Someone found my 1st disc lost on the trip already!

Thanks, T-Mac.
That is my favorite Sentinel, the first one I ever had.

Today I played the State park in Hanover, PA.
54 holes and a mini golf course too.

On hole #4 i ran into a guy name Clint, and joined him for the rest of the 50 holes and mini. For the most part, it is very tight and challenging. A bit overgrown, but they work hard to maintain the place. Some long and open holes on the red 18. Blue is all tight and technical. Lots of ivy, avoidable on 90% of the holes.
It's 2 distinctly different courses plus 2 sets of 9 extra holes. Very buys toward the afternoon out there.
Next and last was Lancaster. A very nice yet short city park. Has alt. placements for longer tournament play. Rolling grassy hills with some pines and woods. Great signs and tees, and lots of players using it.

[Rizbee]

Where Ben's Been - Google Map of the courses he has played.

[Myheartpumpsoil]

Awesome literary content and pics!!

I can't wait til ya get to Roseburg, Oregon! . . . Green Oaks DGC, 6 Mach III baskets ("Roc" course with some "Driver" shots, 4 miles west of I-5), Riverfront DGC, 18 holes in less than an hour (less than a mile from I-5, very technical for it's size); Whistlers Bend DGC (the NW jewel, about 15 miles east of I-5), at least 2 hours of play, if not more, on 18 Mach III's!

Plenty of play within Josephine County and Lane County, south and north of Douglas County, as well!

Get a hold of me when ya come this way; the wife and I will make sure you get a home cooked meal!!

-Derek