What happened to Flyboy?

[Connor Jones]

I don't even think it's a real place, let alone have I, or will I ever step foot on its grounds. :|

 

[New013]

Looks like we're going to have to settle for Stoney Hill on that fall meetup.... lame....

 

[keith johnson]

All the above...and more. I was going to post in a new thread, but this one will work.

For many reasons, I'm now going to have to reduce play on the course even more. Please be understanding if I'm unable to honor your request to visit Flyboy Aviation. I'm currently referring all Flyboy requests to Stoney Hill and North Georgia Canopy Tours. This will continue at least through the summer. Without going into details, Flyboy operates under a very unique dynamic. If you've been here, you probably understand.....it just is, what it is.

Happy discing!
Kelly

I certainly am honored to have you do that Kelly!
It means alot to the owners that you thought highly of their course and experience they give their guests.

Thanks for the kind words,

Keith

 

[Connor Jones]

Honestly, to have such uniquely different experiences of private land all within a day trip is awesome(Flyboy,Stoney & NGCT) along with a myriad of really solid public courses that really have a lot of variety to offer.

Georgia is unlucky in the sense that it's a big state with all the courses pretty spread out, but as far as quality goes, I feel like we have to be up there :thmbup:

 

[harr0140]

Sorry to hear Kelly . . . I am thrilled I had the chance to play the course this past winter and I thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality of your parents. It was quite possibly a once in a lifetime opportunity for such an experience.

 

[prerube]

Thanks Kelly for giving my dad and I an unforgettable disc golf weekend.
Thanks for hosting the DGCR meet ups.
and thanks for letting Connor think he is cool

 

[Connor Jones]

You short, little bastard :|!!!!!!

 

[Mattallica]

Georgia is unlucky in the sense that it's a big state with all the courses pretty spread out, but as far as quality goes, I feel like we have to be up there :thmbup:

I could agree with that.

 

[sloppydisc]

I thought Georgia seceded. Are they still here??? opcorn:

 

[Teebird Elvis]

If Flyboy was a beer, it would be a craft beer that a few would brag so much about, but in reality people are going to overlook simply because it is not available.

 

[ohtobediscing]

^^^And yet it appears you drink Bud Light. :gross:

 

[NDABRUSH]

If Flyboy was a beer, it would be a craft beer that a few would brag so much about, but in reality people are going to overlook simply because it is not available.

Over time, the people still bragging will be looked upon as if they are talking about the tooth fairy or that time they caught Santa in their chimney. just be ready, they might make fun of the beer you drink.

 

[prerube]

If Flyboy was a beer, it would be a craft beer that a few would brag so much about, but in reality people are going to overlook simply because it is not available.

If you tried this beer all domestic beers would taste like piss.

 

[New013]

If you tried this beer all domestic beers would taste like piss.

... but wouldn't Flyboy be a domestic beer?

 

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

If you tried this beer all domestic beers would taste like piss.

I think the little things stand out. the course is great. but just the course part is not that superior to Stoney or Bracketts (two of the best courses I have played) but the experience of Flyboy, the way you are treated and the extras (planes, hangar, overall scenery) make it the best. Kelly is what makes Flyboy what it is.

 

[prerube]

... but wouldn't Flyboy be a domestic beer?

I thought of it like a seasonal microbrew

 

[jeffmonty]

^^^And yet it appears you drink Bud Light. :gross:

LMAO!

 

[New013]

I thought of it like a seasonal microbrew

that's still domestic if it was made in the USofA

 

[prerube]

that's still domestic if it was made in the USofA

you are correct, I am not a drinker. I misused the term.
I was thinking traditional national brands

 

[jrawk]

glad i got to the 2012 meet-up. Thanks Kelly for an experience of a lifetime.