Recent content by Flip55

What is your Ohio top 5 course list? Why? Also what are the worst courses you've played in the Buckeye state?

1.50 star(s) Keep driving Nice selection of discs in the "proshop" Its nice to see a DGC in the area Way out of the way Course layout is almost impossible to figure out only one tee sign Open holes are a marsh right now(early spring) Shots are simplistic I went there to play both disc and ball golf with...

I was playing one day last summer at Flatrocks DGC. Hole nine plays down hill about 300' ish ( i cant remember exactly) to the left is high grass, behind the basket is shule, and way left and down the hill is the parkinglot. I threw (175 champ groove...I know) and it faded HARD. All the cars...

unfortunatley i cant find info online anywhere. i just know it from the flyers at the course

Im looking for a partner for frosted flatrocks in Lancaster OH. Beginner division. 2 rounds singles score is added to doubles score for final. sign in is 830-930 tee at 10 saturday 2/19/11 (tomorrow).

I got my first wednesday at Hocking College DGC. #15 is about 250' anhyser line through the woods and around a ridgeline. I threw the very first disc I owned. A 175 dx Valkyrie. Man you'd be hard pressed to beat that feeling. After 4 years of playing, it was warranted I think. also shot my best...

Thanks for the suggestions my bag now consists of The two valks Tee bird Roadrunner Mako Stingray Roc And a few new rhynos:thmbup: And it's been great on both my game and my back!

How do I get more people to come play my course, and how many should I expect? We've only been open for 5 months or so but I expected to have had more play. What can we do? The course is hocking peaks. Check it out and tell me what you think.

4.00 star(s) Cool course good mix of shot types. Pro shop on site front and back nine end and begin near the parking area Awesome views of the hocking hills also a good mix of techy and power throws Not crowded Friendly staff Its very new and still needs a bit of work done. Brush clearing and mowing are the...

yeah the chems will kill the plant but wont clear it off the fairway so i guess ill have to thanks for the input. and come check out the course and tell us what you think!

yeah I've been trying to change that listing for a while now. I've updated the course info but it apparently wont change for everyone else. the actual price is $5. $12 is ridiculous. But it is 5 which I think is reasonable. once we get the damn stabity plants out it will be much better!

Yeah thats looking like its going to have to be the way... i was just hoping.

we're in south eastern ohio about 50 miles SE of columbus. and another problem i have with the chemical idea is that our course is very hilly with creek beds all over the place. I'm pretty eco-minded and while not opposed to the idea completely i am nervous about using chems on the course due to...

lol i'm not sure the goat thing is feasible but i like where your heads at. Would roundup actually kill the multiflora? It seems too tough to be bested by driveway clearer.

I work as a guide/greenskeeper/dude at an "adventure" park which has just installed a DGC. Sweet hole design, sweet layout, but the shule is KILLER!!!. I'm talking like 50' square patches of multiflora, black raspberry, and greenbriar:wall:. The weed whacker just isnt cutting it anymore:thmbup...