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<p>Repair encoding and publish museum wiki skeleton</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Courses&#039;&#039;&#039; is the canonical index for active, extinct, historic, object, and temporary disc golf courses and championship layouts.<br /> <br /> == Browse courses ==<br /> * By country, state, and region<br /> * By opening year and era<br /> * By designer<br /> * Active and extinct courses<br /> * Object courses and early basket courses<br /> * Temporary and championship layouts<br /> <br /> == Course article blueprint ==<br /> Each course article should cover founding, designers and collaborators, original layout, target changes, redesigns, tournament history, course records, closure or current status, photographs and maps, surviving artifacts, Museum material, and references. Historical and current layouts must not be conflated.<br /> <br /> == First research priorities ==<br /> * Rockledge Disc Golf Course<br /> * Early Florida courses<br /> * Courses used for landmark PDGA World Championships<br /> * One extinct course reconstructed from maps, photographs, and player memory<br /> <br /> == Help build course history ==<br /> Did you play or build a historic course? You can reconstruct a hole, identify a photograph, add a tournament, contribute a scorecard or map, or preserve a clearly labeled memory. See [[Contribute]].<br /> <br /> {{Research needed|Select and source five pilot course articles representing different eras, regions, and course types.}}<br /> [[Category:Courses]]</div>

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