Disc Golf

­­Disc golf uses specially made plastic flying discs instead of balls and clubs. The holes in traditional golf are replaced by a "Pole Hole®" basket (a steel basket over which chains hang) and as in Golf, the player has to complete a set course in the fewest number of throws, starting with the­ first 'Tee' and continuing toward the target, throwing each consecutive shot from the spot where the previous throw has landed. A successful 'putt' sends the disc into the target, usualy witha pleasing sound as the disc hits the chains. Wikipedia lists the following countries of having facilities: United States, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, Guam, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Scotland, Switzerland, Germany, Finland, Hungary, United Kingdom, Peru, Belgium, Czech Republic, Taiwan
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