topdog
Par Member
I am talking about the courses you listed like PV, GV, tahoe courses. All are closer to OV than Chico.
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MikePinchico
Double Eagle Member
Oh man that means they don't count because they are an hour away? We also have significantly less traffic and a far lower Chlamydia and Gonorrhea rates.
Questatement
Double Eagle Member
Our meet up group put together all of our baskets and set up a course at UCI in Irvine a couple of weekends back and it was one of the best courses I've every played. It was a mix of typical grassy park setting and urban - all concrete, buildings, bridges, stairways, over roads, etc. They already allow disc golf there using poles so placing baskets here and there doesn't require permission. However, we did have spotters on all of the blind spots/corners that discs were flying, specifically in the urban settings.
Kudos to John Ho and associates for a great course!
Kudos to John Ho and associates for a great course!
snappyfingers
* Ace Member *
Maybe its time to start improving on your golf game
Questatement
Double Eagle Member
Chavez motivates one to do just that.
I rolled more there my first two trips than I have my last seven combined. Two in the long position is one of my all time favorite holes.
I rolled more there my first two trips than I have my last seven combined. Two in the long position is one of my all time favorite holes.
And manageable weather. 110+ in the summer is too damn hot. I'll take my nice coastal temps, thank you.
And manageable weather. 110+ in the summer is too damn hot. I'll take my nice coastal temps, thank you.
It was 105 when Diane and I played Birds a couple summers ago and that was more comfortable than 90 degrees with high humidity in Charlotte. I wouldn't think of BoP as a coastal course. How about you?
John M. Fretz
Par Member
Seattlite in SoCal
Chavez Ridge, La Mirada, and Verdugo hills; in that order. I haven't played De La Veaga or whatever it is, yet, and I hear its awesome. I look forward to playing it.
Chavez very cool with its views of Dodger Stadium and the skyline, also challenging, if your disc starts rolling LOOK OUT.
Oak Grove was ok, but very trashy and unkempt when I was there a couple yrs back. Sylmar pretty good course also
Chavez Ridge, La Mirada, and Verdugo hills; in that order. I haven't played De La Veaga or whatever it is, yet, and I hear its awesome. I look forward to playing it.
Chavez very cool with its views of Dodger Stadium and the skyline, also challenging, if your disc starts rolling LOOK OUT.
Oak Grove was ok, but very trashy and unkempt when I was there a couple yrs back. Sylmar pretty good course also
adamtheviking5
Throws only Pink Discs
Sorry
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No, I was talking more of the coastal courses, like the Redwood Curtain.
Waller Park in Santa Maria
Nice for a park style course but not one that really stood out to me as special.
BudB
Bogey Member
Turtle Rock is my favorite of the listed courses but Sierra College is the most fun and challenging course for me.
Norcal
Par Member
I agree with you about Waller. I was a bit let down when I got out there after reading all the glowing reviews.
TempleOfDoom
Eagle Member
Waller is more impressive to socal golfers than it is to norcal golfers. Go figure.
Hey I'm a SoCal guy and I'm not all that impressed.
In all seriousness, there's a pretty big subset of disc golfers who really love park style courses. Scattered trees, nice grass and not a whole lot of rough to worry about is right up the alley for a lot of people. That's especially true for less serious golfers who are out to have a few beers with buddies, not to challenge themselves to the greatest possible extent.
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You've also played 750 courses.Hey I'm a SoCal guy and I'm not all that impressed.
BudB
Bogey Member
Played it. Fun course, but not even my favorite in Tahoe.
I do have a definite home course bias toward Sierra College.
I love Zephyr Cove and Turtle Rock too.
