Anyone play Frisbee golf??

[osufans]

Hi all! I'm an avid frisbee golfer, and am looking for some new courses to play in OH. I've played just about every Columbus-area course (although I hear two new ones opened this year.)

My friends and I have been doing a weekend outing for the last three or four years to the Canton area, and we hit all the big courses out there. I'm looking for some new challenging courses to play. It would be even better if there were three or four all in the same area, and we could make a weekend out of it.

I do have a few small criteria regarding the courses:
1) They should be at least 18 holes, unless it's a REALLY cool 9 hole course.
2) Not really interested in small or short courses. If it only takes an hour to play 18, again, unless it's REALLY cool, I'm not interested.

I think that's about it. Appreciate the suggestions!

Oh, and to give you an idea of courses I'm looking for, here are some of the courses I play, and if you've played them and know of similar ones, that would be great!

- Brent Hambrick Park (Hoover Reservoir, Westerville, OH)
- Deis Hill Park (Dover, OH)
- Freedlander Park (Massillon, OH)
- Arboretum-Spiker Park (Canton, OH)
- Glacier Ridge Metro Park (northwest of Dublin, OH)
- Lobdell Reserve (Alexandria, OH)

[Mezeron]

There is a cource up here in toledo to play its not the best but its something to do me and my buddy go every once in a wile

[mudpuppy_n_jeep]

got one here in marietta but i don't like it .i think every time i play there i loose 1 disk
now in wv nice one at va park in clarksburg and a big one in morgantown

[jspeer1130]

you already have all of the good ones I would suggest in this area.

[00000001]

Head down to Cincy. Mt. Airy forest, Harbin Park, Woodland Mound and Banklick (Northern KY) are some of my favorites. Check this out for more. There are a ton around here now.

[rnemovr]

i agree with 000000000000000000000000000001 lol

[theZapper]

Originally Posted by 00000001

Head down to Cincy. Mt. Airy forest, Harbin Park, Woodland Mound and Banklick (Northern KY) are some of my favorites. Check this out for more. There are a ton around here now.

Mt Airy is almost like a full size golf course...its definitely the most challenging course I've played.

[DocWard]

There is a disc golf course at Buck Creek State Park in Clark County, about 45 minutes or so west of Columbus on I-70. I don't play, but I often trail run at the park, and some of it is shared territory, so to speak. Generally haven't run into any problems, although I have had a couple of discs sail by and pointed them out to their owners.

I hope this helps.

[osufans]

Thanks all! Maybe we'll be planning a trip down to Cincy area!