The Professional Disc Golf Association is in the early planning stages of developing a PDGA Disc Golf application for smart phones. To ensure that the application is the absolute best it can be and that it can be used by the greatest number of end users, they have put together a survey and need your help!

You can help them to determine what features we should offer, what is the preferred platform, and even what we should call this application.

You can take the survey by clicking here or by visiting www.pdga.com/pdga-application-survey.

With summer just around the corner, I’m really excited to announce the launch of the NEW Innova Disc Golf website. They have made significant changes to the website allowing for disc golfers from around the world the ability to easily find and connect with the most recognized brand in disc golf.

With the new launch of this website, it’s just in time for summer disc golfing activities; especially in Charlotte, as more and more people are coming “out of the woodwork” and hitting the disc golf course, sometimes for the first time this year. I look forward to more updates on the Innova website as well as more in-depth coverage (hopefully on twitter: @InnovaDiscGolf) of all the upcoming disc golf tournaments, especially those being hosted locally in North Carolina.

Happy Hucking!

Charlotte, North Carolina as you all may be aware has some of the best disc golf courses in the world.

The best disc golf courses in Charlotte, NC – ranked by difficulty.

1. Renaissance Park Pro Players Course – The hardest course in the area, Par set at over 70, this is one of the longest around. Tight and hilly this disc golf course is a challenge for any disc golf pro.
2. Hornet’s Nest Park – One of my personal favorite courses, A champion caliber par 58 course featuring a mix of disc golf strategy needed to keep it in the manicured fairways and wooded setting.
3. Reedy Creek Park is one of the most played courses around. Near UNC Charlotte this disc golf course, filled with wooded holes and terrain; accuracy and a disciplined game are needed to tame the par 54 track.
4. Sugaw Creek Park - A good mix of power shots and accuracy make this disc golf course one of the easier to get around and put up a good score.
5. Kilborne Park – located on a 50 acre plot, this par 54 course is a great course for a beginner disc golfer.

I am yet to play Elon Park but I hear that it is a great long and short disc golf course south of Ballantyne. What’s you ranking look like Charlotte?

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