Recent content by tistoude

The course has all 18 holes in. The back nine is still rough but definitely playable. It is a decent layout and a fun play.

Good riddance to all of them.

Rollers always require some voodoo. There is so much crap on the ground between you and your target that even though the mechanics of a roller can be perfected the result is always at least somewhat down to luck.

Now that the pipeline is done being installed we are going to revamp the front nine (pipeline affected holes) and begin laying out the back nine (again...). Hopefully by spring there will be 18 playable holes. Nothing is set in concrete yet but the pipeline getting put in might be a blessing...

Regardless of actual distance you look like an up and comer and we certainly need more women in this sport so welcome and keep up the good work.

^^ Totally agree. I almost always play my best tournaments rounds on a first time course. You focus more on each individual shot rather than comparing it to what you have done in the past.

What a ridiculous post by the OP. Par from Slippery Rock's green tees are 800 rated as was previously stated. Combine that with the fact that the course is pretty much wide open and I am not sure how much more "beginner friendly" (whatever that means) the course can be. The fence mentioned...

I love this one. I named my bird Rufio but no one gets it...

I think if you get a chance to walk those holes backwards you would think diffrently.

At that point I was throwing 17.

My most embarrassing disc golf moment was during a PDGA tournament at IUP College Lodge in Indiana PA. They had set up hole #17 as an island green. It is a pretty easy 240 ft shot from the longs. I had been playing for only about a year at this point so I did not carry too many discs in my...

I just want to say that I love this thread. I live on a little wooded acre and a half and have a nice little putter course set up. Currently just nine holes but will probably move to 12 here soon. I love to see these personal courses and hear about the devotion and work that goes into them...

I would always suggest trying for grants but never to rely them. I know of a Non-Profit camp around here that received a grant that covered 9 baskets which was a great start. Self funding a course on someone else's private land is a risky business. There has to be some real trust there plus I...

Pittsburgh does the Scholastic Series, which is 5 or 6 events for middle schoolers (Elementary is included in Middle) and high schoolers to compete for their schools. The winning school gets to hold on to an epic trophy for the year. Some of the events coincide with PDGA events as well so...

PDGA - 18,000 active members or so. Located mostly in North America and Europe (with a few friedns in Asia and Australia)