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Has Anyone Bagged All The Courses In Your State?
- Thread starter The Valkyrie Kid
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But why are the numbers so low for all of us. It lists me as playing 1295 but my total is 1454 and all others are off, as well.
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the list does not include extinct, temp or practice courses.
for additional info on how these bagger lists came to be, refer to this thread
"most courses played per state"
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=137055
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And that one course (Ninigret) used to get you 100% of RI.
Things are looking good for me in the home state (Illinois). I crack the top 20 AND have a healthy lead on DiscinEveryILCourse. He's got a ways to go to live up to that screen name.
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I'm tied for top bagger for the disc golf wonderland of Wyoming at 44.2%. I'm very surprised that someone who actually lives there hasn't played more than that. I will be passing through again in September and should bag a couple more.
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
You could not play every course in South Dakota ever, one or two are so far into a bad native American reservation that they will not let you play unless Native USA/Canadian or Mexican/some latino or South American of those that can pass for Native American from Latino or South Amerian. Then there is a course that is using the Generic Single chain baskets Used for SDSU or USD campus courses in South Dakota that is on the Ellsworth Air Force base that one has to be in Air Force Military or family of those people to play in South Dakota. It uses these odd baskets that are generic cheep all metal single chain baskets that look like the older pre double chain Innova Discatcher Pro 20 chain model that is no longer made.
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what courses are the ones to look out for regarding this
im thinking of conceding in trying to hit all current mn courses
ive been all over hell for southern mn dg courses and just finished
new ones keep popping up i am not driving down there just for a terrible city park model 9 hole
maybe ill think differently after my two last dg based camping trips but as of rn this is now starting to seem endless
ive been all over hell for southern mn dg courses and just finished
new ones keep popping up i am not driving down there just for a terrible city park model 9 hole
maybe ill think differently after my two last dg based camping trips but as of rn this is now starting to seem endless
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Or Delaware. 13 courses, 2 hours top to bottom. Plus Iron Hill.
But one of the courses, Camp Arrowhead, is not open to the public. :\
Camp Arrowhead in Lewes, DE
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I was fortunate to have a work trip to Boston. Arranged for the meeting to be on a Monday. Flew into Providence, RI on Saturday morning and looped through RI and CT on the way to Boston. Was able to bag:
RI:
Willow Valley
CT:
Nichols Field
Wickham Park
Rockwell Park
MA:
Rapscallion Brewery
501 Disc Golf (one of my favorite courses ever)
And, other than a rental car and one night in a hotel, work paid for me to be a bagger.
Gosh I miss bagging. :\
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Yeah Iron Hill is a humbling experience. But very cool at the same time.
There is a short-to-short option. But the long baskets are where its at.
Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
One is on Pine Ridge (poorest place in all of North America with lowest average death age rate since 2010, 2020 with Corona Virus might have messed that up) with the worst baskets ever according to the single poster and all the inner chains on the old style Chainstar or the lower cage Mach II, V or X baskets are gone missing from what posts say even the few Native people like Red Hawk. Honestly the tribe is a mess and its people are probably using the other chain for uses with the S hooks to make longer. Also the one person who was white playing did not feel safe playing the course without his shotgun ready for the wild dogs and native people who chased him off. There is others on Native Reservations but they do not have posts to them from white people. Then the one at Ellsowrth Air Force Base, that has no name just EAFB Disc Golf course as the shortened name on DGCR.
Hard to bag them all In South Dakota since the state courses are all spread out, Oh there is a course listed as public in Black Hills on a log cabin Camp by one of the specific Christian religions Lutheran or Catholic.
Finally hit 100% (132 of 132) in South Carolina yesterday.
Living in North Carolina (Charlotte), it's easier to play many of the SC courses than ones in NC. The furthest SC course (Hover Links in Hilton Head) is only a 3:45 drive compared to the furthest in NC (Frisco Disco on the OBX) at 6:45. It's actually a shorter drive to play courses in Birmingham, Richmond, Nashville, Kentucky, Ohio, Florida, or Maryland than it is to get to Frisco Disco (at least according to Google Map).
Living in North Carolina (Charlotte), it's easier to play many of the SC courses than ones in NC. The furthest SC course (Hover Links in Hilton Head) is only a 3:45 drive compared to the furthest in NC (Frisco Disco on the OBX) at 6:45. It's actually a shorter drive to play courses in Birmingham, Richmond, Nashville, Kentucky, Ohio, Florida, or Maryland than it is to get to Frisco Disco (at least according to Google Map).
I still lead in Michigan but damn having a kid crimps the course bagging
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Now you just gotta keep up with the new courses that pop up in SC...
Trust me, the thought (or dread) has already crossed my mind. If nothing else, I can always bring up that one time in 2020, I had played 'em all.
