Re: Disc Golf
Posted: Wed July 03, 2013 12:31 pm
yep, playing in the pouring rain was a dumb idea, im not feeling great this morning 
Yeah it's rarely a good idea to play in the rain. IT's easy to slip and pull something like a groin. Think of the children!!!Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:I tried playing in the rain again today, and this time it really poured for a bit, i need to not try that anymore. Im sure most of it was because of the rain but i played terrible, probably somewhere around 20 - 25 over par, but i was slipping on the tee boxes and the discs were slipping out of my hand, so i did what i could with the conditions
and i was scared of slipping the whole time, so i would either try for a good tee shot and slip, or i would half ass the shot so i wouldnt slip and throw it terrible anyway. i think yesterday ended my disc golf in the rain, atleast when i know its already gonna be rainingFuck You Jobu wrote:Yeah it's rarely a good idea to play in the rain. IT's easy to slip and pull something like a groin. Think of the children!!!Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:I tried playing in the rain again today, and this time it really poured for a bit, i need to not try that anymore. Im sure most of it was because of the rain but i played terrible, probably somewhere around 20 - 25 over par, but i was slipping on the tee boxes and the discs were slipping out of my hand, so i did what i could with the conditions
If it was my disc then the rule would be to run away as fast as possiblemookie wrote:My first official 18 holes this morning. Cumberland Green. What's the rule when one's disc lands a little over a foot away from a really pissed off bull snake?
I threw 5 different discs today. I need so much practice.
Throw discs at the snake until it moves.mookie wrote:My first official 18 holes this morning. Cumberland Green. What's the rule when one's disc lands a little over a foot away from a really pissed off bull snake?
I threw 5 different discs today. I need so much practice.
Do you have to keep track of how many shots it took to get rid of the snake and add it to your score?Scott wrote:Throw discs at the snake until it moves.mookie wrote:My first official 18 holes this morning. Cumberland Green. What's the rule when one's disc lands a little over a foot away from a really pissed off bull snake?
I threw 5 different discs today. I need so much practice.
If you are playing a casual round, no.Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Do you have to keep track of how many shots it took to get rid of the snake and add it to your score?Scott wrote:Throw discs at the snake until it moves.mookie wrote:My first official 18 holes this morning. Cumberland Green. What's the rule when one's disc lands a little over a foot away from a really pissed off bull snake?
I threw 5 different discs today. I need so much practice.

yeah, i can do moves like that trying to get away alsomookie wrote:Good thing it was a casual round for us. Mostly just an opportunity for me to get out there and see what goes. I threw that River I have.That thing has some zing. I used my putter to drive quite a bit because of the wind, but then I put too much on it within putting range.
There were moments when I felt like T Rex out there and then there were moments when I did ok.
Fishy and his pal Janis and I about the 3rd or 4th hole; Janis' disc landed near the snake. He didn't see it until it coiled up and started hissing. That's about when he started screaming. LOL. Just shy of screaming like a girl.
He looked like this as he leaped away from it:
Very nice, we are just trying to cheaply build a basket for practiceStrat wrote:My buddy just bought a 40 acre parcel out in the mountains about an hour west of us....
We will be building a disc golf course on the lot
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Very nice, we are just trying to cheaply build a basket for practiceStrat wrote:My buddy just bought a 40 acre parcel out in the mountains about an hour west of us....
We will be building a disc golf course on the lot
You've got that right, so we are gonna try to use an old bicycle wheel for the top, cut the bottom off an old garbage can with a piece of ply wood in it for the basket and a stand that we can hook a pole to. Hopefully it worksStrat wrote:Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Very nice, we are just trying to cheaply build a basket for practiceStrat wrote:My buddy just bought a 40 acre parcel out in the mountains about an hour west of us....
We will be building a disc golf course on the lot
I cant believe how fucking expensive those portable baskets are.
http://throwingart.deviantart.com/art/D ... -176506155spike wrote:I break 80 on the reg now.
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:You've got that right, so we are gonna try to use an old bicycle wheel for the top, cut the bottom off an old garbage can with a piece of ply wood in it for the basket and a stand that we can hook a pole to. Hopefully it worksStrat wrote:Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Very nice, we are just trying to cheaply build a basket for practiceStrat wrote:My buddy just bought a 40 acre parcel out in the mountains about an hour west of us....
We will be building a disc golf course on the lot
I cant believe how fucking expensive those portable baskets are.