One more

\I don't know what to do tomorrow..
Either head to Brian Head, UT or to Flagstaff, AZ
To go to Brian Head I first need to find out more about whether the course is open and whether it's worth climbing a mountain for potentially hours just to tee off. I really want to play it, but if I cant find anything out, I'll have to skip on the risk of going 300-400 miles out of the way for one course which may or may not even be playable tomorrow!




Las Vegas, NV- Mountain Crest: Well marked, smooth long cement tees. Lush green grass very well mowed allowing rollers, mostly flat with a few small hills. All trees in the park are 20 ft. tall or less, so every hole has the option of just throwing up and over or around the intended fairway, which I always find easiest. The problem with that is wind control it's windy. Nice views of mountains and downtown 10 miles away. #18 is back and to the right of #17, hard to find the tee. #1 is near green fenced electrical box in middle of park by circular lot. Some of the Discatchers are single chain and reject like mad. Fun, just not challenging or very technical. A few holes near a rocky garden, could call that OB to add hazard. Road OB to right on 3 holes, tee says no climbing wall to retrieve discs thrown across street and over cement wall.

[jake]

Sup Ben. Have you made it to Northern Cali yet or are you comming here? Let me know cuz I can steer you toward some fun golf. Private course in Napa and the regulars around my area. Have fun out there!

[Grant Anderson]

the new NAU is sweet