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In addition to JYLY's links I'd like to add the Tampere Disc Golf Center is being constructed and it's expected to open next summer. It's basically a must check based on how much effort is being put in. Here's the course's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Tampere-Disc-Golf-Center-1747219412259600/Hi, could you direct me to this Finnish community of which you speak? My boyfriend and I are planning a trip to Finland next year and we'd really like to talk to someone who knows the best courses to play and just some other basic info....
I'd rather not read through 33 pages of this thread. It looks like an awesome idea though. Was an app version of this ever made?
I'd rather not read through 33 pages of this thread. It looks like an awesome idea though. Was an app version of this ever made?
898 is crazily good.
If we take an ICP of 96%, which is slightly better than the best DGPT percentage (assuming indoor conditions, no wind and no obstacles), it would mean a score of 940.
A mistake costs 15 points in the game when the player is good (10 points for the missed putt, 5 for the distance penalty on the next rack).
So, 96% corresponding to 4 mistakes, it would give a score of 940.
What is funny with Tapanote's score is that he had a better accuracy from 10 meters (93.8%, or 61 out of 65) than from 9 meters (91.4%, or 32 out of 35).
The numbers are still very impressive...
And before you ask it: YES, I really like numbers.
Can't wait for someone to break the 900 mark. One thing is sure, it won't be me.
I'd rather not read through 33 pages of this thread. It looks like an awesome idea though. Was an app version of this ever made?
yes they did:
http://jyly.altervista.org/
Have the app and it works well. I should use it a lot more though.