Goldie gets an Ace at the Sucker River

	Duration: 00:20 minutes Upload Time: 2007-01-05 23:55:00 User: duggleass :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: Signature hole at the Sucker River in Northern Minnesota. You can't really tell from where the camera is on this shot, but there is a half fallen tree on this hole that prevents a straight shot at the basket. Also, there is an elevation drop, do to the 5 foot water fall just beyond the pad. The Basket, is on a peninsula, so it really is more of a challenge than this angle might suggest.
Comments
ChartierProductions ::: Favorites Awesome shot! 07-09-26 13:36:39 __________________________________________________
footballdude007 ::: Favorites that was incredible 07-08-25 18:24:01 __________________________________________________
spasmodicfleshapoid ::: Favorites nope,only played in maine. 07-08-05 16:43:28 __________________________________________________
duggleass ::: Favorites It was indeed. Have you played that course? 07-08-05 10:34:32 __________________________________________________
spasmodicfleshapoid ::: Favorites that was a killer shot on a cool course 07-08-05 09:05:41 __________________________________________________
duggleass ::: Favorites you know, that was a whole bit of conversation on the MFA board and was already decided that his foot was over the line. However, its still a sweet shot and history now. Good eyes though. Not many see that 07-08-04 00:35:57 __________________________________________________
spasmodicfleshapoid ::: Favorites foot over the line. 07-08-03 20:11:28 __________________________________________________
duggleass ::: Favorites What you can't see from here is that the pin is on a peninsula, so its really tight. Thanks for the comment! 07-07-19 23:47:22 __________________________________________________
BGuss ::: Favorites that is a crazy hole there, no messing up on that throw. Good shot! 07-07-12 16:26:17 __________________________________________________
duggleass ::: Favorites Well you build one on your own, and use trails and fields. But you must own the property. Thats a given. And for maintenance, its pretty simple, if your dedicated, but get a group of disc'ers who are interested and set up rules and requirements, and bam. Community Park, for a very small community that is. 07-01-08 20:24:32 __________________________________________________