Actually 10 out of 146 is 6.8%.
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They called that course "Two Towels" ...one for your discs and one for your tears.OOps, I take it back. I've played this one: Spinski's Championship. I liked it, but many others despised it.
They called that course "Two Towels" ...one for your discs and one for your tears.
Never had a chance to play that Two Towels, but TVK, The Shide and I played the original Spinski's with the owner just days before he closed on the sale of that property.
Actually 10 out of 146 is 6.8%.
Ooof, that's a pretty bad goof my part.... and I use math every day for my job.
It's been a long month and a half quarantined at home with a 4 and 6 year.
But toddlers usually love going disc golfing (well, the hike anyways). Courses been closed for C19 or weather?
Not extinct, but on it's way.
Outflow DGC ( NE Ohio).
This is a ten hole course designed for blue play, requiring accurate but long shots, dangerous greens with each hole a totally different experience.
The course isn't played much, since only 10 holes and frustrating for newer players.
Army Corps of Engineers is doing major clearing of the property ( who knows maybe National Security) This will destroy the experience in at least 4 of the 10 holes.
I have indicated best plan is after clearing put a bullet to the courses head. Save some DNA and reinstall as a red course. Will get more play for masses, but for sure I will miss the challenge.
What made Boylan Family Farms in Laurel Springs NC so iconic and so well loved?I don't think anyone can argue with Laurel Springs as the most historically significant extinct private course, once you get past the first ones.
If you were ever there, would you please share some stories about why the course was so special?