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5.00 star(s) Great Maintenance Blue Ribbon Pines is the best maintained course I have played at. The holes are very well designed where the birdies are earned. There is a wide variety of distances, wooded/open, and even elevation-which isn't noticed, but is definitely there. There are true par 4s along with...

3.00 star(s) fun course, but could expand Bassett Creek is in a nice neighborhood with a large pond in the middle of the park. There is great spacing between the holes. The course is well kept with the grass being pretty short. Leagues are run here every Monday night during the Summer-just one round...

5.00 star(s) memorable course with wide variety of shots fairways are mowed lots of elevation hole 17 enough trees requires to use every disc in the bag very well maintained course pay to play the rough on some of the shots, hard to find discs a bit busy terrific course, try out Elm Creek and Hyland...

1.50 star(s) Doesn't have much variety There are baskets there so you can practice putting and learning your short game can help, there is access to the University absolutely no variety, very easy course, every shot is a simple hyzer, and 18 downs are doable. If you go here the course is a plus, but other...

2 aces i had one ace a few months ago and got 2 today at acorn park both on hole 4 with same disc and a skip. It is 117 feet. http://www.playdg.com/courses/?s=MN&c=acorn&h=4

practice all it takes is practicing in an open field and on putts. The reason why pros are so awesome is that they play 24/7

how about Minnesota- Blue Ribbon Pines, Bryant Lake, Hyland Hills, Kaposia, Elm Creek opening up soon and also the largest disc golf league in the world, Sundog Tournament Series. Minnesota Majestic is a national tour event and there are also hard core disc golfers in the below freezing winters...

3.00 star(s) fun course not a whole ton of trees, starts out with a blind shot, easy access to get to, not too frustrating, 30 min./round, many ace opportunities, good course to see your improvement, practice pin water, lack of space, road, a bit crowded at nights fun course if you live close by

break the ice today I was at Plymouth Creek in Minnesota and my buddy threw his latitude 64 Core in the creek. I wasn't getting impatient and I decided to strip down to boxers and teeshirt. I stepped onto the ice-crack I fell right in 3.5 feet of water. I stepped out of the water frozen like...

beaten esp surge

surge-best glide ever beaten or new

No putter, 178 ESP buzz-all around disc, 175 champ beast understable, 169 star tee rex overstable, 169 ESP Surge beat up understable-glide, FLX Surge straight

FLX Surge glides forever forehand, but any disc that is overstable will do the job too

178 ESP Buzz anhyzer, hyzer, straight it will do the job

teebird is very good and doesn't flip over like a leopard

definitely Bryant Lake in Eden Prairie, or Plymouth Creek is a fun 12 hole

I try going disc golfing everyday in the winter here in minnesota when it is around 15 degrees+ The way to not lose a disc, is to have a spotter up ahead of you to see where the disc slices in the snow. The other day I had a forehand shot and it skipped right off the ice that was on grass that...

Want an easy ace try going to delong Middle School in Wisconsin 48 ft on hole 9 http://www.playdg.com/courses/?s=WI&c=delong&h=9

i think it is the type of throw that makes the difference playing the winter. I primarily throw backhand, but i discovered that forehand works better in the winter. you don't need to do all the footwork in the snow and ice.

i have bought a domey star tee rex x out with a dimple in it for 8 bucks. It is very reliable and good deal