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3.00 star(s) Variety is there, but needs more bomber holes. -Easy to navigate. -Free to play! -Vibrant/new tee signs with distances and arrows. Even have Bible verses on them. Unique! -Two different tees. The shorts are just that SHORT. So my pal and I played the longs. -The course starts out in the open and...

4.50 star(s) So many innovative holes -27 holes. Each with its on challenge. -Water holes including an island hole (21) and an over the water hole (22). -A few holes are up high on hills, hero putt or cautious layup...your choice! -One bucket is smack dab in the middle of two big trees...literally. Looks...

3.00 star(s) Easiest Lemon Lake course, but fun! -Nice signage and concrete tee pads. -Baskets are in great shape, I love how each course has baskets colored to the particular course! -Variety of tee shots. -Some of the holes have very technical shots. Can aggravate you because the hole is so close but so...

1.50 star(s) A horrible letdown -At a nice looking campus. -Not many people playing here in the summer. -Very nice and large tees which include brooms to sweep stuff off. -Oddly placed holes. (See cons) -Chances to really air out your discs. -Oddly placed holes. This is a pro and a con. In my mind, having a...

4.00 star(s) Could be Northern IN's best course. -Heavily wooded. Every hole you encounter numerous trees. -Soild signage -FREE to play! -Buckets are older but in fair condition. Would love to see some Innova buckets in the near future. -Variety in terms of hole distances and whether it plays straight, left...

2.50 star(s) Can't beat free disc golf! -Personal note- this course is close to where I live and is where I learned to play so lots of good memories here! -Plenty of shade, besides walks after drives on holes 2, 3, and 9. -Swings for comfort and shade near holes 2 and 9. -New disc catcher baskets! Unlike...

3.50 star(s) Back Open for Business! -24 holes -All of which have their own challenge. Very few are "gimmes". Hole 1 is very simple but it is just to tease you before the shots in the woods come up! -Massive amounts of trees/bushes that lead to really picking a good line on your tee shots. -Most holes here...

3.00 star(s) Solid, but...Rum Village is better. -Variety in tee shots (front 9). Distances vary and has a decent mix of left and right turning shots. -2 big let er rip holes (9 and 18) that produce a scenic view. -Part of the course, mainly the front 9, feeds through the woods for some tricky anhyzer shots...

4.00 star(s) Muncie's best attraction other than Ball State -Map of the course at hole 1. -Practice basket -Signs with hole directions as well as where to go for the next hole. -Concrete tee pads. -Holes 1, 9, 10, and 18 are around the main pavilion so you don't have to travel too far. -Most of the holes add...

3.50 star(s) Looks nice, plays nice. -Free to play. -Buckets are in good shape. -Very pretty campus/area for a relatively small school. -Lots of variation in terms of hole distances. There are short technical throws and a few "let er rip" holes. -Hole 17 is fun. There are two tees and the furthest one is...

Quick question, I have a champ Starfire and can't get it do do much of anything. I throw RHBH but am working on learning a forehand as well. Everytime I toss it backhand it hyzers big time, harder than what it should from what I have read. But I have been able to get the occasional decent...

Haven't thrown the Viking a whole lot yet, but so far I've been really disappointed with it. Struggle to get any sort of consistency with it!

I did hear that the molds were really inconsistent before. That's too bad!

I have quite a few actually. My go to is a champ sidewinder. Also have champ boss, champ groove, dx viking, dx Tee Bird, and dx beast.

What do you think about the Tee Rex?

Reading about the Tee Devil and it sound appealing to me, being a straight flyer. But I have seen many people who have trashed this disc saying it is bad. So what's the deal? Good or nah?

I've had this one putter (a DG aviar) for over a year now. It has quite a few nicks and big scuffs on it now. I can't tell any huge difference throwing it but I was just wondering if there was usually a set time of when to ditch a putter for a new one? I've only been playing a year that's why...

I've only played at 5 courses and 2 are pretty heavily wooded, one being Roger's park in IN and the other being Wilson park in IN. But normally I think I play better in open courses. Probably because I have only been playing for a little over a year now. But because of the challenge and the...

So if I want a Tee Bird that will should be straight from the beginning and won't take time to wear in it would be a GStar? I don't have the farthest drives, and based off of what I was told on here the DX would fly straightest for me. I'm just a little confused because I want one that is...

Newb question here, but what does overstable mean?