I think this entire discussion comes down to this. Disc golf putting is easier than golf putting, therefore pars and scoring are substantially different. The question is, Why do we compare golf scoring to disc golf scoring?
Maybe we should be talking less about how far under par people shoot...
The difference between a "duffer" and a professional in golf is incredible. The learning curve and difficulty of golf is much higher than it is in disc golf. A "duffer" would not shoot 90 at Oak Hill this week in the PGA Championship. Heck, a duffer wouldn't shoot 90 anywhere. 90 is bogey golf...
I only use r-pro with my aviars, and it has a much different flight characteristic when beat in than my dx. My r-pro has been fairly beat and it holds whatever line I put it on. It is straight as an arrow, glides for days, and just drops flat. Has it's uses, but a little tough to get the right...
3.50 star(s)
Personal Favorite
Great course design. Holes range from 180 to 550ft, and require hyzer, anny, tunnel, hyper bomb, uphill, downhill and skip shots to score well. I like that there are a couple par 4s and a 5 (pro pars). I personally like some par variance rather than the "understood" par 3 that...
1.00 star(s)
The wind is the obstacle
This course isn't very busy in the Fargo-Moorhead area due to Oak Grove and Woodlawn being the main attractions. This course, being in the outskirts of West Fargo, is extremely windy. This course will test your ability to throw in every possible wind situation. If the...
4.00 star(s)
Pretty straight-forward, quick 9 hole course, that can be played multiple times in a session. I would call it an intermediate course just because of elevation changes, trees, and the different types of shots needed to score on holes. All of the tee boxes are concrete and fairly large. Even the...