I have been wanting to organize something for the disc golfers that like to run and throw but haven't  had the time to get it going.  So I would like to start it based on the honor system.  Here's the rules. Feel free to make suggestions if you don't like my ideas.  Get a stop watch and run the course of your choice.  Three discs max allowed, you must finish with two discs.  Start stop watch as soon as you tee off and stop as soon as you putt out.  You must putt out on every hole, no slapping the chains on drop ins.  Play course rules, ob's and such.
Here is how you keep your score.  Keep track of your score and time.  Multiply your score by .55 and add it to your time to come up with your score. For example I have played AJ Jolly and Idlewild and here are the scores I have come up with.  At AJ Jolly I shot a 48 and ran it in 25:43.  Multiply 48 by .55(the number used in Self caught flight for Throw run and catch, check wfdf.org) and you get 26.4.  Add 25.43 to 26.4 and you get 51.83. So my score for AJ Jolly is 51.83.  I ran Idlewild today and shot a 67 from the longs(playing the "real course ob rules") in a time of 30 minutes and 17 seconds.  Score wise it comes to  67 x .55 = 36.85 +30.17 = 67.02. 

A couple of other rules.  Please play when there is no one on the course or at least only a few players on the course.  Be courteous to other disc golfers.  Your imput will be appreciated.  You will be amazed how good you will score and it's a great work out. 

Post your times here. 
Dan if you could come up with a location on the site to keep track of scores that would be cool. Thanks

This event is offered for the frisbee players as well. A disc golf division and a frisbee(ultrastar for example)division.  Men and women.

I'm interested.

Nice score.  I don't think I could shoot a 63 at Airy these days if I took my time and my entire bag.  But I plan to make up for it in speed   I speed golfed 3 courses today in Austin, TX.  Still have yet to do it in Cincinnati, but I'll post when I do.

When I played in Ann Arbor's Brown Park there was a guy that ran up to six rounds while we played two at the turtle pace. He carried two discs. I'm down for trying this.

This guy can toss one pretty well, too.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_712854&feature=iv&v=y46ZxB1bjSs&src_vid=KLbz0X_7waU

Update: Played 18 holes at Mt Airy last week with 2 ultra stars again and ran it in 25:16 and shot a 69 for a score of 63.11 which is 16 pts better than last time(2 less holes).

Also ran it today(18 holes) after the Bengals loss with discs and shot 59 and a time of 26.33 for a score of 58.78 which is my best so far. This time of year is a good time to run the course. Not much traffic, ground is hard enough to not be muddy and you sweat enough to keep warm. Gloves are a must, I only had a glove on my left hand and my throwing hand was quite cold after a few holes but as luck would have it I found a glove(right hand) on the course on #13 to help me finish the round in confort. If you lost a blue wool glove on that hole it will be at the shop.

I ran turtle Creek today in 20 minutes and shot a 51.

I haven't thrown a frisbee since the Flying Pig and haven't run since June, but I'm pretty sure I could beat two old guys like Cox and Fred. I'm in training for NYD at Winton. It's important to be prepared for the wait at the tee for #12.

mt. airy
time: 25:30
shot: 62

score: 59.6

I now have 2 ice packs on my back.

Idlewild 24 longs (strict ob rules). 31:57 and a total of 100 strokes for a score of 86.6

Yeah, it was not a golf round I was proud of, but the workout was great. Btw, I was running a GPS tracking app on my phone, and it recorded almost exactly 3 miles for the course, not counting the walk back to the car from 18.