So if you go to archive.org you can check out old webpages that used to exist. I found my old Knob Hill website, check it out.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010429065619/www.ripplecommunications.com/knobhill/

Thats awesome chris. I like the running total of courses you've played. How many are you up to now?

Hmmmm, I'll have to pull out the book, I believe 90 courses now??

I wish that they would have had the webpage from 2002 though as that is when it went through a complete overhaul, it was by far the best on I had made.

The cool thing about that page is that it was the first ever disc golf page listed under disc golf in YAHOO!! Heck it was a webpage before Innova even had a webpage.

Hmmmm, I'll have to pull out the book, I believe 90 courses now??



I'm up to over 175 courses (http://www.geocities.com/the_lung/discgolf.htm). :cool:

Approximately 200 for me with a couple of new ones (http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/codorusdiscgolf/) to be added to the list tomorrow! :cool:

Just to compare myself with you guys, I played my 30th in IL during Alanna's bid at USWDGC. I guess i have a lot of catching up to do.

I don't keep count. I have always stuck with Quality over quantity. But I would fair to say it is around 60 or so.

I don't keep count. I have always stuck with Quality over quantity. But I would fair to say it is around 60 or so.



Playing all the crappy courses over the years certainly helped me realize and fully appreciate the good ones though, that's for sure. I've moved to quality over quantity in the last few years. I'm always amazed when I think about the courses I play most often nowadays - they are all courses like Little Lehigh Parkway, Nockamixon, Jordan Creek, Deer Lakes, Moraine, etc with par at 60 or more. No more pitch-n-putts for me. I don't think that many Pittsburghians realize just how good they have it, with the world class Knob Hill, IUP College Lodge, Moraine State Park, Deer Lakes, & Pymatuning State Park courses all within a 90 minute drive of the city!