Moving to NYC (Brooklyn), Where to play?

[Nick M]

I know Prospect Park has an object course that is playable during daytime hours on weekdays. I know Warwick is 40 miles away, FDR state park is just north of the Bronx and they have random doubles in New Jersey at Rutgers on tuesdays. What other courses in NY, NJ and CT are worth playing that are not more then 40-50 miles away from Manhattan and Brooklyn? What about leagues and clubs to look for? I want to find the inner circle of the disc community in the surrounding area. I will also be staying for a month in the Catskills on the NJ, NY and PA border by Milford and Port Jervis, what courses are in the area that are decent?

[MR. WICK]

These will be your two best resources

www.nynjdiscgolf.com
www.nefa.com

[Nick M]

Thank you, i will look into those. The other good news is that Long Island has there first dg course. Cedar Beach which is pay to play, all the other courses almost require paying the pricey tolls of leaving and entering NYC, but Cedar Beach will not. It costs $12 to get back into nyc from New Jersey!

[adevuyst]

I live in Warwick and Beacon Glades isn't too far off. Take 9w north into beacon, straight shot. It's a new course so the signage sucks and it still needs clearing but some fun shots can be had there. FDR is cool but a little boring, and The Oasis Across the street from our brakewell course should be done by late summer early fall. That brings our count of courses in town to three, with double tees and holes on brakewell and [most of] wolfewoods, although I'm not sure about the setup at the oasis. Campgaw is pretty cool too, there are two courses there but the course shuts down in the winter as it's a ski mountain. New paltz also has a course at the Mohonk house which I haven't played yet and hunter isn't too too far.