folks are making the easy mistake of reading it as "Who knows of an area OR a town...."