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2.50 star(s)
Improved and more complete.
good signage, unique use of trees and other obstacles. Interesting museum on site
The part of the course where holes 4-9 play is a bit overgrown. Not horribly, but the possibility exists to lose a disc.
The previous review is still fairly accurate; however, I hope...
Many years ago, an old pro told me it was against PDGA rules to sand or alter a disc in any way. I take it that's not the case anymore?
Maybe it should still be a thing
One of my friends plays in flip flops, and crushes most everyone. None of us know how he does it. I'd break an ankle if I tried to drive in those. In wintertime, we all laugh because he has to wear shoes like the rest of us, but as soon as it gets drier in the Spring, he's back in flip flops...
5th ace in 32 years, and 1st one of 2018 on 274 ft hole at Lakewood King County DGC. It is also my 1st ace ever at that course, even though it is my home course. lol
That being said, after looking at the course map, and the hole info for the course. I don't see anywhere that could be called flawed and the pars for holes seem to be accurate. There were even a couple par 4's that would probably be good par 3's too. None of it seemed out of the norm, or unfair...
I'm "clueless" because calling someone bad at disc golf isn't cool, and not a very productive way of addressing Blake's issue. Others did it in a much more tactful way. Just because you run some tourneys, serve on the "Board", and are so proud of your course work doesn't make it cool to belittle...
There is a lot of mean hostility on this thread. You guys don't really seem like disc golfers. At least, not the cool ones.
What would Steady Ed say?
Don't worry Blake. Just go out and have fun, and you'll be doing much better than those guys!!