The New Seviren Lang DGC

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Originally Posted by Adam

We plan to get out there with the maintenance crew and do more work soon. The bush hog is fixed so that's a big help and there's some areas like the wood pile and rough on hole 4 that needs some work. The arch will probably stay once we get things cleared out to the right of it more.

We're also talking to them about benches, grass and a practice basket. Nothing is definite yet so we'll have to see how things go.

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A practice basket would be great out near the old #1 am pad (or right of the current #1 am pad.) There's enough cut timber from the redesign that they could probably use some of it to make benches. Still quite a few briers that could be eradicated, too.

Great work Adam and Martin... it sounds like you guys have a nice parks department to work with! Keep up the good (and hard) work!

Thanks man. And you're right, we are very fortunate to have such a great parks department to work with.

If you havent yet reviewed the course on DGcoursereview.com - do it -

course only needs a few more reviews to be nationally ranked

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=4276

Zac Frame vs. Matt Kern
37th Hole
Sudden Death Playoff in Advanced

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtPDWhW3_fI

Seviren Lang DGC is currently tied with Camp Collum in Frankfort, IN as the 3rd best course in the state of Indiana. The only higher ranked courses are Rogers Lakewood in Valparaiso, IN and Old English which is the top rated course in the state!

Here's the full list of courses in Indiana rate 4+ out of 5.

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Originally Posted by Adam

Seviren Lang DGC is currently tied with Camp Collum in Frankfort, IN as the 3rd best course in the state of Indiana. The only higher ranked courses are Rogers Lakewood in Valparaiso, IN and Old English which is the top rated course in the state!

Here's the full list of courses in Indiana rate 4+ out of 5.

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Interesting that, despite the fact that we have far fewer courses than the central and northern part of the state, southern Indiana has 4 of the top 6.

I guess it's all about quality, not quantity down here : )

those top Indiana courses are all really nice

English - stands alone, unlike anything else, must go back, golf cart disc golf rules

Rogers - I remember it being a fun course, lots of great variation, way up north near Chicago

Cullom - Just played it this past week - private course set in a youth camp - tough course - winding through woods, lots of woods, the underbrush was really thick (thought I might lose my disc on every hole, just about) - but fun none the less - just tried to survive the course twice and shot about even both rounds

Mesker, FTW!