Portneuf Valley Disc Golf Club

wwashby · Joined: 20 Mar 2007 Posts: 104

I was tempted to call this Sister City High Score because of how I shot last night just after the last disc catchers were put in place.

I wanted to give a special thank you to everyone who came out, most of them worked 8-13 hours, on 10/17 to make Sister City Disc Golf Course a reality.
Lance
Austin
Mooch
Mark
Dave
Michael
Michael's friend (I didn't catch his name)
Casey K.
Wendell W.
Kerry
Matt
Someone I am missing?

Here are some pictures from the work day.
http://picasaweb.google.com/WWAshby/SisterCityDiscGolfCourseBackNineIdeas#

In tribute to their work I thought we should keep a course best record log here.

Thanks to all of them I was able to hold the course record for a short time. It helps that I was the first one to play the course.

I played last night in the dark, and wind, with just a few lighted discs (I notice an over-stable disc is a must), missed 6-8 putts and shot a course record 64. I don't expect this to last more than a day.

Happy throwing. Cool

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pole vaulter · Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 461

did no one beat 64 today? can you find your way around the course without a map? or should i print something off if i go out there this week?

cowan521 · Joined: 25 Jul 2009 Posts: 236

out of lance mark mook kerry and myself lance shot the best today with an even 54 which i think is pretty impressive considering how long its been up and the difficulty of it. and james u should probably go with someone whos played it there is a couple of blind holes as well but overall an amazingly good time

wwashby · Joined: 20 Mar 2007 Posts: 104

The front nine is not to bad to follow with out a map. For right now I would print the map from the link above for the back nine. The final layout is just a little different but the flow is the same.
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mook · Joined: 22 Aug 2006 Posts: 798

I shot a 55 blindly shooting at 11, 12, 14, and 15.

pole vaulter · Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 461

I went and played Sister City today for the first time without a map and am sure i would have gotten lost i didn't run into Mark when he was leaving. He helped me get an idea where most of the holes on the back nine were. Here are results and i will post feedback on the other topic.

James Litchfield: Score 48
Front 9: Score 21 (bogey free)
Back 9: Score 27 (with a bogey on 12 and bird on 14)

Paul Litchfield: Score 47
Front 9: Score 19
Back 9: Score 28

I know we can both shoot better than that too, but i thought those were good scores for first round scores.

cowan521 · Joined: 25 Jul 2009 Posts: 236

cant find the bengal thread but me and austin were up there this morning and finished with a 50 which beat my best by 1 and i had 2 bogeys. and i got my 1st bird ever on 10 with about a 35 foot putt.
we decided it was too nice to quit so we went over to sister and i shot a 48 with 3 bogeys. also birdied hole 18 for the 1st time it was like a 50 foot putt out of a tree though. but overall a good and fun morning.

Wazowski08 · Joined: 16 Nov 2007 Posts: 621

I'm still stuck at 3 down at Sister. Mike did have a pretty stellar round going after two ir three bogeys and still shooting 6 down.
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mooch · Joined: 06 Nov 2008 Posts: 328

I shot a 46 today at sister with two bogeys one being hole 2 really embarrassing the other being hole 12. I also missed a birdie put on hole 11.
But the Round went as follows
Front nine 3,4,2,2,2,2,3,2,2 Total 22 -5
Back nine 2,3,4,2,2,3,3,3,2 Total 24 -3
Mark and Kyle were there with me to witness me playing well above my skill level.