This is why I have 3 MVP Trails and 2 L64 Rivers. I lost my first Trail that my wife gave me in an overgrown marsh, ordered 2 more, and was lucky enough to get a call a couple of days later that it had been found. I lost my River in raspberry bushes on hole 4 of a new to me 27 hole course.

Absolutely, and the discussions to make this happen will be happening shortly.

I have access to heavier duty power tools like chainsaws as well!

I played the new 9 hole course at Blue Bear Inn next to Crotched Mountain last week to warm up, and I played Top O The Hill for the first time today, as I had to go to Concord anyways. My arm didn't feel great for distance, but the accuracy was still there. My arm seems OK so far, I'll see tomorrow.

Thanks! About a month ago I hit a tree, disc kicked left, and went down a hill. Coming back up the hill, I rolled my ankle on a stump, and when I fell, I managed to hurt my elbow. I aggravated it twice fixing my cars (time sink) and doing yardwork. I played my first 18 hole round since then today.

That would work, maybe have the tee of the new 9 near the basket of 2 going back uphill along the tree line? The shame is that I think 4 and 5 have the most interesting basket locations on the course, so I'd like to see those both used even if it's a long walk from the basket of 3 to the tee for 4.

I effectively played from the green tees on several holes (or alternate tees on 7 and 10) after a mediocre tee shot. 😆Unfortunately, I did not get to check out any of the local fare, as I played Patch Park on my way home (video upcoming).

There are some courses that are not gentle walks. I played a particularly non-gentle walk course on Monday at Horace Hill Recreation Area in Dover, VT.

My Omega Supersoft was a replacement for my first putter, a Discraft Rattler that had become very overstable. I still bag it for 40-80 foot death putts where I can still make a lob putt attempt but not have it roll away if I miss. Fast forward 25 years, and now I use an Electron Soft Axiom Pixel.

I think at this point I have all of the courses on UDisc in NH south and west of Concord filmed, though Patch Park and Franklin Pierce University all not published on Youtube yet.

Based on the pic, I think that you will be very pleasantly surprised with the improvements. I believe that I was told that all of the bridges are made from wood that was cut down on site. If you're in Keene often, it's definitely worth the trip if you've got time.

I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts on how it has changed from a couple of years ago. Even though I'm guessing it's over an hour for you to get there,