We call that a head stone, or a tombstone. I know a guy that everytime that happens, he takes a picture of it. He likes to record them for some reason.
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DG Vocab List - Fun or Catchy Terms
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We call that a head stone, or a tombstone. I know a guy that everytime that happens, he takes a picture of it. He likes to record them for some reason.
33tango
Birdie Member
"Sky Rockets in Flight" your drive goes up up up and dies out because you got your nose too high on release
We will call people Robin Hood or Christopher Robin if they spend too much time in the woods.
There are a couple of trees on our course that we refer to as the birdie eaters. If you split them on one of our holes you are in great shape for a birdie, if you hit them, you can easily end up in the water.
There are a couple of trees on our course that we refer to as the birdie eaters. If you split them on one of our holes you are in great shape for a birdie, if you hit them, you can easily end up in the water.
kerplunk
Double Eagle Member
Chode- a drive that goes further wide than it does long.
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Tim, make sure you have good back ups of this post, because like the guy who invented the smiley, this post might live on in infamy.
fairy shot - a more or less vertical anhyzer, usually thrown short.
Tee dibs - first to throw.
took the escalator - nose up throw that stalls.
jesus christo - a non floating disc that miraculously lands top down and floats.
invisi-tree - the tree you hit that you could not see.
Tee dibs - first to throw.
took the escalator - nose up throw that stalls.
jesus christo - a non floating disc that miraculously lands top down and floats.
invisi-tree - the tree you hit that you could not see.
My wife has done some forrestry in her days and I remember one afternoon yelling "Daaaaamn Paul Bunyan!"
lko102
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We have two markings for our score card when we play:
DNF: Did Not Finish - When, for whatever reason, you decide not to finish a hole (lost disc you have to search for)
DNFF Did Not ******* Finish - When, for reasons of rage and anger you decide to walk to the next tee without finishing a hole. Usually written on the card after a series of spectacularly awful shots.
DNF: Did Not Finish - When, for whatever reason, you decide not to finish a hole (lost disc you have to search for)
DNFF Did Not ******* Finish - When, for reasons of rage and anger you decide to walk to the next tee without finishing a hole. Usually written on the card after a series of spectacularly awful shots.
ChronoDisc
Par Member
the way of the indian--- a tamahawk that is so beautiful that it makes you pee a little
I made a new one today. At Lenora there is always a good chance that behind 12s tee and inbetween 13-14-17s baskets there will be a small soccer game going. Today there wasn't but my drive off 17s tee flew way left so I told my wife "if it were any other day I would be hitting mexicans".
So now anything shanked left among us is "hitting mexicans"
So now anything shanked left among us is "hitting mexicans"
Tyler
Par Member
Booger Finger-grip lock
Vaseline hand-disc slips while throwing
Joysticking-when a discs swerves aound many small gaps and trees like the thrower had a joystick.
Javelin-like a tombstone discs sticks on its edge.
Running a Red Light-when someone putts and blows it by the basket.
FISO-"F*** I'm still out"
Speed Bump-when your disc lands on the road.
Paul Bunyan-A player that hits many trees in one round.
Bobsledding-when a tomahawk lands on the stamp side of the disc and slides.
Vaseline hand-disc slips while throwing
Joysticking-when a discs swerves aound many small gaps and trees like the thrower had a joystick.
Javelin-like a tombstone discs sticks on its edge.
Running a Red Light-when someone putts and blows it by the basket.
FISO-"F*** I'm still out"
Speed Bump-when your disc lands on the road.
Paul Bunyan-A player that hits many trees in one round.
Bobsledding-when a tomahawk lands on the stamp side of the disc and slides.
swellerdiscgolf
Birdie Member
Is it HI-zer or His-zer? My buddy says his-zer.
Oh yeah, we call noobs aka one disc wonders woodpeckers.
Oh man my disc was joysticking today.
14 is a 296ft straight on, wide open shot but right at about 250' there is a cluster of trees, if you shoot dead center you have about 30' of gap, if you are to either side there are several other trees and the gap looks very small from the tee.
Anyways, I threw my core and it headed dead at the tree on the right, then, just like you said, it joysticked to the right and then faded left behind the tree...left me about 30' from the pin which I then sunk.
It was wild watching it juke and jive.
14 is a 296ft straight on, wide open shot but right at about 250' there is a cluster of trees, if you shoot dead center you have about 30' of gap, if you are to either side there are several other trees and the gap looks very small from the tee.
Anyways, I threw my core and it headed dead at the tree on the right, then, just like you said, it joysticked to the right and then faded left behind the tree...left me about 30' from the pin which I then sunk.
It was wild watching it juke and jive.
Tyler
Par Member
Nice, joysticking is my favorite term by far it is the most accurate way to describe a super scandalous shot that seems to find its way through the weirdest or tightest gaps.
