Flip City during an Ice Bowl was the most exhausting round I've ever played. There was 2 1/2ft of snow on the ground. High stepping Flip with those hills ain't easy...
Noill Golf takes a drive at flip on hole 4..
over the line :|
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Most Exhausting Courses....
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over the line :|
If nobody said Horseshoe Canyon Ranch then...
Horseshoe Canyon Ranch.
Horseshoe Canyon Ranch.
TheWCG
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unsanctioned.
On a side note, I totally got warned on that at a tourney there. Stupid fault lines....
De Hermit
Par Member
Iron Hill. Physically as well as emotionally.
Blue Valley was exhausting, even when I played the short positions. I played back-to-back rounds at both Phantom Falls and Conifer (on separate occasions), and neither left me nearly as wiped out as one round at Blue Valley.
It took a lot of fun out of what could be a great course.
It took a lot of fun out of what could be a great course.
I forgot to mention Tarwater. That course definatly takes it out of you.
Shogun
Bogey Member
Conifer CO is a good one.
Since I haven't hit a ton of courses, but do live in CO, I'd say Beever Creek/Conifer is a fairly tiring course. I've been up that way a few times and both times I was ready to crash out for an hr afterwards. Rocky Mountain courses change so much in elevation that it can really bare down on ya after a few holes.
I havent played Phantom Falls here yet, or hit any super high country courses near the ski resorts, but plan to in the near future. If any of them are as rugged as Conifer, im sure they would all fit this category.
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Since I haven't hit a ton of courses, but do live in CO, I'd say Beever Creek/Conifer is a fairly tiring course.
I've been up that way a few times and both times I was ready to crash out for an hr afterwards. Rocky Mountain courses change so much in elevation that it can really bare down on ya after a few holes. I havent played Phantom Falls here yet, or hit any super high country courses near the ski resorts, but plan to in the near future. If any of them are as rugged as Conifer, im sure they would all fit this category.
Dave-
StoneWallKid
Birdie Member
Agreed, Conifer can take it out of you, especially after a good snow! But my most tiring course is called horseshoe canyon near Jasper Arkansas. It is LONG (7,500ft ?) and is all up and down hills that are muddy, and tall grass. It's also usually extremely hot and humid. But loads of fun!
Um...
Double Eagle Member
The new Brengle Terrace park in Vista is pretty beastly compared to most other SoCal courses. Seemingly every tee shot is an uphill hike.
the_pwnerator
Eagle Member
Idlewild took the most out of me for sure. But maybe it's because I had never played before and it was like 102 degrees out that day.
inourdr
Birdie Member
I haven't read all 12 pages as I don't have that much time so forgive if this course has already been mentioned but Diamond X in Billings, MT could be classified as extreme disc golf. 36 holes that start at the bottom of the Rim Rocks and works it's way to the top... twice.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1189
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diamond-X-Disc-Golf-Course/190750876717?sk=photos
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1189
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diamond-X-Disc-Golf-Course/190750876717?sk=photos
I haven't read all 12 pages as I don't have that much time so forgive if this course has already been mentioned but Diamond X in Billings, MT could be classified as extreme disc golf. 36 holes that start at the bottom of the Rim Rocks and works it's way to the top... twice.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1189
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diamond-X-Disc-Golf-Course/190750876717?sk=photos
I wanted to suggest Diamond X as the most exhausting course based just off of the pictures and that it is at some substantial altitude. This was the first course I wish listed on this site!
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^ Agreed - those pix look intense.
One would have to think that playing at altitude also adds another way to wear on you physically, which can in and of itself, tax you mentally as well.
thanks for 2nding.
bodomdethllica
Birdie Member
has anyone said iron hill or carousel...how bout 2 rounds of each in one weekend in 100+ degree heat!! i must have lost 10 lbs during this year's DDGC
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The Black Course in Moundsville WVA
Whistlers Bend Roseberg Oregon
Deer Lakes Pittsburg Pa
Whistlers Bend Roseberg Oregon
Deer Lakes Pittsburg Pa
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Let's see here...
Posts 41, 69, 92 & 106 said it's a workout.
Posts 52, 53, 70....not so much.
Craig639
Par Member
Mont Du Lac, outside of Superior Wisconsin.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=4557
First 9 are a walk in the park, second nine you're struggling to make it to the next tee box. Epic shots as rewards.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=4557
First 9 are a walk in the park, second nine you're struggling to make it to the next tee box. Epic shots as rewards.
