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trevorchreid — 2009-09-15 16:48:55

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-	+ * [http://www.dgcoursereview.com] -Most extensive/updated information on disc golf courses worldwide

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ZachStednick — 2009-07-17 16:28:00

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-17 17:28:00'' [[nbsp]] I would agree the Golden Gate course is excellent. But why travel an hour when the underrated Covell Greenbelt course is right in our backyard --["Users/ZachStednick"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2009-05-11 00:03:57

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JamesGallerani — 2009-05-10 22:58:22

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-10 23:58:22'' [[nbsp]] Better off driving to S.F. if you want to go far and play some frolf. Golden Gate Park's course is awesome. I can not recommend it for newcomers of the game however. --["Users/JamesGallerani"]

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trevorchreid — 2009-04-18 14:30:07

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- ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple of ["Covell Greenbelt"] junkies who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.	+ ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was designed using existing landmarks by a couple of ["Covell Greenbelt"] junkies who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.

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trevorchreid — 2009-04-16 16:43:22

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- ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple of ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.	+ ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple of ["Covell Greenbelt"] junkies who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.

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trevorchreid — 2009-04-16 11:15:51

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- ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.	+ ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple of ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.

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trevorchreid — 2009-04-16 11:10:13

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- "["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"]" - This course was created by a couple ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.	+ ["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"] - This course was created by a couple ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.

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trevorchreid — 2009-04-16 11:09:30

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	+ + "["Covell Greenbelt Disc Golf Course"]" - This course was created by a couple ["Covell Greenbelt"] locals who think that this greenbelt is oozing with ["disc golf"] potential. Play the course and decide for yourself.

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StaceyEllis — 2008-11-22 16:30:39

slightly expand the chico info

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- * [wiki:chico "Upper Bidwell Park Disc Golf Course"] - The City of Chico closed this course after a long review process. It was determined that environmental impacts caused by the course were too great to continue to allow disc golf in the area. There are currently groups trying to get a referendum to reverse the decision and reopen the course.	+ * [wiki:chico "Upper Bidwell Park Disc Golf Course"] - In November 2008, the City Council in Chico voted to close this course after a long review process. It was determined that environmental impacts caused by the course were too great to continue to allow disc golf in the area. There are currently groups trying to get a referendum to reverse the decision and reopen the course, but currently disc golf has been deemed to no longer be an accepted form of recreation at the site.

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StaceyEllis — 2008-11-22 14:20:52

chico's disc golf course is, right now, no longer open

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- * [wiki:chico "Upper Bidwell Park Disc Golf Course"] - This is a terrific course and can be challenging, but incredibly scenic, especially in the springtime. It is actually 2 sets of 18 holes. A front 18, known as the "short course" and a back 18, known as the "long course". The long course also has 3 bonus holes about halfway through, known as the labyrinth holes. The long course overlooks Butte Creek Canyon and is INCREDIBLY scenic, with many places to stop and absorb the scenery along the way. Don't bring Alcohol because occasionally there are park rangers patrolling the place, I have seen people get MIP tickets a couple times. Also, the place is relatively litter-free, unlike the rest of Chico.	+ * [wiki:chico "Upper Bidwell Park Disc Golf Course"] - The City of Chico closed this course after a long review process. It was determined that environmental impacts caused by the course were too great to continue to allow disc golf in the area. There are currently groups trying to get a referendum to reverse the decision and reopen the course. + This is a terrific course and can be challenging, but incredibly scenic, especially in the springtime. It is actually 2 sets of 18 holes. A front 18, known as the "short course" and a back 18, known as the "long course". The long course also has 3 bonus holes about halfway through, known as the labyrinth holes. The long course overlooks Butte Creek Canyon and is INCREDIBLY scenic, with many places to stop and absorb the scenery along the way. Don't bring Alcohol because occasionally there are park rangers patrolling the place, I have seen people get MIP tickets a couple times. Also, the place is relatively litter-free, unlike the rest of Chico.

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 08:47:50

link fixes

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- To get there from Davis, take I-80 east towards Sacramento, and then merge onto I-5 north. Near the Sac Airport I-5 will split and the right fork will be Hwy-99 North, take that, and drive for about 1:45 until you come to Chico, be very careful in the small towns along 99 because they are speed traps and you could very easily get pulled over. The cops there have nothing better to do. When you're in Chico, take the Hwy-32 exit, and then turn right, going up Hwy-32. Drive for about 5 minutes, and then watch for the entrance, which is on the left, and is completely unmarked, because the course is not sanctioned. Watch for Humboldt Rd. on the right, if you see that, keep going a little bit, it's maybe a minute farther. The actual entrance is just a little driveway on the left side, across from a big chasm on the right side, and before you enter a big group of trees. The parking is VERY rough, so if you're in a car you'll have to drive very slow. --["AnthonyGuzzi"]	+ To get there from Davis, take I-80 east towards Sacramento, and then merge onto I-5 north. Near the Sac Airport I-5 will split and the right fork will be Hwy-99 North, take that, and drive for about 1:45 until you come to Chico, be very careful in the small towns along 99 because they are speed traps and you could very easily get pulled over. The cops there have nothing better to do. When you're in Chico, take the Hwy-32 exit, and then turn right, going up Hwy-32. Drive for about 5 minutes, and then watch for the entrance, which is on the left, and is completely unmarked, because the course is not sanctioned. Watch for Humboldt Rd. on the right, if you see that, keep going a little bit, it's maybe a minute farther. The actual entrance is just a little driveway on the left side, across from a big chasm on the right side, and before you enter a big group of trees. The parking is VERY rough, so if you're in a car you'll have to drive very slow. --["Users/AnthonyGuzzi"]
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- * ''This course is pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only need 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ feet I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This course is pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only need 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ feet I believe.'' --["Users/ErnBro"]
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- * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. Also, their clubhouse/proshop has a HUGE disc selection at good prices.'' --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]	+ * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. Also, their clubhouse/proshop has a HUGE disc selection at good prices.'' --["Users/JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]
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- * ''This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the player to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost!'' --["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the player to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost!'' --["Users/ErnBro"]
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- ''2006-09-13 14:25:42'' [[nbsp]] About the Davis course: hole #6 has a mandatory dog leg. What about holes# 1 and 2? --["RobiPochapin"] - ------ - ''2007-02-12 15:49:46'' [[nbsp]] I played the "back nine" for the first time today- way better than doing a repeate of the "front nine" or playing it backward. --["RobiPochapin"]	+ ''2007-02-12 15:49:46'' [[nbsp]] I played the "back nine" for the first time today- way better than doing a repeate of the "front nine" or playing it backward. --["Users/RobiPochapin"]

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StaceyEllis — 2008-08-12 15:02:06

link to Chico Wiki, correct factual mistake, spelling

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- * [http://www.chicodiscgolf.org/Chicodiscgolf/ Upper Bidwell Park] - This is a terrific course and can be challenging, but increadibly scenic, especially in the springtime. It is actually 2 sets of 18 holes. A front 18, known as the "short course" and a back 18, known as the "long course". The long course also has 3 bonus holes about halfway through, known as the labyrinth holes. The long course overlooks Bidwell Canyon and is INCREADIBLY scenic, with many places to stop and absorb the scenery along the way. Don't bring Alcohol because occasionally there are park rangers patrolling the place, I have seen people get MIP tickets a couple times. Also, the place is relatively litter-free, unlike the rest of Chico. - The course is located in beautiful Upper Bidwell Park, but is not officially sanctioned by the City of Chico which owns the land (see the website for the dirty details). Bidwell Park is one of the largest municipal (city) parks in the entire nation. Upper Park is also a site of the filming for the movie Robin Hood with Errol Flynn in 1938.	+ * [wiki:chico "Upper Bidwell Park Disc Golf Course"] - This is a terrific course and can be challenging, but incredibly scenic, especially in the springtime. It is actually 2 sets of 18 holes. A front 18, known as the "short course" and a back 18, known as the "long course". The long course also has 3 bonus holes about halfway through, known as the labyrinth holes. The long course overlooks Butte Creek Canyon and is INCREDIBLY scenic, with many places to stop and absorb the scenery along the way. Don't bring Alcohol because occasionally there are park rangers patrolling the place, I have seen people get MIP tickets a couple times. Also, the place is relatively litter-free, unlike the rest of Chico. + The course is located in beautiful Upper Bidwell Park, but is not officially sanctioned by the City of Chico which owns the land (see the [http://www.chicodiscgolf.org/Chicodiscgolf/ Chico Outsiders website] for the dirty details). Bidwell Park is one of the largest municipal (city) parks in the entire nation. Upper Park is also a site of the filming for the movie Robin Hood with Errol Flynn in 1938.

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DougWalter — 2008-02-10 11:28:31

why not a direct llnk to URL as well as wiki link?

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- ''["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"]'' - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.	+ ''["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"]'' - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link or directly [http://www.ojigi.com/UCDfrisbeegolfcourse.pdf here] (pdf).

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EdHenn — 2007-04-06 03:53:39

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-06 03:53:39'' [[nbsp]] I haven't done the Chico course, but if you're willing to go that far, the Novato course and another in Napa are both excellent courses through the beautiful rolling hills of CA. --["Users/EdHenn"]

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AnthonyGuzzi — 2007-04-05 23:49:49

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- Frisbees can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"], ["Davis Sport Shop"] or a of other stores around Sac, or online. Frisbees can even be found at ["Target"] during the summer.	+ Discs (golf frisbees) can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"], ["Davis Sport Shop"] or a of other stores around Sac, or online. Frisbees can even be found at ["Target"] during the summer.
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- Most Frisbees cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose Frisbee like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. A putter, which flys steady and level for short distances, is usually the second purchase for those with just a couple discs. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.	+ Most Discs (golf frisbees) cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose Frisbee like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. A putter, which flies steady and level for short distances, is usually the second purchase for those with just a couple discs. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.
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AnthonyGuzzi — 2007-04-05 23:42:26

attempted to update link to Chico page, third time's a charm

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AnthonyGuzzi — 2007-04-05 23:41:18

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AnthonyGuzzi — 2007-04-05 23:27:19

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	+ "[Chico]" + * [http://www.chicodiscgolf.org/Chicodiscgolf/ Upper Bidwell Park] - This is a terrific course and can be challenging, but increadibly scenic, especially in the springtime. It is actually 2 sets of 18 holes. A front 18, known as the "short course" and a back 18, known as the "long course". The long course also has 3 bonus holes about halfway through, known as the labyrinth holes. The long course overlooks Bidwell Canyon and is INCREADIBLY scenic, with many places to stop and absorb the scenery along the way. Don't bring Alcohol because occasionally there are park rangers patrolling the place, I have seen people get MIP tickets a couple times. Also, the place is relatively litter-free, unlike the rest of Chico. + The course is located in beautiful Upper Bidwell Park, but is not officially sanctioned by the City of Chico which owns the land (see the website for the dirty details). Bidwell Park is one of the largest municipal (city) parks in the entire nation. Upper Park is also a site of the filming for the movie Robin Hood with Errol Flynn in 1938. + To get there from Davis, take I-80 east towards Sacramento, and then merge onto I-5 north. Near the Sac Airport I-5 will split and the right fork will be Hwy-99 North, take that, and drive for about 1:45 until you come to Chico, be very careful in the small towns along 99 because they are speed traps and you could very easily get pulled over. The cops there have nothing better to do. When you're in Chico, take the Hwy-32 exit, and then turn right, going up Hwy-32. Drive for about 5 minutes, and then watch for the entrance, which is on the left, and is completely unmarked, because the course is not sanctioned. Watch for Humboldt Rd. on the right, if you see that, keep going a little bit, it's maybe a minute farther. The actual entrance is just a little driveway on the left side, across from a big chasm on the right side, and before you enter a big group of trees. The parking is VERY rough, so if you're in a car you'll have to drive very slow. --["AnthonyGuzzi"] +
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- * ''This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ feet I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This course is pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only need 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ feet I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]
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- * ''This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost!'' --["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the player to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost!'' --["ErnBro"]

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NickSchmalenberger — 2007-04-05 22:49:37

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- ''["Big Kids Park"]'' (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.	+ ''["Oxford Circle Park"]'' (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.

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AnthonyGuzzi — 2007-04-05 22:42:20

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-05 22:42:20'' [[nbsp]] Chico is the best place to play disc golf. But it's a 2 hour drive north. Ukiah has 3 courses, one of which is really great. Oroville has a course, but it's not great, but it's a lot better than Big Kids Park. There's also a course in Novato, but I've never been to it. The Shady Acres course in Sacramento, in the Orangevale suburb, takes about an hour to get to from Davis. --["Users/AnthonyGuzzi"]

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RobiPochapin — 2007-02-12 15:49:46

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RobiPochapin — 2006-09-13 13:25:42

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	+ ------ + ''2006-09-13 14:25:42'' [[nbsp]] About the Davis course: hole #6 has a mandatory dog leg. What about holes# 1 and 2? --["RobiPochapin"]

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RobiPochapin — 2006-09-13 12:34:01

woodlands longest hole is 300+ feet not yards

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- * ''This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ feet I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-07-14 16:04:47

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- * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. Also, their clubhouse/proshop has a HUGE disc selection at good prices. --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]	+ * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. Also, their clubhouse/proshop has a HUGE disc selection at good prices.'' --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]

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- Disc Golf (also known as Frisbee Golf or even Frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability. For a writeup of rules and common terms used in the game, go [http://www.discgolfassoc.com/games.html here].	+ Frisbee Golf (also known as Disc Golf or even Frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a Frisbee from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability. For a writeup of rules and common terms used in the game, go [http://www.discgolfassoc.com/games.html here].
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- Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"], ["Davis Sport Shop"] or a of other stores around Sac, or online. Discs can even be found at ["Target"] during the summer.	+ Frisbees can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"], ["Davis Sport Shop"] or a of other stores around Sac, or online. Frisbees can even be found at ["Target"] during the summer.
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- Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. A putter, which flys steady and level for short distances, is usually the second purchase for those with just a couple discs. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.	+ Most Frisbees cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose Frisbee like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. A putter, which flys steady and level for short distances, is usually the second purchase for those with just a couple discs. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.
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- * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]	+ * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. Also, their clubhouse/proshop has a HUGE disc selection at good prices. --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-06-09 22:48:17

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- * [http://www.pdga.com]	+ * [http://www.pdga.com] -tons of info and a [http://www.pdga.com/course/courses_by_state.php?SearchState=California&order=city California course directory ]

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-06-04 20:55:09

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- * [http://home.comcast.net/~discgman1/shadyoaks.htm Shady Oaks] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. Word on the street is that it's the best course around. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.	+ * [http://home.comcast.net/~discgman1/shadyoaks.htm Shady Oaks] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. Word on the street is that it's the best course around. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse with refreshments and discs for sale. + * ''This course was pretty cool. It was woodsy, with lots of trees and winding paths. It's not very intuitive for new comers, but the new signs helped a lot. We talked to some regulars, who said, like we experienced, that the course is so popular that you often end up waiting for other groups at each hole. They recommended going on a weekday morning. --["JanelleAlvstadMattson" Janelle]

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-05-23 14:17:50

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- Disc Golf (also known as Frisbee Golf or even Frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability.	+ Disc Golf (also known as Frisbee Golf or even Frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability. For a writeup of rules and common terms used in the game, go [http://www.discgolfassoc.com/games.html here].
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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-05-19 23:40:37

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- * This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe. -["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe.'' --["ErnBro"]
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- * This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost! -["ErnBro"]	+ * ''This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost!'' --["ErnBro"]
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- [http://www.discnation.com] - - [http://www.pdga.com] - - [http://www.discgolf.com] - - [http://sfwgames.com/flash.php?id=discgolf Practice with this game!] - - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf]	+ * [http://www.discnation.com] + * [http://www.pdga.com] + * [http://www.discgolf.com] + * [http://sfwgames.com/flash.php?id=discgolf Practice with this game!] + * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf]
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- ''For another fun game of flying discs, check out ["Ultimate Frisbee"]	+ ''For another fun game of flying discs, check out ["Ultimate Frisbee"]''

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-05-19 21:55:04

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	+ + + ''For another fun game of flying discs, check out ["Ultimate Frisbee"]

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-05-19 21:36:14

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- Disc Golf (also known as frisbee golf or even frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability.	+ + Disc Golf (also known as Frisbee Golf or even Frolf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability. + +
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- Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.	+ Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. A putter, which flys steady and level for short distances, is usually the second purchase for those with just a couple discs. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-05-19 21:31:31

Upload of image golfer.jpg.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2006-05-19 19:03:43

Clean up and orginazation

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- ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.	+ ''["Big Kids Park"]'' (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.
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- '''WARNING:''' There are usually a few people in the park studying, reading, or relaxing on the grass and children playing in the play area. Disc Golf discs are usually heavier than your typical Frisbee and can cause '''extreme pain''' and possibly '''serious injury''' if you hit someone, especially a child. Take caution and warn people that may be in your line. If you are a beginner there is a good chance that your disc may not go where you expect it. '''Be very careful!'''	+ WARNING: There are usually a few people in this park studying, reading, or relaxing on the grass and children playing in the play area. Disc Golf discs are harder and heavier than your typical Frisbee and can cause pain and possibly serious injury, so be vocal and ''be very careful!''
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- ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"] - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.	+ ''["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"]'' - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.
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- ["Woodland"] - * Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are marked as par 4, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8. - * This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe. -["ErnBro"]	+ ''["Woodland"]'' + * Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are marked as par 4, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8. + * This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe. -["ErnBro"]
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- ["Sacramento"] - * [http://home.comcast.net/~discgman1/shadyoaks.htm Shady Oaks] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.	+ ''["Sacramento"]'' + * [http://home.comcast.net/~discgman1/shadyoaks.htm Shady Oaks] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. Word on the street is that it's the best course around. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.
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- * This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost! -["ErnBro"]	+ * This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost! -["ErnBro"]
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- Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or any number of places online. Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.	+ '''Purchasing Discs:'''
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- Disc Golf related links:	+ ''Where to buy:'' + Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"], ["Davis Sport Shop"] or a of other stores around Sac, or online. Discs can even be found at ["Target"] during the summer. + + ''What to buy:'' + Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc. + + + '''Disc Golf related links:'''

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-07-30 20:15:13

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- * Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8.	+ * Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are marked as par 4, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8.

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ErnBro — 2005-07-22 00:22:24

comment on local courses

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	+ * This course it pretty unexciting and flat. All the holes are straight shots and most only necesitate 2 throws for the moderately skilled. There are a few tree obstacles and the park is very well kept. Note: the locals might look at you funny. There is one hole which is 300+ yards I believe. -["ErnBro"]
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	+ * This could be a better course if it was maintained. It contains a lot of fun obstacles over varying terrain. This course is great for testing your distance too, but you'll walk a lot. Unfortunately, some of the holes are in serious disrepair and lack proper signage. A highlight though are the holes which run along side the lagoon and one that requires the discer to throw over water so be careful because that lagoon looks nastier than the rankest homemade compost! -["ErnBro"]

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JevanGray — 2005-07-21 13:27:43

name+link for Orangevale park + slight reformatting.

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- ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8.	+ ["Woodland"] + * Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8.
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- ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.	+ ["Sacramento"] + * [http://home.comcast.net/~discgman1/shadyoaks.htm Shady Oaks] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.
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- ["Natomas"] at Regency Community Park (Club Center Dr.)	+ ["Natomas"] + * Regency Community Park (Club Center Dr.)
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ArlenAbraham — 2005-07-21 12:32:55

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- ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot. '''WARNING: There are usually a few people in the park studying, reading, or relaxing on the grass and children playing in the play area. Disc Golf discs are usually heavier than your typical Frisbee and can cause extreme pain and possibly serious injury if you hit someone, especially a child. Take caution and warn people that may be in your line. If you are a beginner there is a good chance that your disc may not go where you expect it - so BE VERY CAREFULL!'''	+ ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot. + + '''WARNING:''' There are usually a few people in the park studying, reading, or relaxing on the grass and children playing in the play area. Disc Golf discs are usually heavier than your typical Frisbee and can cause '''extreme pain''' and possibly '''serious injury''' if you hit someone, especially a child. Take caution and warn people that may be in your line. If you are a beginner there is a good chance that your disc may not go where you expect it. '''Be very careful!'''

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LukeSoiu — 2005-07-21 10:53:51

Updated with some important information for beginners. May add more later.

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- ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a 9 hole course finally got new signs! Now people can easily find know how to get from hole 1 to 2 to 3. Also, a new discovery, not all holes are par 3s. There are a couple of par 4s thrown in. This new revelation will surely help some people's scores. Along with the signs, they also fixed the 9th hole so it has a cage again. This course is easy enough that a beginner can get par or birdie. Easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.	+ ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a comparatively short, 9 hole course. Follow the signs marking the tee for each hole to get from hole to hole. Each basket is numbered so you know which one to throw to. Typically, all holes are played as par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level. This course is very easy and a good place for a beginner to learn the game (and even get par or a birdie). The course can be easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot. '''WARNING: There are usually a few people in the park studying, reading, or relaxing on the grass and children playing in the play area. Disc Golf discs are usually heavier than your typical Frisbee and can cause extreme pain and possibly serious injury if you hit someone, especially a child. Take caution and warn people that may be in your line. If you are a beginner there is a good chance that your disc may not go where you expect it - so BE VERY CAREFULL!'''
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- ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are 4 par, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas. The first tee is at the South East corner of the park.	+ ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are par 3, however par can be modified to suit your skill level, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas (though watch those stray throws!). The first tee is at the South East corner of the park and the final tee is on the path behind hole 8.
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- ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue)	+ ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) - This is a true 18 hole course with lots of regulars. One of the big perks of this course is the on site clubhouse.
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- Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or ["Davis Sports Shop"] and usually cost between $8 and $14 each. Newbies who just want to use one disc should start by buying a #1 driver. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hooks, slices, etc.	+ ["Rocklin"] at Johnson Springview Park (3rd St.) + + Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or any number of places online. Most discs cost between $8 and $20 each. Beginners that only want (or can afford) one or two discs should start with a good multi-purpose disc like the Innova Shark or DiscCraft Buzzz. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hyzers (left turn), anhyzers (right turn), etc.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-06-20 17:14:21

i dunno... but i've heard it called that.

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- ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"] - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.	+ ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"] - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.
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- Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or ["Davis Sports Shop"] and usually cost between $8 and $14 each. Newbies who just want to use one disc should start by buying a #1 driver. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hooks, slices, etc.	+ Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or ["Davis Sports Shop"] and usually cost between $8 and $14 each. Newbies who just want to use one disc should start by buying a #1 driver. Regular players often carry 10 or more discs specific to driving, putting, hooks, slices, etc.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-06-20 08:00:20

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	+ + [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_golf]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-06-19 17:11:02

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-06-19 17:09:43

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-06-19 17:08:52

Upload of image disc_golf_sign.jpg.

