R.I.P. Pease,
I've never heard anybody say a Houston course was a killer must-play. Somebody can correct that assertion?
Yeah they are all pretty lame! That is what happens when most of the courses were designed by a 870 rated woman.
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R.I.P. Pease,
I've never heard anybody say a Houston course was a killer must-play. Somebody can correct that assertion?
I will be playing every tournament possible up there this year. I played War of the Roses and Piney Woods Open last year. Anybody that goes near Tyler must play Lindsey Park. Three GREAT courses.
Yeah they are all pretty lame! That is what happens when most of the courses were designed by a 870 rated woman.
Well, if you haven't noticed yet(which you probably have) SCoot_er is our local self entitled, conceded, non representing pro.
We have some really great courses in Houston but yes, the championship level courses are lacking.
All I'll say is that 870 rated women has done more for disc golf in Houston then you ever will. :doh:
7. Texas Army Trail - IMO it doesn't belong. This course is frustratingly unfair. In time it will be great but now its fun for 1000+ rated players only
Cameron Beast and Lion's Temple should probably get some honorable mention. I forgot about Z-Boaz, too. Man I gotta get to Dallas for some golfin'...
I was just in Texas for the holidays and I was able to play my old home course in Amarillo. It was just such an incredibly sad sight. The drought and disease has killed about %60 of the trees and bushes on the course. There are holes that I used to love to play because of their beauty that are just decimated. Is this a trend that is happening at a lot of courses in Texas because of the drought?
Harry meyers has an amazing front 9, but I was unimpressed with the back 9.
Have any of you guys who are trashing Army Trail played it recently? I went out there recently and I thought there were legitimate fairways on almost all the holes. Matt when you come to Houston I'm gonna drag you out to Army Trail before we check out my disc collection haha.
Also, have you guys played Little Egypt (the new course in Conroe)? I only played it in that C tier when the course opened a while back but I thought it was pretty fun.
Yep, long holes in the woods with narrow fairways, too many trees and no landing zones, heavy punishment in the rough and no chance for recovery. Little egypt is the same thing its just shorter, its a waste of time to play when you are that close to mcdade.
I've only played four on the list and 3 of them shouldn't even be on a list titled best of anything. Crossroads is way better than Lester Lorch and Towne Lake, and even Harry Myers IMO.