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2.00 star(s) Decent short course Short holes, good for practicing accurate mid-range shooting. Easy to play in under an hour. Good disc-catchers, concrete tees. Park is well maintained/mowed in the fairways. Short holes. Most shots play very similar, straight ahead with a very slight curve to the right...

3.50 star(s) Good Course Crestview is a nice course nestled back in a fairly wooded park with very large, mature trees. The 18 holes offer a variety of shots and distances. The pins are moved pretty regularly so you never know what you'll get. Concrete tees are nice and long, baskets are nice. The park...

4.00 star(s) Great Course Rolling hills, nicely wooded, beautiful park. Very good course design, varied challenges. Several of the holes go back in the trees. Most holes are pretty open with baskets strategically placed to provide a challenge (often in a group of trees or in a clearing cut into the...

For those who haven't yet realized it (which seems to be just about everybody), the expert village videos are obviously a joke, and pretty funny IMO. :thmbup:

I don't disagree with splitting up the Pro/AM tourneys... aren't a lot of them done like this already? (the bigger ones anyways)

I'm only there for the competition. I could care less if I win or what I win, as long as I'm playing the best I think I can. I always play a division higher than I should be in also because I think I learn the game better that way. Who cares about people who sandbag for merch? Whatever. If...

Learn to throw a putter. It'll be worth it in the long run. Go out and play a round with just a putter and nothing else.

Spelling, you're doing it wrong.

How does that work? I don't get it. It looks very uncomfortable and completely counter-productive. If somebody could explain what exactly he's doing or gaining from that approach I'd love to hear about it.

wow wtf!!

Very nice job! You did well. I'll make others feel better about playing their first tournaments... My first tourney I played Rec and scored a 78 and 86.. I placed last (out of about 30) and was 13 strokes behind 2nd to last. My second tourney I played Intermediate and scored 75 and 72.. I...

Whoever says a Wraith is understable hasn't thrown a Wraith. I have the same problem the OP has with it.. I have to throw it with a big anny to start and it still won't go straight for any distance.

Seriously, don't be mad at the people who hit you.. unless you could tell they saw you and were riding your back-end all day. It happens.

Hmmm sounds like I need to beat-up my wraiths! I'll throw them under my car on a gravel road tonight ;)

Wraiths for Hyzer flips? LOL. If you have a monster arm. I doubt most players can hyzer flip a wraith. Sidewinders, Roadrunners, SS Avengers, these all work great for me for Hyzer flips. Valkyries if I'm throwing pretty well. I could never get a Wraith to Hyzer flip, I'm lucky if it goes...

I hit a 150' for birdie with the basket around the side of a tree. I hit it with a forehand shot and I never throw forehand!

First off everyone is at different points in their game so don't always listen to disc suggestions.. you'll have to find what works for you. People here always talk about the Wraith like it's a straight or understable disc.. I bought 2 wraiths (167 and 172) and they hook left fast like nobodys...

I've never seen a disc that appears to be "at rest" jump out of the basket (without something else hitting it).. wedged discs is a rarity, wedged discs that happen to fall out after it's determined they're "at rest" would be even more of a rarity... I wouldn't worry about those million to one...

I don't get it.

Those pics make me want to cry. The course looks like it has potential.