2010 DGCR Mid-Atlantic Meet - Oct 1st-3rd

[chrishysell]

no you didn't. It's near the road where the bridge connects to the street. You wouldn't have walked backward to it. You played the right tee.

The baskets have colored paint on the top that direct you to the next tee.

 

[jrawk]

no you didn't. It's near the road where the bridge connects to the street. You wouldn't have walked backward to it. You played the right tee.

The baskets have colored paint on the top that direct you to the next tee.

Cool. Yeah i figured that paint trick out. worked well.

 

[Cyclops]

I think Zack may have been commenting about my lack of a cannon and how I had a few ob's and missed putts and was flirting with a mid to upper 50's round with a weenie arm.

Umm....okay?

 

[chrishysell]

I am cannon free

 

[jrawk]

How come nobody's reviewed HH yet?

 

[chrishysell]

cause i'm too critical and Biscoe is sensitive

 

[Kwick]

Pros: Ihop is real close, private course
Cons: Biscoe makes you sleep in a barn, i'm scared of cows, hate cow poop, and if you have played six months, it's a pitch and putt
other: bring a golden retriever for water hazards

 

[kachtz]

its a good thing you left the big arm in the barn Kwick...

 

[prerube]

I also forgot

I saw daniel's (gottafixit) and thought about swaping with him after doubles and I forgot too.

 

[prerube]

Pros: Ihop is real close, private course
Cons: Biscoe makes you sleep in a barn, i'm scared of cows, hate cow poop, and if you have played six months, it's a pitch and putt
other: bring a golden retriever for water hazards

I don't think anyone can call it a pitch and putt, more like a huck, rehuck, get your disc out of OB, pitch, putt, and take your 5 like a man, course.

 

[Kwick]

I don't think anyone can call it a pitch and putt, more like a huck, rehuck, get your disc out of OB, pitch, putt, and take your 5 like a man, course.

I saw a nOOb make the course look short this weekend. It was long for me, because I slept in a barn and my big arm never left said barn.

 

[Kwick]

and by "pitch and putt" i mean "pitch and putt, and putt again" as he might have monster drives, but his putting isn't on the same level yet. when it is, look out

 

[aPfaff]

I don't think anyone can call it a pitch and putt, more like a huck, rehuck, get your disc out of OB, pitch, putt, and take your 5 like a man, course.

That's exactly how i played the course:hfive:

 

[Cyclops]

Yep what he said ^^^^
Only add a few more putts between coughing and blowing my nose. Wow did I catch me a a tough cold. It has been beating me down all week.

I thought the same Jrawk, no new reviews yet? What's up with that? Isn't this DG Course Review and no reviews?

 

[gottafixit]

so do we start a 2011 thread and get to talking about where and when to do it next year? Any private land onwers in northern DE want to host the camping aspect next year?

 

[jrawk]

We can start a general Mid-Atlantic thread, kinda like the north carolina and illinois thread.

I think i started this thread too early before the event itself. 8 months was a long time to stay committed to something for everybody.

 

[tallpaul]

First year is always the lowest numbers. You guys had a blast and made it sound like tons of fun; your numbers will double next year.

 

[jrawk]

First year is always the lowest numbers. You guys had a blast and made it sound like tons of fun; your numbers will double next year.

I agree. There has been a lot of off topic junk in this thread leading up to the event that would have been more relevent in a general mid-atlantic thread.

 

[prerube]

It pretty much has to be a private course to ensure people won't get in the way or steal the discs we had lying around. While hawk hollow is long and brutal, I can not think of a more perfect place. The grange is cool, but they would nickle and dime us to death buying LEDs everynight for tiki, $5 a day plus $10 for tourney play.

 

[prerube]

As far as reviews, reviewing a private course is hard. Also the experience and the company change how you view it. I did not expect many reviews, but the course has everything: elevation, water, long wide open areas, tight wooded areas, great scenery, and a gracious host. Top level pros have played this course, it is in my top 10, maybe top 5 if I admit to some bias.

I still haven't marked tiki played