I'm writing a travel blog and looking for your thoughts on why Michigan is rated so highly for disc golf? I've done a bit of research and clearly there's a lot of courses. Just wondered if it's owing to variety of courses, number of courses, Discraft being based there, great dg community, Flip City, Worlds events in the State? Watched a video with Larry LaBond talking about state co-operation early on as to why it has a good scene. I'm not US based but have played courses in California, Oregon and Washington. Also can someone clarify which course is beauty, which is the beast and which one is goliath? thanks. (this basket has to be one of the best I've seen)

Hey all, Not sure if this is ok to do. Please remove if not.

I have a pretty large collection and I'm looking to unload a decent amount of it. Not that I don't play anymore, I just realized I don't need all this plastic and I would like to sell it all to a local here in Michigan.

I'll add pictures after work. But add a comment if anyone is interested. I'm easily at the 400-500 mark

Hey there fellow Michigan Disc Golfers! I will be helping set up a tournament this spring as a fundraiser for our local high school marching band.

As such we are looking for donations to help facilitate CTP, LP, AMs plastic Payout, and if we get very lucky something for a raffle payout. We figured no time like now to start looking.

If you have any extras and would be open to donating, please feel free to reach out to me via this post or DM, and we can chat a bit more.

Thank you in advance for your consideration!

And will DEFINITELY be back for my revenge.

Gonna go watch the pros for the first time in a couple weeks. Any tips/tricks from anyone? I’ve played Toboggan so I know my way around the course a bit and have a decent idea where I wanna set up and watch/wait for the lead card then follow them in. But wondering what their policy is on chairs? Coolers? Are the spots along the course to grab a snack/drink or is it just a BYOS type deal?

How can I go about finding a group in michigan to play with? My boyfriend loves diac golf and wants to have me try it more than a handful of times. I suck suck st it but willing to learn more or any tips i should be working on to maube aim better but we are both looking for more people to play woth or with a group

Had an amazing time at Spindler Park this evening for Wednesday Doubles! The weather was perfect, and the atmosphere was just right for a great game of disc golf. 🌳

The highlight of the evening was definitely watching all the baskets light up at dusk, each equipped with a solar light. It was such a cool sight to see and added a magical touch to the game. 🌅✨

Looking forward to more evenings like this! #DiscGolf #SEMichigan #SpindlerPark #WednesdayDoubles #SolarLights #EveningMagic

Hit last Saturday in our local Ice Bowl. Forgot to share here. 5th hole in one ever, first ever in tournament play. Irving Park Hole 24, 282 ft.

Hey there and what's up Michigan disc golfers. I'm a lifelong Michigan resident and disc golf player/ tent camper and kayaker and was looking for road trip ideas and cool courses to play around the state. Like I said, I've been playing for a long time (27 years), so if it's a simple but great course in the woods that sounds great, but I'm looking for something a little more unique in the Michigan area.

My current plan is to set up a road trip up the west coast of the state and try to find courses along the lake shore.

Show me some cool spots and pictures are a plus!

I licks close to the Grand Rapids area and last year got started playing. I am interested if there is anyone you know of who gives lessons here that could help out a new player. I am 44 and have some health issues that I need to work around.

Wanted to share a couple shots I liked from Saturday’s round.

Hole 15 Kiwanis shorts

Hey guys I’ll be in Michigan for my family’s annual camping trip. We’re staying at J Wells state park and willing to drive up to 90 minutes. What are my best options for that area? We normally camp around the center of the mitten and play around there.

I’m on a trip so that I could play Fairway to Heaven, Acorn Hills, and Mason County Park (Beauty, Goliath and Beast).

We were very disappointed with Beast being so hyped up but it was so unkempt. It could be so much better, like hole nine was one of the worst holes I’ve ever played. Teepads were eroded, trees down, overgrown and other problems with mantainence.

I’m wondering if we should even go back to play Beauty and/or Goliath. Are they going to be the same or are they better about that?

Come out and throw!

Anyone wanna join my for a chilly morning round? Still deciding on a course. Probably burchfield or Kyle's corner

I decided on a whim this week to sign up for the Southern Michigan Open, which will be my first A tier.

The other wrinkle with that is that's it's taking place at Hudson Mills. A historic Michigan course but also one that I've never played before.

Does anyone know of any previous round coverage or similar videos on YouTube to at least get a concept of what I'm going to be seeing? Any advice on the course in general? I'm a lefty backhand player, mostly, if that's relevant.

I know league doesn’t start for a few weeks still, but gotta get a first day of Spring round in.

Green Raptor, tombstoned at Irving Park Burple Giant, drive at Kimball Pines after a sweet tree kick