i am moving to seattle in march-april and if anyone has any info about the disc golf scene there that would be great. Ryan

Ryan, when you asked earlier in November I offered my thoughts on Seattle area courses here:

http://www.pdga.com/msgboard/showflat.php?Board=Courses&Number=610092&Searchpage=0&Main=607311&Search=true&#Post610092

i know and thanks for that, would you be happy if you lived there for a few years, as far as disc golf?

I played Seattle last year around thanksgiving and was there for a week. While I was there I played four courses total, two 18 hole & two 9 hole. I'll rate them in order:

1. Terrace Creek Park (http://www.leftcoastdiscgolf.com/index.php?option=com_zoom&Itemid=42&catid=87) This place is awsome and lived up to everything I imagined playing in the Northwet would be like!!
2. Lakewood Park (http://www.leftcoastdiscgolf.com/index.php?option=com_zoom&Itemid=42&catid=84) This is a great friendly park with lots of golfers and pedestrians.
3. Juel Park (http://www.leftcoastdiscgolf.com/index.php?option=com_zoom&Itemid=42&catid=418) Short nine hole, open and great to have down the street to practice on.
4. Mineral Springs-NorthPark (http://www.leftcoastdiscgolf.com/index.php?option=com_zoom&Itemid=42&catid=85) One of the most ridiculous courses I've ever played. They stuck a nine hole disc golf course in an area the size of one city square block. They also have poles with netting stretched between them lining the sides of the fairways so you don't go on to the hole right next to you. There were a lot of people playing this place though.

From what I've heard they just made the Seatac course into a championship caliber player's course!! The courses in the surrounding area I've heard are good and so are some in southern Canada.

The only other thing about Seattle is the rain. :( If you can stand only having three good months of weather a year good luck to ya!!