What is the first real hole you EVER played?

[jobwilson]

Hole 1 - Mesker Park - Evansville, IN
396 ft Dog leg right.
I had a Leopard, Shark and Aviar and by the end of the round I had shot a 99 (Par 54).

 

[jtreadwell]

Bellamy Park hole one in Dover, NH

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?id=336&p=cc3a8f08

It was quite intimidating to be throwing my brand new disc as the water was raging that day!

 

[aPfaff]

 

[aPfaff]

Hole #1 Loriella park, white tees. I used a 150 class Leopard off the tee, I played with my good friend, though he never played again.

 

[sidewinder22]

Kinder Farm DGC, Hole #1, 316', I think I took a four using a Whamo starter set:

 

[SmoothSailor]

Hole 1 at Manila Bay DGC in California.

 

[BlueRidgeMtnMan]

Hole #3 (formerly hole#1) at golden hills dg course in christiansburg, va.


It's pretty much straight downhill and it's short. I still probably bogeyed.

 

[Skankin77]

Hole one at tendick dgc in saukville wi. Hooked ever since.

 

[GripEnemy]

hole #1 at Tyler State Park in Newtown, PA. not a very challenging first hole (unless the pin is in C, even then its not all that tough)

 

[ReinZ_96]

Hole #1 at Grignon Park in Kaukauna, WI...that is a beastly first hole and course to play.

I used a super beat Champ Sidewinder that my brother gave me, and I went on to shoot an 83...I don't see how I shot that good my first time ever and I still can't shoot less than 60 a year later

 

[lxdawg25]

number 1 (shocker) Druid Hill Park. Can't even really remember my first round, but that's still the course that all others are judged by, none will be as beloved as that one.

 

[dodgeball]

#1 @ Jim Mozola in Houston. No picture because it was a redesign due to a skate park being installed where the course used to start. I kept nailing this stupid little tree right off the first tee, lol. This skater dude was taking a break from the skate park and was like, "Hey, playing some disc golf?" I was like, "Yeah, I guess I'm trying to." I couldn't have felt like a bigger tool

 

[Friction]

#1 morley field in San Diego

 

[klittle08]

First hole was #1 at Ross Hills near West Lafayette, IN. Think I was using a friend's DX Beast.

First "Real" hole would have been Ross Hills #5. That is some intimidating shiat for a newbie. Two gullies between you and the basket lined with trees on both sides. First gully is about 80' down too, no fun to get down to or out of.

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

Hole 1 (I can only assume we started on hole 1... could have been otherwise) VCC where I went to college (Vermilion Community College, Ely, MN) 2005 I believe was the only time I played that course 1 or 2 times... definitely didn't get hooked on the sport... or really even know that the sport existed, I thought it was just something we did to pass time... No picture on this site, I don't remember the hole, the only hole I remember was hole 8 (could have been 7? or 6?) a b*tch of a hole through the woods. This is not when I started playing.

The first course/hole that got me going was Horseshoe canyon Ranch, Arkansas.

Hole 1:

 

[SAxDrc]

Hole 2 at the Central Michigan University course. Hole 1 has water so I skipped it. All I had was an Aero putter and a 12x KC pro Roc.

 

[Martin Dewgarita]

Hole 2 at the Central Michigan University course. Hole 1 has water so I skipped it. All I had was an Aero putter and a 12x KC pro Roc.

Hah! Sweet, I was wondering when (if) someone would chime in with something other than "hole 1" of whatever course. Can't be too many people out there that didn't start on hole 1.

 

[Star Shark]

Sorry if this thread had been done, searched for it and everything, but if not:

What is the first REAL (listed here, I suppose) disc golf hole you ever attempted to play?


Post a picture!

Mine is hole 1 at Oak Grove, in Pasadena, CA

Ditto. Mid June of 2005 for me.

 

[snappyfingers]

Ditto. Mid June of 2005 for me.

:hfive:

 

[Canis Lupis]

Ottawa Park DGC Toledo, Ohio. Hole 1: 285ft with a cluster of 3 trees down the middle and some evergreens close to pin high on the right. There are also tennis courts on the right which I found on the drive. It's amazing looking back how hard some of the holes were. I never thought I would ever be able to park a disc close to a hole let alone ace one.