Recent content by brokenwing

For southern DFW I would suggest Lorch Park, (has 2 courses to play) then Veterans Park, and Turner Park. Zboas if you're staying in Fort Worth. Just depends on where you'll be staying in DFW to give ya courses close to ya to try to max the enjoyment.

Headed out for a short round, only been 4 months since I've played and it being 104 was fun as well. Surprisingly very few players out, but it allowed me some good practice time to throw 2 or more at the same time and not delay anyone. Just found the mother of all sticky burrs and will be...

Here's the "In the Bag" video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7zuPRpN35Y

I consider myself in the generation that goes out and plays more then surfing the forums

The Baptist church in Desoto is heavily overated, but then again I have both Lorch park courses in Cedar Hill (Cayote and Beaver), and Veteran's all near my along with Turner park just a stone throws away. The one time my guys wants to hit Zboas I wind up alone on a course with no course map nor...

I played a round with the Judge today, think I'm gonna like the soft disc. I know, I know, I'm just a noob, but I do believe the main reason some people prefer a softer disc is that it'll be less likely to bounce out of the chains. I have had on multiple occasions hit dead center on the basket...

gotta agree, the Beast is a good disc to have :popcorn:

1.50 star(s) Close to my house and virtually empty every time I play it. I like the homemade baskets to work on accuracy while putting. Some good basic shots throughout the course, and a great place for some practice. Short course with foot traffic from walkers/runners giving ya funny looks when ya play. New...

Sweet, now I have a time and place to try out my mad tree hitting skills:wall:

It's hard for me to get back into a workout routine since my shoulder is still missed up, but some Yoga and lots of core work will help

I started out with a Polaris LS, but the JLS has taken it's spot in my bag

Thanks for the help

I’m heading out to Chesapeake, VA to introduce my sister to Disc Golf and I’m wondering what courses are worth going to around the Old Dominion University. I’ve seen a couple of courses in that area, but I’d like a local’s perspective.

This would be a good idea to get some good exposer for those who don't know and a good way to be seen as a positive light for our local communities.

being one with nature, thorns, poison oak/ivy, digging through the leaves to find the disc, and being a alandscape specialist by removing branches/fallen trees from the course.