Recent content by Aproz

The only injuries I've sustained so far has been from the vegetation. I really hate thorny bushes.

I've been trying to get my son to play with me and my friends but he would rather sit around and play Call of Duty all day. :( Don't get me wrong, I enjoy time on CoD also but typically when the weather is bad and it's unpleasant to be outdoors doing something else. My brother plays...

That looks like a great course to me also but a couple of my favorite courses are Hidden Lake and Sportsmans Hill. Both are heavily wooden and very fun to play. The more trees and obstacles the better as far as I'm concerned.

I was out helping a friend with a job and on the way home he asked if I wanted to play some Disc Golf. This was back in March of this year and he had only played 5-6 times. On the way to the course we stopped and I bought a Aviar P/A and a Beast, both DX. After playing the first 9 holes I was...

My first course. http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=4158&mode=ci

I'll surely put that on my list. This trip I didn't have time and was only able to play North Hibbing one time. I had a physical for a new job in Mt. Iron that unfortunately took almost 5 hours so I ran out of time. :(

I hope I can let you know soon. I'll be up that way tomorrow and plan on playing Giants Ridge, Hibbing and Side Lake.

I'm a rookie still but Hidden Lake and BRP are my favorites in this area. I live about 15 mintues from Becker so I play there the most. On a good day we'll drive up to Hidden Lake, then hit Clearwater, and finish up at Becker. It's a fun day when we have the time to make that round.

I've been wondering why some of the discs have the flight numbers and some don't? I recently bought a Star Beast, Valkyrie and Stingray and none of them had the numbers on the plate. But my Star Leopard, Teebird and Roc do. The ones that don't have them I just use a marker and write them on...

I played a new course in Milaca, MN today. It's only been in for about a week so there are no signs yet and it's a little overgrown in some areas but it was fun. It rained hard last night though and flooded some areas of the course causing lots of water hazards. There are also two holes that...

One was on a dogleg left uphill hole that is about 480' total but is 200' to the dogleg at the top of the hill. It's a par 4. My shot off the tee went wild. My second shot I recovered to the top of the hill on the fairway. My next throw dropped it in the basket. As a rookie I was pretty...

I haven't got my first Ace yet but I've only been playing 4-5 months. With my limited experience I just don't have the arm to get there on most holes yet but when I do get my first I'll be happy no matter how long or short the hole is. :D I've got two nice 200+ birdies from the fairway...

Roadrunner Roc Aviar

I think this is the same kid? http://www.pdga.com/2012worlds/news/star-potential

Yep, at Elm Creek. It would be appreciated but I'm sure somebody has already stumbled on it and added it to their bag. He was so bummed out being it was the first hole and the disc was brand new! :D I told him to take it easy because of the severe downhill slope but he didn't listen...