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Thanks, everyone

It could be a "PD". But what does PD stand for?

I have a Christmas disc for Innova that is marked "S.PP". I assume the "S" is for Star, but does anyone know what the "PP" stands for?

Bluegrass State Games Disc Golf • Come play disc golf for the honor of becoming a Kentucky gold medalist! • Saturday, July 18, at Lake Mingo & Riney B Disc Golf Courses in Nicholasville • Registration (8:15-8:45 a.m.) and the Player's Meeting (9 a.m.) will take place at Riney B Park. • All PDGA...

This is NJCPR LEXINGTON OPEN XI IT'S ONE LOUDER • April 18th-19th, 2009 • PDGA Super Tour Event • Minimum Cash Added: $2,000 - Open Men, $1,000 - Open Women, $1,000 - All other pro divisions (combined) • Minimum $4,000 worth of merchandise added for Amateurs • USADGC Qualifier for top 15% of...

3.50 star(s) Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde This double-looping 9s, park-setting course has top-of-the-line Houck signs, good DISCatcher baskets, and nicely sized concrete tees. In fact, each hole has two tees and two pin placements. The signs, located at the red tees, have bag holders attached to their poles. The...

2.50 star(s) Boring Course This is a 9 hole course with 18 large, concrete tee pads in a well-maintained park setting. The course features many mature trees and little underbrush at all. There is ample parking extremely close to Hole #1. From there, the course is easy to navigate and has good flow with...

4.00 star(s) Best in Indy Washington Park is, simply put, the best, most complete disc golf course in the immediate Indianapolis area. This course has an excellent design with great flow from hole to hole (for the most part) and very little fairway interference. The course is an older course (which is part...

3.00 star(s) Nice Course Brookside is a nice, 18-hole course with good tee pads, baskets, and adequate signs. There is good parking, a kiosk with a map, and a few trash cans throughout the course (though no real benches for the course itself). The course has a variety of lengths and shot shapes. It uses...

3.00 star(s) Nice Wooded Beginner's Course This is a nice beginner's course in a park setting. It is more wooded than most beginner's courses, with many narrow fairways that will force new and old players to throw accurately. This aspect of the course makes up for the lack of length on the course...

2.50 star(s) Nice Beginner's Course This is a nice beginner's course in a park setting. It features DGA baskets and signs, and somewhat small concrete tee pads. The course is fairly easy to navigate (good flow, no long walks between holes). There is no schule to lose discs in and no thorn or picker bushes...

0.00 star(s) Not Really a Course This 5 hole "course" has decent DGA baskets. It is on a well maintained elementary school property. On a windy day like when we played it, the open and flat nature of the land allows you to practice your wind game. Hole "7" has a nice green guarded by mature trees. The...

2.00 star(s) Vanilla Ice Cream This is a beautifully maintained 9 hole recreational course in a nice city park setting, complete with mature trees, a walking path, shelters, and playgrounds. The well-maintained aspect means that you will not spend any time searching for discs in deep schule, and you have a...

2.50 star(s) Nice Course with an Invitation This is a well-maintained course that, for the most part, is friendly for beginning and lower level players. Either of the 9s play quickly, which is why it is so popular with Lexmark employees during their lunch hour. The course has some nice shots. It uses some...

2.00 star(s) Long and Open This is a great course to work on your distance game, your wind game, and for practicing upshots and drives up and down hills. The course has good elevation change (especially among central Kentucky disc golf courses). There are concrete tee pads, with many holes featuring...