Recent content by ian1

yeah you are right Dave. Looking at the top courses again a lot of them are pretty well forested. I guess I am just bitter about Hornings falling out of the tip 10. A friend played in a tourney in Georgia though and she said it was just wide open... all about throwing for max distance.

. seems to me there are enough rules. Most course in Oregon severely punish you for throwing outside the fairway. Often times I'd rather it be OB and take the stroke than play from my lie. Perhaps the problem is tournaments selecting the wide open courses for play. When I look at the top...

Well I have only played Horning's on that list but I can tell you for a fact it is better than all those other courses. ;)

Seven in the long is a near impossible par if you are playing it as a 3 which most folks do. I felt like I had hit a birdie the only time I ever hit a 3 on it.

Hey I play that course all the time. Last year my best score was 59 (it was a par 59)... okay I lied I took a mulligan so it really was a 61. This year (par 60) my best score has been a 64. I guess I am regressing.

4.00 star(s) Hometown Homer - Huge variety of shots, long and short (okay not a lot of short), par 4's that require accurate lay-ups, par 4's that require big D, left and right, open and wooded. - Never really too crowded. - New carpet tee pads. - Alternate pins that significantly change the way in which...

All the Oregon courses are underrated ;) No but really it seems tricky to rate the courses. I always wonder if I should rate the courses for what the masses would think or for what I think. For instance Milo McIver in Oregon is a super long course and that is just not my cup of tea. If I...

That would make the disc slower because it would increase the moment of inertia.

Quote: Originally Posted by ian1 http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/...i/IMG_1531.jpg http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/...i/IMG_1530.jpg This disc I found. Not sure if anyone knows who "The Animal" is? I would like to give it back to them but I have no clue how to find them. Here is a...

http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h415/mcguirei/IMG_1532.jpg This Disc is called Lunadisc. It is some sort of putter and pretty stiff. http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h415/mcguirei/IMG_1531.jpg http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h415/mcguirei/IMG_1530.jpg This disc I found. Not sure...

I like my gateway apache for straight and anhyzer FH shots. I get a fair amount of snap for a FH throw and to me you almost have to throw it like you are trying to throw a hyzer if you want it to go straight and not S-curve but it works great for me for tunnel shots. I used to have a beat to...

close to home As a land use planner and civil engineer this thread hits home. It is so tough to do anything these days I am actually surprised how easy it is to put in a disc course. I suppose it comes down to planning departments picking and choosing the fights they want to make instead of...

3.50 star(s) Quick stop from out of town - Concrete tee pads - Variety of shots - Some elevation - Friendly locals - Well maintained grass (you would have to really try to lose a disc out here) - Pro shop is nice (discs and drinks) - The weather is usually good - Every hole has a ton of pin placements -...

3.50 star(s) Solid Course - Large variety of shots for any type of tosser. Doglegs left and right, variety of distance. - Couple water holes add a twist. - Concrete tee pads on most holes. - Signs on most holes. - Navigation not too bad (I figured it out the first time without a guide but a guide would be...