u/Rocky_MountainWay

I had a super cool experience today. I’m not going to disclose where I am, because I think the idea of a secret course is cool, and clearly, it’s meant to be kept secret.

I’m on vacation, with my family, in a tropical place. There is a disc golf course about 3 miles North of where we’re staying. Three days ago, I played the course. It’s in a public park, playing around a baseball field. The baskets are rusted DiscCatcher baskets, and there are only 4 of them. Painted lines on the Asphalt paths indicate 18 different tee locations. It’s on UDisc, so fairly easy to follow, but not super interesting. At one point during that round, I went OB into some very thick rough. While retrieving my disc, the noticed that the rough went down a hill into a valley, which looked well maintained, but I didn’t think much of it.

Today, I played the same course, and I went OB again, this time going much deeper into the rough. There were no signs indicating that it was private property, but the rough opened up into a well groomed valley, with beautiful, bright, homemade baskets all around. It was like an Alice and wonderland situation, like another world, protected from view by thick foliage. It’s not on the UDisc map, or is it mentioned in reviews for the other course. I dropped pictures of a basket from the main course, the rough and a couple pics of the hidden course and baskets. I’m not sharing too many pics, because I don’t want to totally reveal where this is, but it was such a cool experience!
Cheers!

Fremont has been my favorite brewery outside of Colorado and continues to impress. This beer is fantastic; tons of hop flavor.

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