Don't know if this is the right thread for this, but over the weekend went up to South Bend with my youngest son to play golf with both my boys, stopped at 2 courses i had never played to bring my total to "110" different courses. On my way to 1000!
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Don't know if this is the right thread for this, but over the weekend went up to South Bend with my youngest son to play golf with both my boys, stopped at 2 courses i had never played to bring my total to "110" different courses. On my way to 1000!
Hey Jim. Has anyone ever introduced you to www.dgcoursereview.com? It really helps you track stats like that. It's likely the best disc golf website on the interwebs.
You can see an example here.
Congrats Jim, keep on moving up! I second the DGCR suggestion as well. Once I know I'm going somewhere the first thing I do is plug the zip code in there.
Great Jim
I'm up to 145 so far
Jim - howie called me the other day - he is trying to get in touch with you
I agree with the guys above, if you like keeping track of courses you've played you should definitely get on dgcoursereview.com.
I've played a number of new courses this year and am up to 123 now, click here and scroll down for my list of courses I've played.
Here's a list of area DGCR members sorted by number of courses played.
Scott doesn't have his location listed so he isn't showing up, but he's at 73 courses.
DGCR is a great place to keep track of all the courses you played and want to play. If you aren't on there yet go make a profile and start checking them off.
Adam, I'd be tied with you at 123 if you count the private, unlisted, or temp courses I've played. Was hoping to get to 125 last week but it didn't happen so now the goal is by year's end. Got a couple trips tentatively lined up; Foundations Park in IL in November and Flyboy Aviation in December. Who wants to give themselves an awesome present and go to Flyboy around Christmas?
I updated my location...
74 courses played, 4 countries, 5 if you count Tanzania
Pretty cool website indeed
Hey Scott, the Winthrop Lakefront and Gold are two different courses. Its the course that's in the rest of the year besides USDGC time. If you look up temp courses its under there or look under Martin's or my page. Also, you should travel more and play more.
I have played Foundation a couple of times (parents live there). when your there be sure to play the recreational 9 right next to the champ course (maybe you could count that as two courses). Everything is grass T's, but im sure you read all that allready. Enjoy the walkboard bridge that crosses the creeek on 7 I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by weeman