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Beat in S-PD & the older, actually good DX Teebirds. (good DX plastic, not the mold itself) DX Teebirds just seemed to glide forever but that was the older DX plastic. I haven't messed with DX plastic in a while but the last I felt was pretty horrible

You might also look at Sugar Hollow on the VA side of Bristol. I haven't played it but I've heard good things from people that have

Panther Creek just got finished this summer. I usually camp at PC a few times a year so nice to have a 4th course in the area. If you play it, make sure you eat an extra bowl of Wheaties. Not an easy course on us more "mature" guys

Be safe out there. Watch out for the crazy rednecks down in this part of the world

Those were the good ol' days! PA3 BH or seasoned Zone FH

I had my disc golf epic trip a couple weeks ago with 3 buddies- Thursday 27 at Flyboy Friday 18 at Flyboy 18 at The Crucible Saturday 36 at The Crucible Sunday 18 at The Crucible 20 however many they have at Sandy Creek Monday 18 at North Georgia Canopy Tours Needless to say I couldn't...

Yep. I have multiples of everything in my bag

Yes I am very excited to play Harmon. I wonder if the glow course and Tiki course are the same. From reviews it sounded like the Tiki targets are tone poles made from painted metal cylinders. I've never noticed any tone poles but that doesn't mean they aren't there. For glow they have shorter...

Morristown Kiwanis is exactly what you've described & should be a quick play if you're by yourself. It's definitely the shortest of the 4 Morristown courses. As for Harmon, here's the schedule they have posted- http://www.uswdgc.net/schedule-1/?view=calendar&month=September-2017 It doesn't...

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Two of the other courses used have quite a few par 4's that are EASY 3's for the pros, some with runs at 2. There were 50 MPO that played Panther Creek & only 3 broke 60, all 3 with a 59. The other courses are where they scored easy birdies going by the par stated on the tee signs, long holes...

Thumber or FH over the top are the only 2 options I think I would use on that hole

Harmon is a must play if your in this area. I like Schumpert but there are quite a few shots that you throw & hope you don't hit a random limb. Clayton is a solid course but the front 9 is closed & will be for a while. I'd say go Morristown over Knoxville any day, & I live in Knoxville...

Just FYI you might want to look at rule 6- www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/announcement.php?f=9&a=2 Your thread could get closed

Nashville has Cedar Hill & Seven Oaks, & Sharp Springs in Smyrna was a fun course. There's a bunch of other courses around Nashville but those are the only 3 I've played. Richmond Hills in Asheville was a good course if you like the woods

Just FYI this thread is almost 6 years old

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That's a good lookin' pooch right there

:thmbup: I think it's a super tough gap but not unfair. I agree with David I would clear out all the limbs that are in the gap. Then you only have to make the gap, not make the gap & hope you don't hit a random limb

27 holes at HH is definitely a work out, feels like you played way more than 27 holes