leathercash
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Brody Cannon
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http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=2702&mode=lf
Very, very sturdy! Those pictures are from course 1. Course 2 opens tomorrow and it's baskets will have solar lights on them so they are ready for night golf every night.
Very, very sturdy! Those pictures are from course 1. Course 2 opens tomorrow and it's baskets will have solar lights on them so they are ready for night golf every night.
leathercash
Par Member
Brody,in that photo section there is an awesome pic of an elderly lady totally sinking one! That's classic. Solar power....mmmm.
Gwillums review of that course is excellent. He even points out that those are the best homemade baskets he's ever seen. I would have to agree. I also like the fact that they marked the hole # on the baskets with such bold numbers.
That looks like an awesome course ... and I love the night friendly idea. The homemade baskets are pretty sick. Ill have to figure out a good reason to come out to Oregon an dplay some DG now.
Solar lights on a basket?!? That is sweet! I love the picture of the basket from left of tee #2-the trees are huge!!!!!
gusc2375
Par Member
Great job gus!!!, The only thing I can see that you might want to do is add some more basket support rods. I think you will find that the discs can slip through both ways. In is ok, Out is WRONG! hahahaha
About 10 years ago I made a basket using these plans:
How to Build Your Own Disc Golf Basket.
It worked very well.
How to Build Your Own Disc Golf Basket.
It worked very well.
Dw,,,,,,,,Do you have a picture of this basket?
thats jane horning aka "MA" i have partied w/ a few of these folks but have not had the opportunity to play there yet
as i wasn't playing DG yet
EDIT i just played both courses today and took pictures of course #2 and uploaded them if any one wants to view them... i will be writing my review in a few moments... i am so happy i got to play these coursesthats jane horning aka "MA" i have partied w/ a few of these folks but have not had the opportunity to play there yet
Dammit, Matt, you beat me to it by an hour. I just uploaded my "Course #2" pictures too; the more the merrier, I guess.
By the way, the baskets at the new Horning's Hideout course are even better than the old ones. More chains = nothing escapes.
I just uploaded my "Course #2" pictures too; the more the merrier, I guess.By the way, the baskets at the new Horning's Hideout course are even better than the old ones. More chains = nothing escapes.
hah bob told me you were up there today i asked almost every one i ran into if they were adam lol... were you the guy that lost the orange huck lab towel?Dammit, Matt, you beat me to it by an hour.
By the way, the baskets at the new Horning's Hideout course are even better than the old ones. More chains = nothing escapes.
No, I have a black Marshall Street towel and it's clipped to my bag so I can't lose it.
well damn i found one then a dude asked if i found it i said yes and he was the only one i didn't ask if he was adam... ohh well i wonder if we were playing the same time? i was up there @ 12:30No, I have a black Marshall Street towel and it's clipped to my bag so I can't lose it.
btw adam i feel your pics compliment my uploaded pics very nice and should be more than helpful together in navigating visitors to this 3 day old course!!! they work hand in hand also thanks for titling our pics and thanks for taking part in this wonderful course!!! bob said you were up there and he was in a great mood ma was out n' a bout lol i haven't had a chance to review the whole 18 hole #1 course but rich took me through the quick 9 of it.
Sorry, the only picture I have is about 10 years old. Here is the best I could do with my scanner.
Flies to the Left
Par Member
A guy posted this a www.stickit.com . I think is is thinking about selling these. He puts a lot of work into them:
According to the PDGA Discussion Board it has been approved:
http://discussion.pdga.com/msgboard...=910500&Searchpage=0&Main=910472&Search=true&
swellerdiscgolf
Birdie Member
These baskets (the one in the previous post) are being used currently at Indiantown in Eastville Va, as the new additional 9 holes. They make a weird sound, and are kind of hard to get used to, but the park painted them different colors for different holes, and they really stand out and are easy to see.
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