City of Fountains - PDGA Event - November 3rd

[white mccoy]

That's why the long is the best. Very hard 3, but not even an easy 4 with the slope around the basket.  both short placements are "throw far, lay-up, and move on"

[Mike Hyzer]

That's why the long is the best. Very hard 3, but not even an easy 4 with the slope around the basket.  both short placements are "throw far, lay-up, and move on"

Not everyone throws 400' drives consistently. 18's short placements may be tweeners for most of the Open players, but they are challenging Par 3's for most everyone else. Hopefully there will be a strong north wind that day to grab ahold of those uphill putts, then we'll see how much of a tweener it is.

[spnachio]

That's why the long is the best. Very hard 3, but not even an easy 4 with the slope around the basket.  both short placements are "throw far, lay-up, and move on"

Not everyone throws 400' drives consistently. 18's short placements may be tweeners for most of the Open players, but they are challenging Par 3's for most everyone else. Hopefully there will be a strong north wind that day to grab ahold of those uphill putts, then we'll see how much of a tweener it is.

agreed. Is the basket way up the hill by the fence a setting for 18?

[The Nailer™]

Yes Jeffo.  If you over rip it you're in the pit of death.

[robm]

Jeff, rip it?  Please.

[thankyoupeter]

I played Cliff yesterday and I think 18 near the fence will definitely produce some score differential, even for the pros.  It's about the same distance from the tee as 18 short but about 30 feet higher, so it's defintely improvement if you think 18 short is a tweener.  Add in the extreme slope and any uphill putt over 20' will be challenging. 

On another note, if someone gets hot, I think 45 or 44 may be possible.  If you can throw 400', every hole is a potential deuce except 1 and 18, with 6,8,12 and 17 being tough deuces.  It'll be interesting to see if anyone gets close to the course record. 

[spnachio]

I'm not saying what placements we should play. I just wondered if the was for 18 or a super hard placement for 16. Just never played that spot

[Scott A Reek]

16 is in the short on the side of the hill, this is the first time i have seen 18 at the top of the hill.  Also 13 has a new placement short within some trees by the road.

[jhinck2]

16 is in the short on the side of the hill, this is the first time i have seen 18 at the top of the hill.  Also 13 has a new placement short within some trees by the road.

Don't you mean 15 is in the short?  I thought the only 16 short was under the tree?

[thankyoupeter]

16 is the hole running north/south along west side of the reservoir.  The short placement is about 330' on the side of the hill.  15 is also short and located under the tree.

[white mccoy]

16 is in the short on the side of the hill, this is the first time i have seen 18 at the top of the hill.  Also 13 has a new placement short within some trees by the road.

Don't you mean 15 is in the short?  I thought the only 16 short was under the tree?

I think you are confused on your holes

[jhinck2]

16 is in the short on the side of the hill, this is the first time i have seen 18 at the top of the hill.  Also 13 has a new placement short within some trees by the road.

Don't you mean 15 is in the short?  I thought the only 16 short was under the tree?

I think you are confused on your holes

Whoops.  Sorry for the confusion.  Been a loooong week.

[jack]

the PIN on the top of the hill is actually the ORIGINAL #18 (if you wanna call it that number) pin, the one by the road came along about 4 years after that placement.  That pin has been used in the past for an alternate long #16 as well.  Drew left a basket there that thieves took (Orange one.....still pissed) but suffice it to say that is the original placement, and too many folks didn't like climbing that high up, so the lower placement was added in.  Where the "long alternate #18" is (Blue Basket) actually used to be the teeing area for what is currently #11, but moved that to the top.

The course over years has evolved, and a new evolution will be underway soon once everything aligns better in all the lives of those involved.

In the mean time, shut up and enjoy playing in a few of the best disc golf courses in the world, as well as great parks!   

(I am saying in jest....)  But please enjoy and remember that these courses have taken a short trip to get to where they are, and they are still in all facets babies in town.

 

[The Nailer™]

Yep.  I'm gonna need a guide for Cliff too. 

[Scott A Reek]

As of now the first round will be at Blue Valley.  I will set it for sure by Wednesday on whether we will split the pools or not.  If you are planning on playing in this event, i need you to register or contact me.  This will really help me determine how many people can play and if pools assignments need to be made.