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3.00 star(s) Nice little course in Myrtle Beach -Great course if you only have 30 minutes to spare. -Nice place to get short game practice. -Nice park on a residential neighborhood. -Good for junior players and new players to learn the game. -Informative signs at every teepad. -Some holes do provide a decent...

Even though that last disc is only 12 feet out and should be a gimme, I would not consider it parked.

I think the keys to success, for me at least, in a tourney is to stay away from OB. Don't give strokes away. Don't try and be a hero, if in rough, just pitch out the best you can into the fairway. Lastly, make the putts you should make. For me that is 20 feet or closer.

That was a heartbreaker for KJUSA.

Maybe I should have been more clear.when I am playing with some one in a casual round, I don't look at it as if I am playing against them, I am playing against the course. I just don't ever throw more than one drive. I prefer my playing partner do the same.

I like to play my casual rounds as if I am in a tourney. I don't like playing with someone that throws 3 or 4 discs on every tee pad.

I vote to skip.

I appreciate Paige's skills and enjoy watching her play but I am not interested enough to donate money to produce a doc film about her.

I am a little older too (50) and play rec most of the time. I say play where you feel most comfortable.

I think PP definitely made a statement to those that think, myself included, that perhaps the FPO field was starting to catch up to her and that maybe she wouldn't dominate like the past several years.

I agree with what autocross said. Just give the most basic of introduction as possible and focus on the fun of the game.

My forehand is terrible but am not sure if it's because I am trying to learn it with the wrong disc. What disc is best for beginner FH?

I just want my PDGA rating to be higher than it is currently.

Anyone else use an APX? I bought a couple of the TS molds and am hooked on them. They are a real straight flier.