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Sillybizz,
I agree with you, but did you read post #316?
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Fun as curse words.
From LoPan12's Northeast Park review.I'm sure that there was a limited amount of space to work with in there, but that doesn't justify 150 ft horseshoe shaped holes. I wasn't advised that I needed a PDGA approved boomerang in my bag.
Sillybizz,
I agree with you, but did you read post #316?
From LoPan12's Northeast Park review.
I loled pretty good b/c I know exactly what hole he is talking about.
Whatchoo gotz against horseshoez?!
I was out with a buddy once and he asked where the pin was. I literally told him, "You see that bum peeing in the tree over there? It's 20 feet to the left."
MNcyclone said:For all its faults, Fountain Hills is still by far the best course in the Phoenix area. Yes, playing ball golf with discs around a toilet bowl while a feces cannon fires every 15 minutes provides the best disc golf experience in Phoenix.
BogeyNoMore said:Hole 6 is a disaster WAITING to happen: Fairly long, straight hole with a skate park situated approx halfway down, maybe 60' to the left of the fairway... with prevailing winds blowing in that direction... I cannot stress how well this is positioned to catch overstable disc that gains too much altitude. It's simply a matter of time before a skater gets Destroyed, Nuked, or attacked by a Ninja. Wanted to list this above under 'pros,' but thought I'd hold off on that until they until they set up a camera and link to YouTube so we can all watch the ensuing melee.
The pond/river on 6,7, and 8 should not have been incorporated into the layout. Having to throw over that three times is retarded. In ball golf if you hit your ball into the water you lose a buck or two. I'm not risking my $14 disc on a stupid mud pond. Water is fine if its for asthetic purposes, but should never be used as a hazard in disc golf. Unless you can easily fish out your disc without getting soaked and muddy, waster is just dumb.
If you are up in the Cloud area, go play Augusta/Hidden Lake. Championship caliber course with great features!
Tried to go over to Calvary from here, but that course was ridculously packed with chumbalones
I'm not one for tooting my own horn.
I have had many people tell me that my line about a course was one of the best they have ever read.
In regards to pros:
"My favorite thing about this course was leaving it and knowing I never had to come back"