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this is some awesome footage of pro Bradley Williams playing the new roy g park in TX. The course looks pretty sweet and this guy kills it.
the start of the video is the designer talking about his course (only about two minutes)..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf_5Z...e_gdata_player
yep he slays it, even missed a few... wish i could disc as well as i ski lolz
we've now poured 9 5'x10' concrete teepads at bohart ranch next door to bridger bowl, combined with the wall to wall mowing of the XCskitrails, aka "fairways", its lookin pretty deluxe up there, next the other half of the lower course then go after the upper18...
http://yfrog.com/kfx44knj
hittin up worlds in NC next week, should be cool to see the huck-stars throw, im in masters just hope i make the cut
http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/16469
cheers idiot and the other two guys who read disc on a skier board, back to the crickets chirpin...
Nice. Have fun fighting through those trees. Should be a great time at one of the self proclaimed meccas of disc golf.
(I'm sure it is awesome, I just get sick of hearing NC'ers talk about how everything is better there)
Morley Field in San Diego last week. Still one of the most beautiful courses I've been to. Not the hardest, but fun with varied terrain and it's nice having a pro shop with cold ice cream after a day out in the sun.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7277/7...b858090c_z.jpg
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8006/7...11a3e15c_c.jpg
I used to play a lot at the OG course, Oak Grove in Pasadena. Talk about a place you don't want to lose a disc ... that place is overgrown, wild, dusty, hot. I also played a lot at Aquatic Park in Berkeley, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, and Stafford Lake in Novato.
worlds is a golfing grind
but also superfun to see and play with old and future friends
def talked up the montana DG scene as well as the few other things our state has to offer...
as for the tourney Ive got regrets about the penalty 6 we had to take for playin the wrong pad the first day, the couple snowmen i took including my last tourney hole18 renny (grrr)
chumped a few more throws here and there that stick out...
all in all my putter was mostly workin most of the week and with a few of the blow-up holes cleaner who knows...?
thats golf i guess, fun stuff to get to worry about, we got to live the dream for awhile...
done with NC DG-maybe forever(?)
its been a fun one but sure lookin forward to gittin back home...
course tally-13in12days
unc
valley springs
buckhorn
eastway
nevin
renaissance
hornets nest
winthrop
wellsprings
cedarock
leigh farm
cedar hills
zebulon
some footage from nevin lookin dark and dank...
I'm a total JONG to this but it looks like fun and I want in - already enjoy tossing the frisbee around. Love that listing of courses, very useful. Since I'm starting out - anyone have any recommendations for a basic setup? Think I'd like to do the bag thing, at the very least for beers...
Oh and for Washington people, I saw Crystal has a course with baskets now.
If you're just starting out keep it simple. Get yourself a putter, almost any of them will do, just find one that feels good in your hand and go with it. Aviar or a wizard are great choices. 2nd a neutral mid range like a buzzz. Those should be your main focus. Throw the hell out of them until they do what you want them to. You could consider a driver as well, but keep it slow. Something like a JLS, teebbird, XL....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jumper Bones
If you get into it more and want to improve, instead of buying a bunch of different molds, get some backups of ones you like and toss them in the field back and forth. Otherwise, go out with your buds and some beers and just have a good time. The game is great, strategy like ball golf, but way cheaper, quicker and easier to get into.
That looks like fun .
But with them God Damn trees , how do I drive my golf cart .
2ndly , are there no hot beverage providers , at this establishment ?
Grabbed an Innova starter set at Dick's tonight...came with 3 or 4 discs and a bag I think. Figure out what I like.
Yeah, looks like it would be a fun course! You can ride the gondola up and play the course back down to the base. There's a "summit course" and a "lower course."Quote:
Originally Posted by Jumper Bones
http://www.crystalmountainresort.com...rse-Maps-1.pdf
jumper hit me up if yer in the bozone again, throw some disc or ski...
http://www.pdga.com/tour_schedule
http://www.pdga.com/course_directory
http://www.pdga.com/videos/2012-pdga...pen-highlights
Wilco. Still in SoCal for now, xfer ppwrk is in for Helena, hopefully I get it. Good chance I will.
My life might suck up there for awhile but it'll be nice to blow off steam with people I know, friends and fam.
Think I'll go do my first outing tomorrow and try out the Asuza Hills course.
heres a deluxe lookin course, stockholm open 2012 lead card pro men...
^^ Yep, that course looks awesome!
Those guys have serious skills. Will has been on fire this past year.
I was happy to see McBeth break through and win a major. I've seen him in lead card footage alot, but he never quite sealed the deal (not that he was in this video).
Seattle recommendations for a course? Probably not too strenuous of a hike?
