287 courses in Wisconsin

[roggenb3]

Still, I am more worried about hornets than I am about black bears.

Yeah, I'm not sure which would be worse to run into. Somehow I think being mauled by a bear would be preferable to death by 1000 hornets. :\

 

[joecoin]

Florida is flat. Terribly, boringly flat. Makes for crappy disc golf.

 

[ohtobediscing]

Yeah, its a trade-off. The winter weather there is very nice, and Tampa, Daytona and Miami are much more interesting than, say, Cincinatti, Akron or Columbus. :|

 

[BogeyNoMore]

Seriously, though, Wisconsin is one of my dream tours, a long 2-3 weeks, to include some of Michigan too.

Totally agree... Wisco seems to have a lot of destination worthy courses. :thmbup:

... just glad I'm not a dairy cow. :thmbdown:

 

[Tripper]

Totally agree... Wisco seems to have a lot of destination worthy courses. :thmbup:

... just glad I'm not a dairy cow. :thmbdown:

Best bumper sticker i have ever seen, "Visit Wisconsin. Come smell our dairy air"

 

[joecoin]

Yeah, its a trade-off. The winter weather there is very nice, and Tampa, Daytona and Miami are much more interesting than, say, Cincinatti, Akron or Columbus. :|

Yeah, but Cleveland makes up for it. :gross:

Not too sure about calling Miami "interesting". Though I haven't been there in over 15 years.

 

[Disc Golf Live]

Best bumper sticker i have ever seen, "Visit Wisconsin. Come smell our dairy air"

Nice.

 

[Innova63]

Best bumper sticker i have ever seen, "Visit Wisconsin. Come smell our dairy air"

A quote Brian Cummings would use anytime he talked about the Wisconsin crew or tournaments back in the middle/late 90's.......

 

[wellsbranch250]

I wonder where WI course number 300 will be...
On dgcr, that is, with unlisted courses im sure theres over 300 already.

Delavan-Darien HS DGC
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=9313

Wisconsin is now up to 301 courses
vs 143 for Florida.

 

[thrembo]

Delavan-Darien HS DGC
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=9313

Wisconsin is now up to 301 courses
vs 143 for Florida.

Florida was late to the "boom".

 

[thrembo]

Yeah, but Cleveland makes up for it. :gross:

Not too sure about calling Miami "interesting". Though I haven't been there in over 15 years.

Miami is very interesting, and the areas disc golf has improved greatly in the last 15 years. For disc golf in FL I would go with Tampa though.

 

[thrembo]

Florida is flat. Terribly, boringly flat. Makes for crappy disc golf.

As I recall, Ohio is pretty flat also.

 

[lion]

if you mark : Permanent, seasonal, and practice in course types you get:

Wisconsin :318 total

California : 317 total

pretty close right there

 

[roggenb3]

if you mark : Permanent, seasonal, and practice in course types you get:

Wisconsin :318 total

California : 317 total

pretty close right there

So if WI was Cali sized we'd have....(163,696 sq. mi / 65,498 sq. mi) x 318 courses = 794.7 courses.

 

[Stardoggy]

Delavan-Darien HS DGC
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=9313

Wisconsin is now up to 301 courses
vs 143 for Florida.

I added that HS course...stumbled across it while bagging another course. It was literally across the street.

 

[wellsbranch250]

I added that HS course...stumbled across it while bagging another course. It was literally across the street.

i have yet to have that happen to me. While driving, my head always peaks over into park like spaces in hopes of spotting a basket.

 

[joecoin]

As I recall, Ohio is pretty flat also.

The northwest section is totally flat, but the other 2/3rds has some elevation, even have some Appalachian hills in the south east.

 

[pauldst]

California has its unlisted courses, too. There is one that I need to make sure to get pictures next time I am nearby. Another, I'm not sure should be added because it maybe "undercover."

 

[thrembo]

The northwest section is totally flat, but the other 2/3rds has some elevation, even have some Appalachian hills in the south east.

The middle part of Florida is also surprisingly hilly. The coastal areas are definitely flat for the most part.

 

[thrembo]

Lake County north of Orlando: