New guy on the block

[Miller]

If you're new the Windwood (without the water) and Northside are fun to play, but both can be challenging. Terramont and Bear Branch up in the Woodlands are probably a little easier for a beginner. I would stay out of Oak Meadow (the Blackhorse reference). It's private and very challenging. Another couple of courses that are fun and not too punishing at TC Jester down off of 43rd and 290 and Moffitt and Hammerly and the Beltway. Both are a little far to drive, but enjoyable, especially if you're just getting started.

[nickster]

Originally Posted by duffyskin

id personally avoid moffit unless youre gonna play at the crack of dawn before the idiot dope heads show up. that place will never change.

hit black horse except for the weekends its closed to the general public and windwood is the sweetest course on the nw side

and I'm grateful you stay away also.

thanks!

[griff]

Originally Posted by duffyskin

id personally avoid moffit unless youre gonna play at the crack of dawn before the idiot dope heads show up. that place will never change.

hit black horse except for the weekends its closed to the general public and windwood is the sweetest course on the nw side

moffit is a fun course. don't let a post like this keep you away. there are some great people out there, a couple of my good friends live adjacent to the course. i'f you harbor resentment and let other peoples actions dictate your own mood, you'd do best to never leave the house.

[Smokin' Joe]

Originally Posted by griff

moffit is a fun course. don't let a post like this keep you away. there are some great people out there, a couple of my good friends live adjacent to the course. i'f you harbor resentment and let other peoples actions dictate your own mood, you'd do best to never leave the house.

YUP....and you'll be left dragging your a$$, like Dufus-kin.

[duffyskin]

Originally Posted by nickster

and I'm grateful you stay away also.

thanks!

hey just an experienced opinion. plus the course is just plain ol dirty and short short short.

[Miller]

Originally Posted by duffyskin

hey just an experienced opinion. plus the course is just plain ol dirty and short short short.

Which if you're a beginner just getting into it, short short short (and very forgiving for a bad throw) is kind of nice.

[underpar24]

Houstonbirdshot.com might help you see events and leagues. Keep throwing.