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The local disc golf club (https://www.facebook.com/grou....D.DiscGolf/)that stewards this course is having its annual membership / bag tag kick off this Sunday, February 15, 2017 at 2pm. Event page here: https://www.facebook.com/even...246242791833/

The bridge between 3 and 4 wouldn't be golf cart accessible, making the greenway pedestrian bridge behind 18 the only other way to get a cart to the southwest side of the course. I feel pretty confident that they don't allow the public to drive anything motorized on the greenway, so, generally...

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I did have 1st on Android with -18, but I just noticed someone -19'ed it. I actually had first on every config about 2 weeks into the update, but since then it has gotten super competitive.

https://allthingsdiscgolf.com/american-disc-golf-tour-sets-espn-broadcast-for-may-2016/

The graphics work is pretty sketchy. Pixelated images and rough photoshop work in several places. The Fitbit logo looks like they took a low res fitbit logo and vectorized it poorly. I mean, Fitbit has a .eps of the fitbit logo in their online press kit. Also, River Rat Brewery on the same tier...

Bell And Howard in Statesville, NC has two nines that are far enough apart that you will typically drive to the other nine. They are numbered 1-18, though they feel like two completely separate 9 hole courses.

Hole 7, Bethel Park, Morganton NC 2x with an R-Pro Bulldog

After the update, this no longer really applies, and I'm totally cool with that. :thmbup: Overall, I'm loving the update, particularly that the introduction of leaderboards coincided with suspended rounds resuming from the disc's lie and not restarting the hole.:hfive:

He could've been talking about the PDGA media manager, who is also named Marty. Pretty cool that it made it on the show! I knew Philo was in Charlotte for that tourney, but I had no idea Jomez was in town.

Definitely a unique placement and you could get some edge trim for the metal if you really wanted to keep the cutting hazard down.

I'm good with the pre-hole ritual, but I definitely advocate this approach for the sake of grip. :hfive:

I've tried teeing off on a rubber horse stall mat and agree that it is very slippery when wet. These that you are looking at do look a little more promising though, with the permeability.

When my local course switched from natural to concrete, I probably saw a 2-3 shot per round improvement. The problem is, I was improving ever so slightly as the time, so it's hard to tell how much that factored in as well.

I'm trying to make my way around to the SC highlights in time and I just played Pipeline and Tyger this last weekend and Pipeline was definitely my fave between those two. There were several areas where it had the "feel" of (old) Brackett's Bluff. It was running rampant with potential...

My last video had more or less all of that, but also distance thrown (tee shots) and distance remaining (all shots) and wind. I give mad props to the Oslo video, because I know exactly what they've been through to make that happen. It is a LOT of work. Consequently, I doubt I will ever put...

This one? http://rubbermats.com/golf-course-mats.php I have teed off of some horse stall mats before that were very similar in appearance (similar thickness, same surface pattern) and they were very acceptable when dry, but quite slick when wet. That said, this could very well be some...

This is the Wilkes group's Facebook page. They oversee Ft. Hamby & Rolling Pines. Any events likely would be posted or talked about there, including non-PDGA stuff. https://www.facebook.com/groups/wcdgc/ These are the pages for High Country, which oversees Ashe...

That was pretty sweet, looks like you've made the most out of the land available. The top of the world shots are pretty spectacular. :clap: