What is the Best Disc Golf Vacation Destination?
 

What is the best disc golf vacation destination?

I just returned from the Monterey Bay in California and played De La Veaga, La Raza and other Monterey Bay courses. I thought that is was great place to take a disc golf vacation but I know that there must be a better grouping of disc golf courses on this planet.

Texas?
Michigan?
Maui?
Florida?
Japan?
Europe?

Belize?

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..........Portland, Or.?:yay:

Bob

Sure as hell isn't Chicago. I went there and didn't play disc for a week!

Exactly, Bob!

Well spoken as always!

must read entire post b4 shooting off with my fingers.....LOL Belize :headbang:




:kissflowers::yay::rockon::bowing::trophy:

of course OHB hits the nail squarely on the head :pirate::cheerleader:

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Santa Cruz, California

Is Bowling Green particularly conducive to rollers?

Oh SNAP!

Belize is an awesome destination but the disc golf is a bit lacking - just one nine holer is all.

I'd vote for central virginia, then massachusetts, then charlotte for straight up disc golf destinations.

Well, if Portland is the first choice, then the second choice is:

London, England. You can play disc golf, sightsee and ride the Underground. :) Lloyd Park was quite lovely, and Whitcombe Farm isn't too far away.

Austin Texas, the disc golf capitol of the world! (at least that is what i read somewhere)

John Houck resides somewhere down in those parts, I bet there are more than a few world class courses!

Twin Cities. Close to 40 courses within a half hour of the interstate loop around the metro and leagues every day but Saturday with more than one some days. Two courses in the top 10 on DG Course review.

Im Playing Jackson Park in Rapid City, SD this afternoon, they have a Tuesday Handicap league night. I'll post if its "destination" worthy.

One problem with this...you have to go to Texas. :nono:

I would love to visit the PDGA headquarters in GA.

it's hard to beat kansas city with so many quality courses all close together of course just being there may have something to do with that:chug:

:laughing: True but it is Austin. For those that don't know, Austin is an entity to it's own in TX. Very leftist and artsy. And people who live there are seemingly in love with it. I was chatting with one native, about how Austin is a place I might like to visit one day, and he was like "Yeah, Austin is great! Awesome bars, music scene, disc golf, etc. The only problem is that it's surrounded by, well, Texas."

Yeah, Texas definitely has Austin surrounded by more than a tank of gas in any direction.