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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Disc Golf Hole and Goal




Just over a week ago I posted some frisbee golf signs. Several people responded that they had never heard of this sport and wondered what a hole might look like, so I've posted these photos to answer that question. I know of at least three disk golf courses around here. One each in a state and city park, and a third on the university campus. Players come with a bag full of different frisbees. Like golf, there are drivers for long distance, short distance discs for accuracy, and putters to get into the basket. 

6 comments:

  1. Ok, Editorial comment here. I don't get this game. I first saw a course outside the Rose Bowl in '76. Didn't then... still don't. hahaha

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  2. It is a way of providing structure and regimentation to the free flowing pleasure of throwing a frisbee. Frisbees are great fun. Not sure about disk golf.

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  3. We have a disc golf course here, also. It does nothing for me. But obviously a lot of people like it. It's kind of funny watching people throw those disc around trees in the woods!

    But it ain't golf!

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  4. I am familier with the frisbee golf for the Wii fit but never seen or even heard of one of these courses in my area.

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  5. Rita, you crack me up, been playing on the Wii long? Frisbee golf is a great game for the whole family. It gets us outside to walk in semi nature park. We get fresh air, a little exercise, the boys (5 & 6 respectively) learn to throw a frisbee. We all have a fun time.

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  6. Rita, you crack me up, been playing on the Wii long? Frisbee golf is a great game for the whole family. It gets us outside to walk in semi nature park. We get fresh air, a little exercise, the boys (5 & 6 respectively) learn to throw a frisbee. We all have a fun time.

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