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PARK IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND THE COURSE DOES NOT EXIST.
Use these links for more detailed course information, directions, reviews, pictures, etc. "L2" Layout: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=3835 ![]() Original "LINKS" Layout: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=2576
Last edited by ERicJ; 04-18-2011 at 03:23 PM. Reason: Course has been pulled. |
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Not that there were that many trees at the LINKS to begin with, but most of them survived though a little worse for the wear. The tree on #2 was the worst hit and may not make it. #1 and #3 trees had some decent damage. A big limb is down on #11 and #15 has a few limbs down. Nothing that impacts the course's playability.
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ERic...you & Jessica are the Disc Golf News Team extraordinaire! If PDGA gave out Emmys, you'd win hands down! Thanks for all the work & enthusiasm you bring to our community!
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I've installed small bricks marking all the locations of the tees for the entire course. You won't see them from a distance but if you know the general location of the tee or consult the maps you should be able to find them.
This should stop the "tee creep" that has been moving some of the temporary tee markers around from where they should be. Also the parks department had a bad habit of mowing over the flags that were in place.
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Who are the course designers?
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Pretty sure you can thank Neal Dambra for the course design.
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Neal Dambra and Don Wilcheck designed "The LINKS", i.e. red & blue tees.
Neal Dambra & I designed the "LINKS Largo", i.e. the white-long tees. ERic |
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are these tees marked? Last time I went there was no indication of where to throw from on many of the holes. So I decided to just throw into the water, as a statement.
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