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Permalink Reply by Mike on August 10, 2011 at 4:13pm Well...
If you were to come out to my area on the west side of Atlanta, I would have to take you out to the Flyboy Aviation course.
Rated #1 and worth all the hype. I live about 25 minutes away and play it every chance I get.
If any of you guys can make it you should check this course out!!
Permalink Reply by IHearChains on August 10, 2011 at 4:42pm These are all within an hour of Iowa City:
West Lake, Davenport IA -- 24 holes, bunch of par 4s and par 5s, great mix of tight technical shots, tunnels, dog legs, long open holes, elevation, very intimidating water hazards -- a full round here is a 3-4 hour total disc golf experience. Short and long tees on most holes. The short tees are different challenges and not just easy rec tees. Bring extra discs, you will miss out on some really fun shots if you are not prepared to take some risks of losing a disc in the lakes!
Camden II, Milan IL -- plays up and down heavily wooded ravines and along ridges, several par 4s and a par 5 -- championship course with interesting and fair lines offering choices through the woods, multiple pin positions, well-maintained
Wildcat Bluff, Urbana IA -- 21 of the most beautifully maintained woods golf holes you will ever see. Lots of variety and elevation, multiple pin positions, great teepads and signage, camping at course. Memorial course built and maintained by a group of local volunteers in honor of their friend. Great place to spend a weekend. The course got hit by 120mph windstorm a few weeks ago and is back in play now after a gigantic cleanup effort, but some alternate pin positions are still clogged up with downed trees.
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Permalink Reply by greasycooter on August 31, 2011 at 3:30pm i would suggest playing the course dave feldberg put in his top 5 course in the world being on,
www.blueribbonpines.net 27 holes of pure goodness, be top if had elevation, but hole # 4 is to die for only 1 duece iver heard of on video clash blue ribbon by cale. nikko also threw it in to save par from 150 during the 2011 majestic.
Permalink Reply by Gabriel -=24 CHA!NS=- on August 31, 2011 at 4:30pm Ann Arbor Michigan.
Must plays
Public:
Hudson Mills - 2 courses (Monster and Original) both have 24 holes, pre am tee pads and monster has champ baskets on a couple for those who are dareing
Independence Lake - 2 courses (Redhawk and Pinic) Both are outstanding, picnic is seasonal and a must play when it's in.
LakeShore - Nice mix of tees and green, old ball golf turned into 28 holes of f-u-n with a Pre Throw-Shop on grounds.. makes it worth going to a seedy hood.
Privates:
BRATS, Pingree, and Whites Acres.. must get premission and need tour guides.
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Permalink Reply by Senior on September 2, 2011 at 11:01pm Don't have a home town course.... But for NorCal:
#1 Black Butte Lake Orland CA
#2 COS Weed, CA
Permalink Reply by HybridZombie on September 3, 2011 at 10:00am Vegas:
1.) Mtn Crest - Most clean and overall diversity. Slightly hilly.
2.) Sunset - Old school disc park. Longer holes then mtn crest and more wooded. Mainly flatland
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