Recent content by Cronemus

Personally, I like the fact that I think mine was made in the USA, but as long as the specs are the same, and the warranty is honored, it's still an incredible bag. I've never been at a loss about where to store my extra jacket (or a buddy's). Room for days, and all the discs I would ever want...

Event should definitely be held as scheduled. Cold and rainy? It's not like we are playing softball. Seems strange to call off a tourney for rain, but if that's the case, I'd probably expect my entry fee to be refunded.also, I'd probably go play a round in the crappy weather if I had already...

So maybe the question should be are other players bags off limits (untouchable?) I get that you shouldn't leave your bag where in any scenario it might get hit with a disc (ie, keep it behind you on a putt). But I f you don't notice where another player leaves his bag before he throws, is it...

And thank you Chuck, Really appreciate the wisdom and experience.

So he takes a natural 5, I don't get stroked for moving the bag, and the round goes on as normal? And if I had left the bag in place, he would have gotten a courtesy violation, but not a stroke for leaving the bag there even though nobody told him to move it?

So he still takes a 5, and I'm not punished for moving his bag?

I say that I still have no idea and would love to hear a definite ruling. I grabbed a buddies bag out of the way, so it wasn't mine, and courtesy violations for it being my bag should be off the table. Perhaps he should be given a courtesy violation for leaving his bag in a place where the...

So is there a verdict? I take 2 strokes, he takes one, courtesy violation, etc? Are the rules written so vaguely that there isn't an answer? I probably shouldn't have picked up his bag since he left it there, but how do we score the round?

So if I understand correctly, the bag should be left where it was (because it was his bag, not mine that I moved), and I should be penalized 2 strokes and he would have been penalized a stroke if I had left it there? Even though technically the bag was not part of the course since groups ahead...

I tend to agree Allurex...my initial reaction was to get the bag out of the way, because I could easily do so, and it would alter the natural path of the shot if I didn't. Certainly not talking about injury territory, but if I don't move the bag, it wouldn't be fair to other cards (assuming a...

So no rule pertaining to where you place your bag? IE, I can put my bag 5 feet on the opposite side of the chains to use as a backboard if no one calls me on it?

First time I've seen this happen, looking for a ruling to settle a bet. Straight fairway uphill the whole way. My buddy overshoots the hole, has a downhill putt. He leaves his bag 30' down from the basket on the side of the fairway. Misses the putt, disc takes an edge and rolls right toward...

The patriot I have is icon, and 174g. Way too new to have the straight LSF now, but I could see it beating into a beauty for that shot. I'd rather not throw mids at this length on this particular line...the ceiling isn't high enough, so I'm looking for a disc that I can fan grip (underpower a...

I haven't thrown a teebird in a decade. Maybe it's time to stop continuously trying out new molds and go back to the classic. Valk and sidewinders have too much lateral movement for my line on this particular shot...I like the leopard and hatchet ideas though!

I used to use my opto saint for this shot, but it has been wanting to cut too hard right lately. F7 is what I've been using as a replacement, but I feel like I need to throw it too hard to get the straight flight path I'm looking for. River has a little too much fade at the end, and wants to...