<p>hey where are there, if any, disc golf courses around ucsd. i saw online there is one in balboa park, but most courses dont come up on google maps..</p>
<p>so, anyone know? anyone dg?</p>
<p>how close is disc golf to ultimate frisbee? i knew a few people who did it back in the day, but never investigated any further …</p>
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<p>the one in balboa park is really good. there is an unofficial course on campus that the ultimate players play with normal 175g frisbees. here is a run through of the course:</p>
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<li>7th floor or urey to revelle fountain</li>
<li>revelle to those stairs</li>
<li>stairs to the benches in the courtyard by rec gym</li>
<li>benches to muir college sign by the hump</li>
</ol>
<p>i’ll see if i can find an actual map somewhere</p>
<p>no pins tho? thats kinda … shanky. im going to check out balboa when i go down for admit day. ive never been the the park, period, so should be cool. </p>
<p>no disc golf is nothing like ultimate frisbee, except that the discs are almost similar?</p>
<p>disc golf is like… golf… with a disc.</p>
<p>I call it ‘frolf’ or ‘frolfing’ LOL</p>
<p>yes, there are no pins on campus and honestly playing with real disc golf drivers is pretty dangerous because they are pretty sharp on the edges. Imagine hitting someone on a drive. 175g frisbees are safer and still pretty fun, you just aim for targets. But I agree its totally not the same thing.</p>