Recent content by Tee1

Judging from the discs specs it's another Zone copy.

Sherando Park in Stephens City VA. One of the older courses in the area. The OG layout which was in another section of the park and it opened in 1980. They then moved it across the road to it's current location in 1998. Most players in our area would probably say it's the first course they ever...

Last December I went down to GA to visit an old Army buddy and I hit Langley Pond on the way back. It was sunny and a balmy 50 degrees. The locals were bundled up like the kid from A Christmas Story and I was in a T shirt and just loving life. That trip made me seriously consider moving South.

I did enjoy Mayflower but I found the amount of slanted hillside fairways and greens to be a bit repetitive. It may have been due to the fact it was at the end of a long road trip where we played Harmon Hills twice the day before. My middle aged body was a bit beat up. I'll have to play it again...

That's just the way they're made. I have a Pound which is what the Squatch was copied from and Levi told me he made it that way on purpose because it carries better and in a more natural way.

That's really a good topic of discussion. I'm sure with everything else that Paul has going on that he maybe doesn't get all the time he used to get for practice and focusing on that weeks tournament. He's still got the talent and skill but I have a feeling that he's not nearly as hungry as he...

He'll bounce back just fine. With all the talent these days in the MPO field I think it's still amazing he came that close to getting his 6th. I'm a big Pablo fan as well as a big fan of Eagle so either way it would've gone I was going to be happy. Glad to see Eagle coming back strong after an...

I carry only pinks and blues. It's because for me those 2 colors are the easiest for me to spot and it helps with my ocd as an added bonus.

You've got to stop and play there. I'm no tournament player either but Idlewild truly isn't as tough as it seems. I mean sure it's a tough course but the fun factor and the fact that it's absolutely gorgeous helps to balance it all out. I played there on a random Tuesday morning in late October...

it's a great idea and a good design. If you could get your costs down or maybe experiment with different materials to do so I could see them being used. Cost is always going to be the number 1 factor especially in disc golf which is loaded with cheapskates.

It's at the top of mine as well. I just wish it were in a more accessible area as it seems like quite the journey to even get to. Which is fine as I drove all the way to MA just to play Maple Hill so not too big a deal. I will get up there one of these days.

It's pretty obvious that it's nothing but kids and covid era disc golfers on Reddit. They get their course info and rely on reviews from Udisc. They discovered disc golf 2 years ago and now they're suddenly better technique gurus than Sidewinder. It's actually quite hilarious and sad at the same...

We did this road trip a couple of years ago and stopped to play Pendleton King late in the day after we'd played Langley Pond. I couldn't get over the amount of homeless people and thugs hanging out and wandering the course smoking and drinking with their pit bulls running loose. Definitely one...

Still have my Carolina bag that's going on 12 years old and has seen thousands of rounds. My main setup now is a Pound bag that I tote around on a Rovic cart. I keep the old Carolina in the truck of my car for lunch break rounds at the course near my job. I always get a lot of questions about it...

Great to see a new generation of quality course reviewers out there. I'd also like to thank everyone here who goes out of their way to play courses and to leave reviews. You all are doing great work.