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2.50 star(s) -very easy to navigate and there is a mailbox near the first tee with scorecards that have a map on them. -nice baskets. the yellow band at the top makes them easy to see. -very good variety for 9 holes. you throw uphill, downhill left and right. -elevation changes on pretty much every hole...

2.50 star(s) Mullally - nice teepads and baskets - variety in distance. (250 to 700 feet) - navigation is very easy. - nice course for beginners but the long holes will challenge anybody. - hole 6 has the basket on top of a hill, and is well guarded by trees. by far my favorite hole here. - other than the...

I star plastic for driving and dx for putting. dx feels better in my hand, but I don't cry when I hit a tree with Star.

Update on the new 18 hole course at Deerfield County Park in Mount Pleasant, from the Mount Pleasant Disc Golf Club's facebook page: Here's a birds-eye look at the new course, tentatively called "Wildwood". Still a few paths to map but it's getting there. Thanks for your donations to date...

Deerfield park in Mount Pleasant is the best course I have played. I went to college 15 minutes from Deerfield and grew up/currently live 15 minutes from flip city. I'd play Deerfield over flip any day.

I was out of town during harvest moon. And I teach marching band on monday nights so I can't make leagues.

I'm not from phoenix, so no help there...but I see you are from Muskegon and I live like 20 minutes to the north of you.

sorry for the huge picture. I didn't know!

The most unusual tee pad I've seen is hole D2 at Whitehall Township DGC. there is a double tee pad and a RHFH and RHBH line to the basket.

I played with a guy that only used an ultrastar. He beat me.

I've heard that the Stalker is a longer buzzz. I get about the same distance with a stalker and a teebird though...

buzzz.

Teebird drive, Aero approach, Dart putt

I keep a dx leopard and a dx aviar in my car and let beginner friends use them.

RHFH Xcaliber