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3.00 star(s) Another good local course for Wacoans Overall, Hewitt Park is a nice neighborhood park disc golf course. Navigation is good - the next tee or fairway is rarely more than 100 feet from the previous basket. The Waco DGA has spoiled this course with a ton of obstacles and elevated pins; these...

3.00 star(s) A good mini-course Liberty Park fills the niche of "short, technical forest course" very well. The course consists of nine forested holes and one hole in a relatively open clearing. While the fairways tend to be straight or gently curving, most of the pins are tucked off to the side, requiring...

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What about Grace City Church? 1945 FM 286 on Google Maps; looks like it's got a decent sized parking lot on Street View. It should be about a 5 minute walk from the course. I've been to the course, but I've never gone in that way before.

4.00 star(s) Excellent all-around course - 23 holes with all kinds of shots. You'll encounter uphill, downhill, wooded, open, and a small smattering of water hazards. - The course is short enough for beginners to enjoy themselves, but also interesting enough to keep the attention of more experienced...

I'm traveling abroad for the next 5 weeks, and even though I'll never be within 300 miles of a disc golf course I still packed a few discs with me. I can't stand the thought of going that long without throwing a disc!

Strangest shot I've ever had: I was putting with a DX Dart, the shot came in low, hit the basket... and squeezed cleanly through. It severely warped the disc, but the stunned reactions were well worth it.

AEA it is! Beta Alpha, Baylor University. KKPsi was one of the huge things that got me into disc golf, actually.

I'm the opposite of an art expert, and I only have limited experience with GIS, but: holy smokes. This is fantastically rich. I am very impressed and excited.

Personally, I'm a huge Dart fan. I find that I get greater putting distance with the same amount of effort compared to the Wizard. From what I've seen, the Judge is more like a Dart than an Aviar.

Good point, and a good idea. If there's not a spot in my bag for it (I already have multiple similar discs), I might look at passing it on to someone else.

I recently found an autographed 2012 USDGC Champ Roc+ on the course. I can't read the autograph, but it looks like Chris H_____. No name or number otherwise. I've done a bit of research online, and it looks like the disc is rare, but not that rare. Should I make an effort to find the owner...

I frequently do the run from Sacramento to LA on 5 or 99. 5 is completely devoid of good courses, and 99 has a handful of decent courses anywhere from 5-15 minutes off the freeway. Modesto, Visalia, and Bakersfield come to mind. Given that you'd have to detour all the way over to 99, though...

By dumb luck, I stumbled upon a Dynamic Discs store in Kansas City last week. Here are the results:

100 ft - months after I started playing, some time in 2009. (I really sucked at first, and only played sporadically) 200 ft - May 2011 220 ft - August 2011 270 ft - June 2012 300 ft - TODAY!!! I was throwing on a football field, and for the first time I was able to clear 300 ft repeatedly...

3.50 star(s) Very nice course, and improving! (back 18 review) Lots of length. This course has plenty of room for you to throw, and requires you to do it on a consistent basis. Fun terrain. Massive canyon throws on 2 and 16, and mostly flat ground with scattered tree obstacles elsewhere. Very uncrowded...

I fully agree with Archmage. Disc golf tounaments are missing out on a group of interested hacks like me because we don't want to participate in a tournament knowing that we're paying for someone else's plastic. A non-payout division would be a totally different situation. As Dave242 pointed...

427' Hole 4, short pin Turtle Rock Park Markleeville, CA Pin is downhill and slightly to the left. There's scrub brush all around, and pines will swat down many of your high-flying drives. I hit one of my best putts on this hole over the summer, a nice ~60 footer.

I birdied a couple of par-4's that I've never even parred before (hooray!) and sank a nice 35-foot putt at Brazos Park East. It was around a tree, slightly uphill; I just tossed it up with a bit of anhyzer and it dropped right in.

I was having a bad round and stupidly decided "screw it, I'll throw a roller on the most uphill hole in the course." The disc flew about 100 feet, landed, rolled uphill a bit, and then turned around. Over the next 30 seconds, I watched the disc slowly switchback down the hill, ending up about...