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New member Sac, CA
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Innovafan2562
Eagle Member
Welcome to DGCR from IL
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...and MI. 
discguy42
Double Eagle Member
Welcome from Mississippi! In BEFORE Geek13 too!
ThanIs everyone!! Hey someone showed me a website the other day where it shows you companies her make discs and the run down of each disc. Has pics of the discs as well. Problem is I can't remember. I'm a decent disc golfer but don't know much about it. I'm looking to educate myself so if anyone has help I'd love it!!
elevated plastic
Double Eagle Member
Thanks!!!
I plan on taking some trips around nor cal and throwing a buncha different courses. Chico is on the list for sure
Magicweed
Eagle Member
Check out the Sierra Tahoe Series on FB if you haven't already. Well run tournaments in the Tahoe area all summer long.
jimbosprint
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North Valley Series tournament at Rocklin on Feb 21st.
Sign up here: http://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/NVS_1_Big_Gun_Shoot_Out_2015
Sign up here: http://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/NVS_1_Big_Gun_Shoot_Out_2015
Geek13
Birdie Member
Welcome from Mississippi! In BEFORE Geek13 too!
Again with the beating me to the post...:wall:
Welcome to DGCR from MS :clap:
Magicweed
Eagle Member
Between the three major series in the area (CVS, STS and NVS) there is no shortage of disc golf tournaments in NorCal.
hendryxdisc
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Hey I am from Sac, welcome to disc golf it's awesome! There are a lot of local courses that you can hone your skills on, good "starter" courses would be Santa Anita Park, Carmichael Park and John Mackey park. They are all 9 holes that have a wide variety of shots and are never super busy. If you're feeling zesty Shady Oaks in Orangvale is great, a full 18 much longer and more difficult than the previous 3 courses but still really fun. Heads up but it's always super busy so be prepared to wait. Hope this helps!
sumo21
Eagle Member
Welcome from North Highlands. My tor(mentor), lol, thought that Shady Oaks would be perfect for my first round. I had nothing but 4's and above, on my first 16 holes. Lucky for me that I took a mindset of no more than 5-6 shots per hole or otherwise, I might have been frustrated enough to never to play again. But as luck would have it, I got a great drive on 17 on position B, 381 feet. My second shot, about 50 feet, landed at the foot of the pole for an easy tap in par. The on 18, short position, I the my 168g DX Roc. It landed 15 feet from the basket for my first ever birdie. Stay with it because doing well or better than you did the previous time will be the best reward that you can receive.
