ive played that on playstation move and its pretty cool

thers some but they are p2p and cost to even get in so its prob like $40+a play lol

i guess its closer then i thought but like i said if it doesnt make money its not really around here
u guys got all these free course n near me are p2p

i might try it out though it seems like it could be fun but the 45 min drive course thats free goes along the canal id prob lose my frisbee

but im if im paying to get into the p2p places im prob not going to be playing disc golf since ones a water park and the other is a golf course

This post was edited by dragoneth on Jun 10 2016 01:15pm

Yeah the discs sink like rocks. There's a guy at Stony Creek Park back home who every summer spends like 5 am to 7 am with a snorkel and goggles fishing them out of the water, then resells them out of his truck for 5, 10, or 15 bucks depending on the quality.

Dude makes bank from what I can tell. That's one of the most heavily played courses in Michigan.

This post was edited by dxlightning on Jun 10 2016 01:16pm

ever heard of the guy that does this with golf balls for a living? makes a killing lol

I mean it works for everyone. I bought my favorite driver off the guy and it saved me like 25 bucks. It's nice to have a backup that you can use on the ones where you know you have to throw over a pond.

yeah its a good idea and its a win win for the people buying them
unless they are the ones that lost it

i got fam in bermuda and we used to get the boat out to this spot that had hundreds of golf balls lol

never sold them though just had a huge stash we then drove into the ocean or took to the course

yeah theres a guy that does that at the local places, he cleans up and if the disk has your name/number on it its like a 2$ i saved your disk fee (per) and he gives them back

It's probably equivalent to bowling in terms of difficulty

If so then it's much easier than regular golf

This post was edited by Meatstick on Jun 10 2016 03:57pm