lavon_andy
Double Eagle Member
I'll stop by there sometime, I want to pick up my GF a new (used) disc or two anyways. I'll probably be out the 7th.
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DFW disc golf
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Beer... Hmmmmmm. My kind of job. I'm thinkin' about it...
What? I think you blend in rather well.
lavon_andy
Double Eagle Member
Next you're going to tell me you have puppies, candy and an xbox 360 in your van?
I'm playing Town Lake tomorrow around 2-3 if anybody wants in. Message me.
discmeister
Eagle Member
Played Beaver in Cedar Hill yesterday and lost a blue x-out RR on hole 15. If anyone finds it, give the # on the disc a call and I will reward your effort. Thanks, DM
Hey, yall ever play that course in Trophy Club, the choose your own adventure course?
We tried it yesterday. Saw three other groups and all but one of us were lost. The first group told us how to start and looking for #4 we only found our way back to #3. Wound up practicing at the baskets across the street from the bathrooms.
Fun course, I think, maybe. Wandering around in the woods (and sticker vines and cactus) has it's pleasures.
Got instructions?
We tried it yesterday. Saw three other groups and all but one of us were lost. The first group told us how to start and looking for #4 we only found our way back to #3. Wound up practicing at the baskets across the street from the bathrooms.
Fun course, I think, maybe. Wandering around in the woods (and sticker vines and cactus) has it's pleasures.
Got instructions?
Johnnyfats
Birdie Member
Not sure if y'all have heard but we're having another tournament on October 8th to raise funds for the new kids that have joined our high school team this year. We also lowered the price to $10 for juniors and women.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44958
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44958
lavon_andy
Double Eagle Member
Anyone lose an orange champ valk at Alex Clark last night? Send me a message with what's on the back and I'll gladly return it. There's no name or phone# on it.
Chain Wrangler
Eagle Member
Yes it was my buddy that was playing at the tourney with me it is his ace disc i'll pm you. But I thought he said his name and number was on it.
Hole 13 right?
Hole 13 right?
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lavon_andy
Double Eagle Member
yeah that's the disc
I don't see a number but now that I look it does have his name.
I don't see a number but now that I look it does have his name.
I want to play the beast of a course known as Gateway West.
Honestly, is the back nine playable? I can throw pretty straight, not wild or anything. Should I wait until January or February?
This inquiring mind wants to know...
Honestly, is the back nine playable? I can throw pretty straight, not wild or anything. Should I wait until January or February?
This inquiring mind wants to know...
jenb
* Ace Member *
I was telling my doctor about disc golf and how much weight I've lost and he wants me to send him some info about local courses and such for him to recommend it to patients. Is there a document that contains a list of all the courses in DFW that would be sutiable for beginners, and are safe and well marked, so they won't get lost and will have a good experience?
Jen,
Porter Elementary in Mesquite is the best "beginner" course I know of. They won't lose a disc. There is challenge, but the longest hole is just 305 feet. A lot of elevation changes to get the blood flowing... best on the east side of DFW for beginners. Well maintained, safe and a nice park in general.
In North Richland Hills, Tommy and Sue Brown Park is a little six holer that is geared to the beginner. Flat, but fun for new players. Nice neighborhood too.
There's Alex Clark in McKinney.
L.L. Woods in Lewisville.
I haven't played it, but I've heard that Wellington of Flower Mound is a good beginner course. It is private and run by the HOA, but I don't think they'd get "in a wad" over a couple of beginners playing.
That's about it for what I would recommend for a true newbie.
