Winning reply? probably not, but maybe i will get lucky
* Your 2 favorite courses (extra points for linking them so we can all check them out!)
My absolute favorite course of all time is Kaposia Park
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=364 in South St. Paul, MN. First place I ever went discing, and I was hooked as soon as I made my first throw. Toughest course I have ever played, it really makes you want to practice all day until you can finally own the course, which still hasn't happened for me yet. Bring snacks/drinks, it is a long and fearsome course to play, especially with the re-addition of the formerly discontinued 19th-24th holes
My second favorite course is Bryant Lake Park
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=763 in Eden Prairie, MN. Although I don't love the whole "pay to play" part, it is simply too good not to play it a few times a year. Beautifully landscaped, with lots of challenging holes. Hole 17 is the most entertaining hole I have ever played, with the tee about 200 feet in the air and the toss gong across a valley, you just get to let loose and throw your heart out. a huge variety of hole types and landscapes lets everyone succeed in certain areas.
* Your 2 favorite discs (aka what kind of plastic you'll get with your gift certificate to fill up that slick bag)
My favorite disc is the Innova Monarch, I love the way it flies long and straight and it is very unique with the groove on the lip. Unfortunately, I recently lost it in a lake, and if I happened to win, that is the first disc I would buy.
My second favorite disc is the Disccraft MRV Elite-X. This one one of the first discs I ever had. It was given to me by a college buddy of my brother and has been one of the most reliable disc I have ever thrown. It also doesn't hurt that I have had quite a few miracle midrange shots made with it.
If I was picked, a few discs I would pick up would be a New Innova Champion Boss, Champion Monarch, Disccraft Pro D Avenger and an Elite-X Comet
* Your 2 favorite websites (there is at least one correct answer here guys )
Number one is an obvious choice, it is a little site called dgcoursereview.com...I don't know if any of you have checked this out, but it is a pretty sweet website. The editors of the website, meaning just about everyone have compiled a huge list of reviews for disc golf courses for everyone to use, and is an invaluable resource for any discer. Plus, it lets me kill a ton of time when I am supposed to be working.
Number two is twitter, it is simply addicting. Anyone who hasn't tried it should, you will be hooked instantly.
* Any comments on/suggestions for DGCR that you'd like to share (optional)
Please pick me?
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