TheWCG
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^^ I thought GGP was meh.. It was cool but nothing I'm dying to get back too in a hurry.
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Not that there's anything wrong with it, but I am kinda surprised to see GGP ahead of Stafford.
Wish I lived much, much closer to everything on your list. :thmbup:
I loved them both, but as an aging discer I would probably play GG more frequently because it is less physically demanding, I played them in the summer and it was hot out a Stafford whereas GG is shady near the bay. GG is more scenic too.
I can see how GGP would appeal to others in your situation. No doubt I will be there myself one of these days.
I just don't get too many opportunities to play in the mountains, which is why Stafford is a bit higher on my list.
All this talk about California disc golf while my current local temp is 10 really makes me want to head to the Left Coast ASAP.
3) Hybrid Hills (NC) *my own temp course that combines the landscape of Harmon, Ashe County and Elk Mountain all into one 10 hole par 40 layout
Sounds great,LMK the next time you set it up. Looking forward to playing it !
Stafford kicked by butt for sure. I am looking forward to a BOP style beatdown. :thmbup:
I hope our schedules work out whenever I make it back there.
Pauls Valley just got demoted. I played McClure in Tulsa on December 22 and it moved up to #5 on my list. Just a really nice place to chunk a disc.
1. flip city, MI
2. Lincoln ridge, KY
3. david imbrock memorial dgc, IN
4. winton woods, OH
5. holler in the hills, KY
(black bear park, IL is a close 6)
^ I don't see the problem with him listing HIS top 5 played courses? Where is the arrogance? In claiming that it doesn't cost 20 bucks to play? :|