tomjohnson59
Newbie
As far as I know, there are no links style disc golf courses, except in Lewiston, CA. Links golf is typically ocean side and without trees. Wind, tall grass, rolling terrain and blind shots are common. In traditional golf, tall grass means hacking out sideways, losing a ball and re-teeing, taking an unplayable lie etc. In DG, we find our discs and play them from tall grass without much penalty. A shorter run up might be the only hindrance. What we did in Lewiston was make the tall grass OB. The risk reward element is key, even though the course looks wide open. I'd just like to hear some thoughts on links golf and ways to apply it to DG in places that are starved for features. Shoot!
St. Andrews, Royal and Ancient. Think about it.
St. Andrews, Royal and Ancient. Think about it.