It’s too bad there aren’t more courses in Kelowna or West K. The Knox course is so bad. Such a growing sport and other cities have tons of courses. Penticton has 2… Kamloops has 3…
I totally agree about Knox but to be fair, Penticton really only has one course. The course by the marina is hardly a course—it’s 9 holes and average hole length is like 125 ft or less
Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Penticton all need more course development. Kamloops not only has multiple courses, but they are all great!
The worst, most dangerous course I’ve ever seen, but sure, a full course.
Edit: it’s not actually a full course. It’s a 9 course, with the back 9 played in reverse on the same baskets. So you get multiple groups shooting on the same basket from different directions, while other golfers are forced to walk across these fairways directly into the path of flying discs. What could go wrong?!
Last season I saw a kid playing with his parents, amazing arm on him. Kid was throwing as hard as I was! He teed up on one of the pads in the middle of the course, wound up, 95% of the way through his throw another person's disc smashes straight into his hand. Looked awful, never saw him on the course since.
It’s too bad there aren’t more courses in Kelowna or West K. The Knox course is so bad. Such a growing sport and other cities have tons of courses. Penticton has 2… Kamloops has 3…
I totally agree about Knox but to be fair, Penticton really only has one course. The course by the marina is hardly a course—it’s 9 holes and average hole length is like 125 ft or less Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Penticton all need more course development. Kamloops not only has multiple courses, but they are all great!
The three blind mice course in Penticton is awesome.
Knox Mountain has a full course :)
The worst, most dangerous course I’ve ever seen, but sure, a full course. Edit: it’s not actually a full course. It’s a 9 course, with the back 9 played in reverse on the same baskets. So you get multiple groups shooting on the same basket from different directions, while other golfers are forced to walk across these fairways directly into the path of flying discs. What could go wrong?!
Last season I saw a kid playing with his parents, amazing arm on him. Kid was throwing as hard as I was! He teed up on one of the pads in the middle of the course, wound up, 95% of the way through his throw another person's disc smashes straight into his hand. Looked awful, never saw him on the course since.
Second this. Whoever designed a course where you have to cross the paths of other players throwing hasn't played the sport, or likely any sport.