When I told Cliff that I checked out disc golf courses and some had water, he suggested that I stay
away from water hazzards in Florida because of alligators. These guys might typify the disc golf
philosophy, though -- some of them are swimming. Maybe it started with the desire to retrieve a
favorite disc.
View from the tee pad, looking down the fairway. I'm not sure what is so fair about that !!!!
As opposed to the hole above which required accuracy, this hole stretches across an open plain to a
basket on top of the wooden wall on the other side, demanding distance (which I don't have).
This is my imaginary shot of the day. (In my imagination) I threw under the top flower branch, across
the corner of the water, and into the basket on the hill, under the tree in the distance -- a slightly
left-to-right shot. The crowd, of course, went nuts.
This is the amateur tee. The basket is on the plateau on the other side.
This is the professional tee (otherwise known as the Jimmy tee) for the same hole -- much longer
and the water on the left comes more into play.
Your approach shot on this hole better not be left.
Disc Golf -- Cliff Stevens Course
The second course that mom and I tracked down (after a bit of searching) was more difficult and more scenic.