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JackHaskel — 2005-06-19 16:48:08

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- ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - Finally went to this course and it's great! All holes are 4 par, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas. The first tee is at the South East corner of the park.	+ ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - All holes are 4 par, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas. The first tee is at the South East corner of the park.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-06-19 15:04:53

added some details on courses

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- ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a 9 hold course with every hole a par 3. It's easy enough that a beginner can get par or birdie. Easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages.	+ ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a 9 hole course finally got new signs! Now people can easily find know how to get from hole 1 to 2 to 3. Also, a new discovery, not all holes are par 3s. There are a couple of par 4s thrown in. This new revelation will surely help some people's scores. Along with the signs, they also fixed the 9th hole so it has a cage again. This course is easy enough that a beginner can get par or birdie. Easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. First tee is at the South East Corner of the park between the picnic area and the parking lot.
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- ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood)	+ ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) - Finally went to this course and it's great! All holes are 4 par, with great distances between each one. Lots of trees, but most are not in the way. Also, unlike the Davis course, this one doesn't have any holes in the middle of picnic areas. The first tee is at the South East corner of the park.
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- ["Vacaville"] at Regency Community Park (Club Center Dr.) and Lagoon Valley (Pena Adobe Road exit of I-80)	+ ["Natomas"] at Regency Community Park (Club Center Dr.) + + ["Vacaville"] at Lagoon Valley (Pena Adobe Road exit of I-80)

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EdwinSaada — 2005-06-17 20:07:36

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-	+ [http://sfwgames.com/flash.php?id=discgolf Practice with this game!]

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-06-06 13:56:16

adding a bit of info

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- Disc Golf (also know as frisbee golf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. There are two disc golf courses in Davis, one at the ["Big Kids Park"] and one created on campus ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"].	+ Disc Golf (also know as frisbee golf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. It's easy and fun, and par can be modified for any age or ability. + + Disc Golf courses in Davis: + + ["Big Kids Park"] (505 Oxford Circle) - This is a 9 hold course with every hole a par 3. It's easy enough that a beginner can get par or birdie. Easily modified into an 18 hole course by creating new tee-off areas for the various cages. + + ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"] - This course on the UC Davis Campus was created by a couple of UC students, with garbage cans, sculptures, and the like acting as the holes. A map can be found at this wiki link.

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-05-09 21:17:14

added courses, pic, and links

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	+ Discs can be purchased at ["Big 5 Sporting Goods"] or ["Davis Sports Shop"] + + Disc Golf related links: + + [http://www.discnation.com] + + [http://www.pdga.com] + + [http://www.discgolf.com] + +

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-05-09 21:02:01

adding more courses

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- Disc Golf (also know as frisbee golf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. There is are two disc golf courses in Davis, one at the ["Big Kids Park"] and one created on campus ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"].	+ Disc Golf (also know as frisbee golf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. There are two disc golf courses in Davis, one at the ["Big Kids Park"] and one created on campus ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"].
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- There is a course in ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park on Hazel Avenue.	+ Other area courses:
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- Much more to come!	+ ["Woodland"] at Fern Park (Ashley and Southwood) + + ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park (Hazel Avenue) + + ["Vacaville"] at Regency Community Park (Club Center Dr.) and Lagoon Valley (Pena Adobe Road exit of I-80) +

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JasonAller — 2005-05-09 18:54:34

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- There is a course in ["Sacramento"] on Hazel (Fact Check).	+ There is a course in ["Sacramento"] at Orangevale Park on Hazel Avenue.

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JasonAller — 2005-05-09 18:49:18

course in Sac

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	+ There is a course in ["Sacramento"] on Hazel (Fact Check). +

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-05-09 18:46:42

starting a new site

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	+ Disc Golf (also know as frisbee golf) is a game using the rules of golf, but throwing a disc from the tee-off to the cage or designated goal. There is are two disc golf courses in Davis, one at the ["Big Kids Park"] and one created on campus ["UCD Frisbee Golf Course"]. + + Much more to come!