Milo McIver is where I learned to actually play disc golf. Not just throw discs \u2014 play. Read lines, manage risk, recover from mistakes, handle pressure. I’ve had my best rounds there and my most humiliating disasters. It’s the course that dropped my rating from 941 to where it is now after a tournament I’d […]
Milo McIver State Park: My Home Course, My Nemesis Read More »
Pier Park is where I first saw disc golf being played. I didn’t know what it was at the time \u2014 this was maybe 2015, before I’d started playing \u2014 I was just walking my dog through the park and saw people throwing frisbees at metal baskets. Thought it looked weird. Interesting, but weird. A
Pier Park: Portland’s Best Free Course (And Where I Learned to Play) Read More »
I live in Oregon. It rains here approximately 200 days a year. If I only played disc golf on dry days, I’d play maybe twice a month from November to April. So I play in the rain. A lot. I’ve developed systems. Some of them even work. Here’s everything I know about disc golf in
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