Recent content by Dudelsacker

I'm also of this line reasoning. Throwing putters at first can definitely help somebody with their form, but the thrill of throwing a distance driver is definitely more entertaining.

Never knew this until today. I had a 150 Shark that I liked to putt with - thing just went in a straight line. It's gone now though:(

A buddy's disc got stuck in a tree for a few weeks - way to high to get up to; we're talking an easy 60 feet here. After a big wind storm I went to go see if it had dropped out, and found three discs lying in the fairway. What a good day that was. :D

I know that feel. Also can't help but feel cheated when it's beautiful all day while I'm at work, but the minute I get off is the minute it starts pouring rain (as happened yesterday :thmbdown:) Needless to say, I played anyway...

I found an unmarked Champion Groove IN the basket one day. There was nobody else at the course and no drop box that I knew of, so I gave it to a friend of mine. One day he threw it super far and we never found it - different way of paying it forward I suppose.

I don't know what they are called, but we have these awful red stemmed monstrosities covered from top to bottom in long, scratchy thorns. Some of our area courses are completely taken over by the stuff in the rough in the summer months.

This sounds consistent with a wart, so you might be getting a combination there.

Last hole on my home course is pretty long (~500') but otherwise straightforward, but I do know this feeling. I've had a few days where I rock the front 9, and then the wheels fall off on the back nine, turning a good day into a below average day. Other days, I play very well on the most...

I'm pretty skeptical about the sound quality and max volume level of these backpack speakers, but I have great confidence that the slightest jarring when you put your backpack down will degrade the (already suspect) quality of these. Maybe I'm just a cynic.

My local course is doing alright after the storm; we did lose a few trees here and there but it's only a big deal on one of the holes, as two trees, complete with leaves, have cracked in half and fallen toward the middle of the fairway, making a much larger obstacle to throw around. There was a...

This sounds like a fun idea!

You could use this time to work on your left handed game. It sounds silly but it keeps you on the course. I still can't drive with my left hand, but my putts are getting really good.

I use Easy Scorecard as well - it's the BEST

Hahaha, me too, :hfive: so half of the votes (currently 2 of 4) are mistakes. Lol

Oops!:doh: I meant to say the owner of the disc, but I clicked owner of the house instead :doh::doh::doh: So disregard one of those votes in the minority.