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[discNDav]

360+ courses in 35 states in 33 years

 

[discNDav]

360+ courses in 35 states in 33 years

correct picture here:

 

[McCready]

Was proud of my progress until I saw this thread. :\

 

[wellsbranch250]

Here's some course baggin 101 by DeanMoriarty. according to his DGCR profile, nearly all (if not all) of these have been played since July of 2021. something like 160 courses, just in this image :clap:

 

[Monocacy]

Here's some course baggin 101 by DeanMoriarty. according to his DGCR profile, nearly all (if not all) of these have been played since July of 2021. something like 160 courses, just in this image :clap:

^ Pretty impressive bagging in a short period of time. :thmbup:

I have added 100+ courses and 15 states since the innocent days of January 2020. Still small potatoes compared to the many more dedicated baggers here.

Hoping to pass 300 courses and add a few more states this year. Health willing, creek don't rise, etc.

 

[Jimb]

^ Pretty impressive bagging in a short period of time. :thmbup:

I have added 100+ courses and 15 states since the innocent days of January 2020. Still small potatoes compared to the many more dedicated baggers here.

Hoping to pass 300 courses and add a few more states this year. Health willing, creek don't rise, etc.

That map has a nice looking spread! :thmbup:

It's neat seeing these maps as you can see travel routes, vacation and business trip locations, etc. that people probably took.

 

[Monocacy]

It's neat seeing these maps as you can see travel routes, vacation and business trip locations, etc. that people probably took.

Completely agree, I enjoy seeing people's maps and trying to figure out how they came about.

For me, the isolated clumps are a mix of meet-ups, work trips (mine and spousal unit's), visiting relatives (several of whom play disc golf :thmbup, and baseball spring training.

Plus, I love seeing how people transform varied landscapes and ecosystems into fun, challenging, and distinctive disc golf courses. :clap:

 

[ejvogie]

My map as of today. Hoping to get to 200 courses in October with an East coast swing

 

[elmexdela]

My map as of today. Hoping to get to 200 courses in October with an East coast swing

im surprised you havent explored the pittsburgh area and done strait work

 

[DatRedDude]

My map as of today. Hoping to get to 200 courses in October with an East coast swing

Indianapolis isn't too far from you either could bag quite a few courses in a weekend.

 

[enragedmullet]

My courses as of, well, today. 10 1/2 years, 94 courses, 12 states. Hoping to break 100 this year and add 2-4 more states.

 

[ChrisWoj]

Clustered around places I've lived for stretches of time (north-central and south-east Georgia, Indiana, Wisconsin, and California), and then a few other lil clusters from randomness... GBO trip, BG Ams trips, Denver on the way too/from living in California, vacations in NY and western Michigan.... but mostly a big ol' blob around home here in NW Ohio.

 

[chevis]

it's like there's more people & courses on the other side of the country

 

[notapro]

Added a bunch of states since the last time I posted, I recommend everyone drive out to Northern Idaho at least once!!!

 

[cox3]

 

[pmay5]

Completely agree, I enjoy seeing people's maps and trying to figure out how they came about.

For me, the isolated clumps are a mix of meet-ups, work trips (mine and spousal unit's), visiting relatives (several of whom play disc golf :thmbup, and baseball spring training.

Plus, I love seeing how people transform varied landscapes and ecosystems into fun, challenging, and distinctive disc golf courses. :clap:

Also, great number of States played, a few "one and dones", but they all count!

 

[Olorin]

All courses played except Hawaii

Hawaii

 

[wolfhaley]

Mines slowly expanding outward.

 

[Olorin]

NC & VA. ~370 NC & ~160 VA, since 1998

North Carolina

 

[Monocacy]

Hawaii

Pretty impressive for an East Coaster to be top DGCR course bagger in Hawaii. :thmbup:

Mines slowly expanding outward.

Looks like a robot reaching out to grab Montana