Kyle Williams

I have seen a lot of courses across Michigan. After playing Avalanche Preserve two things came to my mind. The first was that it was an absolutely gorgeous area, the second was that it has potential for more. It seemed like the course was laid out very well, wrapping around the natural hiking area of Avalanche Preserve. It is not very often you see a disc golf course put in without at least taking a couple trees out here and there. It seems they have done a fantastic job of protecting the a ...
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I have seen a lot of courses across Michigan. After playing Avalanche Preserve two things came to my mind. The first was that it was an absolutely gorgeous area, the second was that it has potential for more. It seemed like the course was laid out very well, wrapping around the natural hiking area of Avalanche Preserve. It is not very often you see a disc golf course put in without at least taking a couple trees out here and there. It seems they have done a fantastic job of protecting the area (plastic covers on trees) which is what should come first and foremost. The disc golf club there is very proactive which will only lead to success in whatever they do. The hikers around the preserve seem to know about the game and even stopped to watch us throw and continued on only when we were done throwing, which at most courses, is unheard of. Kudos to the Boyne Disc Golf club for creating a positive atmosphere and fun for all.
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