Just spoke with my buddy who had a bone marrow transplant at UW a few weeks ago to cure his AML and he sounds great! I'm flying up in a couple weeks and he asked if I wanted to play some frisbee golf with him.
I'm guessing his energy level won't be too awesome so a flatter course would be good. Also needs to be no more than 30-45 minutes from the campus and the Hutch.
I am not familiar with the Seatle WA area courses, but if no one chimes in this site is a great place to check out courses and read reviews.
disc golf course review. It allows you to view all courses in the area you are searching.
yup. http://www.dgcoursereview.com/ is the place to go to find courses. Plenty of reviews and good info on the courses there as well.
Not sure if it is still open, but check out the Lakewood course, in South Seattle/Burien area. By far the best one around. A few smaller hills but really well set out. There is a very small, technical course at North Park. Lots of trees and basically built into a large hill. Not too taxing though due to size. Terrace Creek is also not too bad. Certainly hit Lakewood if you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
I knew you would know. Hippie.
Went out for my first time here today, Oak Grove. 100% as you described! It was fun though, and I started figuring out my throws in the back nine. Found out it's the world's first permanent disc course...guess that's as good a place as any to start.Quote:
Originally Posted by SchralphMacchio
Glad you got out and had fun! After a little practice you will improve and it gets pretty cool. It has a sharp learning curve and once you start you will notice that you will improve quickly. (hence the addictive nature)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jumper Bones
Anyone in bozeman want to play? Give my a shout out and Ill buy the beer.
re bozeman disc golf
all lower 18 teepads are now 10'x5' concrete, your welcome...
lots of clearing deadstuff on the upper as well,
place is lookin really good, just had mystery ranch open over the wknd
some pics of lower teepads from a friends fb
fun to stare up at bridger while throwin, golf/ski countryclub dirtbag style, luvit...
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...5224754&type=1
prob play later in the week again nest, ill shootya a pm...
Looks sweet can't wait to check it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseWeldr
The Bohart course is really nice. Played solo yesterday and had a blast. I can't believe how nice the fairways/upkeep is. Had a pretty good round on the lower 18 but the 4 holes that I played on the upper kicked my ass. Give me a shout out if playing this week.
i dont get to boze too often but would be down for a round up here (bs)
Going to spruce moose on sat. Might be down for a game in the early afternoon. Do you know if its okay to sleep in your car in the BS parking lot after the show or do they crack down? I would really rather not drive down after the show.Quote:
Originally Posted by nateski
Get ready bitches.
Played La Mirada here in LA last week. Awesome. Doing it again monday...
Heading out today. Where dafuk did I put my mid-range?
got 27 in today at the river. Cheers to summer!
Friend on 18 at Lakewood
http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps9b5e0457.jpg
From a month ago @ Glenwood Springs
http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/j...ps65daa961.jpg
Denver Maggs - hit me up if you want to play.
There's a course at the Easter Seals camp (Rocky Mountain Village) @I-70 and Hwy 40 in Empire. They say call ahead for a T-time. (303)569-2333. Also a free course on the reservoir in Frisco. Either are doable for me from Georgetown.
I could be down if there were a road or mountain bike ride involved before hand.
just sent you a pm......Quote:
Originally Posted by Poop~Ghost
great web site also...
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/
Sunshine Park Sandwich, NH. First game all season.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-A...829_185808.jpg
That looks GNARLY.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuckerman
My hazards are more like this:
http://distilleryimage6.s3.amazonaws...0a9f1270_7.jpg
^hahaha. Yeah, the EC has it going on when it comes to difficult holes in the woods. My experience in CO & SoCal has been shots that were way more open...ball golf styles. Been playing while traveling for business a lot lately.
Courses I've really enjoyed. that I highly recommend if you're in the area:
Moab, Utah - Holy shit this course is awesome. Playing on Moab rocks, off cliffs, etc. Bring a car with at least 7" clearance.
Sky High Disc Golf, California - This is out on Mountain High resort in the summer. Great camping nearby, 27 hole course, with many 500+ft downhill shots
Sedgeley Woods, Philly, PA - Classic 27 hole tree course with tricky shots and some S-curves req'd. Not too long.
Queenstown, NZ - Views are epic, holes are decent.
Conifer, Colorado - Best one I've played within 2hrs of Denver.
Golden Gate Park, SF - This is what every woodsy disc golf course should aspire to. Got me back into the game after a 3-yr hiatus.
Brandywine Creek State Park, Deleware - This is where I learned, so this is just a plug. Loooong shots, and The Beauty @ hole 4.
Nice pictures!
Commonlaw- That is on bad ass tee pad.