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I've disc golfing now for about five months. I would say Im picking it up pretty well. I've been close several times, but have never quite gotten it in the basket in one.
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Really? Really!? Am I stoopid, do I not know how to work this site? Am I really not finding anything near Saginaw, MI? Input people! Please! Not looking forward to spending the weekend in Saginaw of all places, but I thought for sure there would a little DG to be had...
3.50 star(s)
Short and sweet
Blue is the most popular course at Brewer, as the large crowds and the occasional wait at #1 will indicate. That being said once you get on it's a fun and fast round. The holes are short and technical. Lots of trees and a little luck is the name of the game. On hole three I dare...
3.00 star(s)
MOW ME!!!
If you want a work out with your golf game this course is it. Lots of elevation changes will keep you huffing and puffing all thru the round. Its a longer course so you can really let it fly on many holes Especially 18, which has one of the best views you can find in the GR area. You...
Do six to twelve reps of each per round.
Exercise #1: Reach into the cooler. Works the shoulders and biceps.
Exercise #2: Pop the can top. Works the hands and finger regions.
Exercise #3: Tip the can back and chug until contents are gone. Works biceps, neck and back. Also great coordination...
3.50 star(s)
White has it all
IMHO Brewer White is the best overall course at Brewer Park. It offers a few wide open holes where you can go for some distance. Most holes have some decent elevation change. The back half has lots of trees with some more technical shots. Hole three is a personal favorite, a...
3.50 star(s)
Golden for side arm
By far and away the best course at Brewer for side arm players and lefties. The new lay out is pretty sweet. You can step up and let er' rip with little worry of losing your disc in the brush. A couple really fun holes on the back half. Hole 6 is a great dog right, a nice...