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Reasons Ian is awesome "Let's watch some disc golf" Knows all the discs Knows all the players genuinely hyped to see great shots sincere empathy when shots go bad cracks up all the time fast turn around on big events sends out footage all year pulled together bunch of good folk to help...

Thx for replies. Just curiosity and special applications like cracks or treestumps. Have a ton of holes that are pretty far from the nearest road. Just carrying a backpack with a sleeve and a bag of this vs a wheel barrow with concrete bags and water is really appealing.

Has anyone used this Sika Post Fix expanding foam for a basket receiver yet? Seems ok for a 4x4, but does it harden up enough for 2" pipe? youtube video It's $12 bucks a bag at home depot. I could definitely see it being helpful compared to concrete for those hike in locations, or weird...

Understood. Here's illustration for Optional Relief after OB penalty

Thanks Chuck. That was my understanding. Here's a better illustration for the optional relief rule 803.02D. Use as you wish. I'm make another two for Optional Relief with OB and with 2-Meter.

Maybe I was hasty... There is a sketch on this PDGA page but it doesn't illustrate the "free optional relief". This only shows the original OB marking rule... 806.02 D 2

Thanks Joe. I got tunnel visioned on obstacles when reading that section.. For the curious... Thanks Joe. I got tunnel visioned on obstacles when reading that section.. For the curious... 803.02D is the optional relief rule, 803.02E is the free part

That's exactly why I'm curious. One of our local courses has the short thick junipers. Also a few lake bank OB boundaries are steep and slippery. edit: But I can't find where this is actually allowed in the rules section.

On page 37 of the new 2018 Rule Book, there's a Minor Rule Changes summary. The fifth items is... I can't find the actual rule in Rules section. Does anyone know what numbered rule it is? It sounds like players can move back any distance along the line of play since they've already taken a...

Is there a free-use recreation activity symbol for disc golf? This would be the type of symbol for park activity and facilities guide (like horse and rider for equestrian use). I searched and found couple so so quality images, but they weren't very clear. I saw a basket (maybe at Milo?) but it...

Give me a lunch and beer after before more swag :thmbup: Incoming rant... I've felt for a while that the disc industry is too heavily subsidized by AM tournaments. Swag has to be a huge portion of revenue to some companies. It can't last. Even when many player bags are overflowing with...

Seems good. Hasn't popped up again. Cheers

Homescreen ok but buttons kinda out of scale on tablet Courseview... :( first time rolls warnings/errors sometimes loads correctly on refresh Samsung Galaxy Tab, chrome browser on android 6.0.1 See screenshot

Side warning if public course that parks depts can be pretty touchy about planting. All our items have to be run through approval with the biologist and planner. Easier to talk to them and get their suggestions first. We're hoping for a similar project soon and we work out a water use agreement...

Correct and intentional, don't want backward play. All play goes in the same direction. Par 4: primary tee --> long basket Or 2x par 3: primary tee --> short basket +walk--> middle tee --> long basket

Yes! Did it this year on 3 holes with a bonus. Used same pad to two baskets a few long holes... (plus an extra middle tee pad to make an entire extra hole to the long basket). It's super popular and people love the choice of picking a hole option themselves just because, or on a whim, or...

Lucky enough to get Craig's lead on the design. It's a little neighborhood 9-holer in a wedge of a regional park. I'm the builder (liason and parks approval pusher, pipe dream to reality conversion specialist, chief bean spender, #1 arrive-first leave-last shovel bringer, and exasperated forum...

This is not about keeping people off the course. This is not about volunteers or players finding and playing a course under construction. This IS about posting a course on this website and broadcasting that it is open for play. Have some respect for this site's rules. Have some respect for...

The top of the "Add Course" page says (in red no less)... Besides the course not being ready with things like tee pads, consider that there might be safety and environmental items that need to go in before players do. I'm kinda chapped because I have a promise to parks dept not to promote...