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2.00 star(s)
MB
There's a DG course in MB. Well kept and very difficult to lose a disc. You can apparently play late into evening under a lighted course.
Pay to play. You share the same course with ball golfers. It's just not the same as playing in a dedicated and more heavily wooded and more challenging...
1.50 star(s)
Nice long concrete teepads, but they are unnecessary for the majority of holes here as only 3 holes even exceed 300'
Nice Baskets and the park looked nice and clean.
Wasn't crowded at all the day I was there aside from a few dog walkers.
Easy to find and fairly easy to navigate since it's so...
I'm pretty new to this game and take a similar approach to "practice rounds"... if I'm out on my own and the course is empty I'll take the liberty of making multiple throws from the same spot to get a better feel for my different discs and see which discs perform best for different shots and...
This is one noob who won't be going APE!
But I think all this new super fast stuff sells also because it's all they seem to be distributing to these sporting good stores. I'm rather new to this game and after first being introduced this past summer/fall I finally invested in my own discs over...
3.00 star(s)
Easy navigation. New tee boxes and signs finally all in place. 9 holes + 2 tees each(long/short) = 18 total holes. Most long and short tees are spread nicely so they really do feel like a completely different hole at times. Multiple ace opportunities from several of the short tees. Flat...
Recreational...for now, but i tend to become obsessive with my hobbies. I'm still new to the game and was first introduced to DG last autumn by some friends. But after playing a number of rounds with borrowed, beat-up, spare discs; I'm now breaking-in my own plastic and have found a new...