That's the first place I thought of when I saw the thread. USI has a small course and the other course is Mesker Park, located next to the Mesker Zoo.
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That's the first place I thought of when I saw the thread. USI has a small course and the other course is Mesker Park, located next to the Mesker Zoo.
Valet
Par Member
It's "English" if you want to get technical, you college grad.
If you want to be part of a competitive College Disc Golf Club, Purdue is the place to be in Indianna. IMO. Their program has lots of support and their on campus 9-holer is pretty solid. They also ran a killer collegiate qualifier this past year in October where they put 9 temps in that were a lot of fun.
Attend college in MI 
LSSU
MSU
CMU
WMU
EMU
FSU
GVSU
UofM
ACC
MMCC
KCC
NMC
NCMC
all have courses on or very near their campuses.
LSSU
MSU
CMU
WMU
EMU
FSU
GVSU
UofM
ACC
MMCC
KCC
NMC
NCMC
all have courses on or very near their campuses.
msizemore
Newbie
But really, just go to Notre Dame. Get in on the ground floor of a growing club.
Or you could go to Purdue and dominate all the regional competitions and host incredible tournaments. But where's the fun in that?
Or you could go to Purdue and dominate all the regional competitions and host incredible tournaments. But where's the fun in that?
Attend college in MI
LSSU
MSU
CMU
WMU
EMU
FSU
GVSU
UofM
ACC
MMCC
KCC
NMC
NCMC
all have courses on or very near their campuses.
Add one more to that list, Andrews University in SW MI.
I'll throw another vote in for Purdue.
We have a competitive team (ranked #1 nationally for a while this past year), a fun little course next to your dorms, and with re-designs and new courses in the works, about to have some of the best/toughest disc golf in the state. Nice and welcoming local DG crew too.
We have a competitive team (ranked #1 nationally for a while this past year), a fun little course next to your dorms, and with re-designs and new courses in the works, about to have some of the best/toughest disc golf in the state. Nice and welcoming local DG crew too.
DSmith
Eagle Member
Georgetown College in Georgetown Kentucky. Actually has a disc golf class and an up and coming team. Not the greatest course there but there are plans on revamping it.
Berea College in ...yep you guessed it Berea Kentucky.
UK had a Disc Golf team. not sure whats the current status right now. Several courses within spitting distance.
Berea College in ...yep you guessed it Berea Kentucky.
UK had a Disc Golf team. not sure whats the current status right now. Several courses within spitting distance.
agibson
Eagle Member
Or come to Valparaiso University and be closer to both Lemon Lake and, especially, Rogers Lakewood.
I'd heard a little about Notre Dame, and have played Purdue - North Central (slightly boring, perhaps, as a park course; but beautifully manicured). I'm happy to hear West Lafayette's got a group, as well.
At the moment there's nothing organized going on at Valparaiso, but I'd love to see that change. Rogers Lakewood is maybe six miles from campus, with a beautiful 24 holes. There's (reasonably uncontested?) space on campus for at least a few holes, maybe even nine. And fairly active men's and women's Ultimate teams. Maybe we can get something going...
Grape Drank
Bogey Member
Wisconsin has quite a few college courses.
UW-Stout
UWEC
Platteville
Those three have a course on campus, most others have at least one course within the same city. Disc golf is very popular among the younger Wisconsinites.
UW-Stout
UWEC
Platteville
Those three have a course on campus, most others have at least one course within the same city. Disc golf is very popular among the younger Wisconsinites.
Disc Fiend
* Ace Member *
Rutgers has an 18 hole course on campus, but no team. I have heard good things about what they are doing over at Notre Dame though
jobwilson
Eagle Member
There will be two more courses in Evansville by year's end... One of which we will be dropping the baskets next Saturday. It's Woodmere DGC on the east side of town.
The second new course will be a SWEET wooded course at a local camp called Camp Reveal. They already have baskets, just have to do a lot of clearing for it to be ready.
Also, there is Atkinson Park, which is directly across the Ohio River in Henderson, KY. Atkinson Park and Mesker Park are 15-20 minutes away.
One more thing about Evansville: We have one of the best, most inspired clubs around.
jobwilson
Eagle Member
Aaron Diehl, Evansville's finest. Team Discraft joining Team WKU.
Cgkdisc
.:Hall of Fame Member:.
St. Olaf and Carlton in Northfield come to mind in MN. Rochester Tech has portable layout they set up for classes and a few events.
puttlikeablowfly
Birdie Member
These other UW system schools also have courses on campus:
Baraboo (18)
Barron County (in Rice Lake) (18)
Green Bay (9)
Parkside (in Kenosha) (18 + 21 = 39)
Whitewater (18)
WI Tech colleges with courses:
Lakeshore - Cleveland (18)
Moraine Park - West Bend (9)
The course in Beloit is adjacent to Beloit College's athletic fields, but not technically on campus.
Humboldt State University out here in CA has one of the best disc golf courses in the country right next to it. The course is named wrong on here, they call it Humboldt State University, but the real name of the course is the Redwood Curtain. It has allmost nothing to do with the college, Par Infinity has created and ran this course for more than 20yrs.
ALPO
Par Member
I still have athletic eligibility. Perhaps I shall go back to school for the third time! What an awesome idea!
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