18th Annual Battle At Bell Park Sponsored by MVP Disc Sports

Hey David, thanks for putting that out there. I would like to say that the course looks quite a bit ... show more ›

Hey David, thanks for putting that out there. I would like to say that the course looks quite a bit different now than when we made that video. I need to get out there and make a new video. The layout is still exactly the same, but the overall condition of the course, (grass, lines, thorns, etc....) are much better than when this video was made. That being said, I do hope the video helps!

That is great feedback! Even if the conditions are different/better than in the video, knowing the g ... show more ›

That is great feedback! Even if the conditions are different/better than in the video, knowing the general layout and the basic shot shapes required is useful. Plus, the video has some good commentary about the locations of the next tees; it also points out baskets/fairways that are in close proximity to other holes, which might be helpful for someone who might be playing through for the first time. Looking forward to it!

Hey Daniel, this is what I recommend for someone who has never played either course, assuming you ar ... show more ›

Hey Daniel, this is what I recommend for someone who has never played either course, assuming you arrive the day before the event with time for only one practice round. Park on the east (downhill) side of the big pavilion near the entrance. That is close to hole 11 tee, across Bell Park Rd from 10 basket. Play Bell Park 10, 11, 12, 13. Take the trail uphill and right from 13 basket, uphill and right of 14 tee, and when you come out after less than 100 feet you will see Fox #1 tee to your left. Play Fox 1-4. Left of 4 fairway you will see 17 tee for Bell. Play that one, then go uphill and right to get back to Fox. Play the rest of Fox. Almost everything you skipped on Bell is straightforward point and shoot. I recommend playing Bell #8 before you leave.