Kalamazoo

[Mike S]

I'm in kzoo today for work and I want to get out and play a round somewhere when I'm done. I'm gonna be a couple miles from oshtemo- should I play there or is there another course that's "can't miss"? There were some good descriptions in the worlds thread but I couldn't get a feel for what the favorite courses were.

[CEValkyrie]

Oshtemo is a good course. The long tees are very challenging. Lots of long tunnels.

Too bad Timber Ridge got pulled.

If you feel like a road trip go check out Victory. It is a nice park and the course is fun to play. Put a few water discs in your bag.

I played Robert Morris and it was a decent course too.

I'm not a big fan of Coldbrook.

[tacimala]

Mike if you want someone to play with let me know, I can send out the bat signal.

[Mike S]

thanks for the suggestions Brett. I played the long tees at Oshtemo- WOW that was a fun and tough course. I shot really well for the first 5 or 6 holes and even took a couple of deuces... And then my round blew up after spending about an hour searching for discs in the pine trees and schule on 3 straight holes. After that I just forgot about the score and had fun. Its easy to push it a little too much on that course and get yourself into trouble. I had to resist the urge to throw the high-speed stuff and stick to the eagles and leopards, and just keep it on the fairway.

[papparoc]

If you get the chance play Begg in Battle Creek, it's one of my favorites. It got a cool island shot with muskrats swimming in the creek that runs down the center of the course. The woods shots are super clean with woodchip lined fairways.

I agree Oshtemo is da bomb

Kimball Pines (pinball pines) a lot of rough and a lot of trees.

Robert Morris is OK. Hole one is tough uphiller with a small window at the top and hole 2 fairway is about 10ft wide and 249ft with a curve. The rest of the course will make you shoot a variety of shots. Hole 10 & 17 are long tough pars and hole 18 is a sweet downhill tunnel.