Recent content by FierceTable

If you have a disc you'd actually like returned, consider putting a reward on it. Lots of the people who return discs out of kindness will deny the compensation and a few others who might not otherwise call may be more inclined. As for the actual question in the OP...I think it's pretty lame...

The type of plastic you use makes a huge difference here. As a dx Teebird breaks it in starts to overlap quite a bit with a star TL. If you don't mind carrying a few discs multiple dx Teebirds in different stages of wear is pretty awesome. I typically carry a small bag and just use a star...

I know nothing about surfboards, but people dye yo-yos all the time. Not the best picture, but one I already had online.

$5 off an order of 4 discs. Prices include shipping. Would prefer to move multiples and am happy to offer discounts to do so (discounts on three or more). All discs are free of ink. Feel free to shoot me a pm with any questions you have. 1. 177 Champ Coyote pink (new) $11 sold 2. 172...

You just have to be very careful with heat and length of dip...it doesn't take much energy to reliquify Elmer's Glue.

I have nothing new to add (concentrating on making sure you hit your mark makes the shot more difficult), but I thought I'd share the funniest thing I've seen in a tournament. Guy takes a big run up, plant foot lands on top of marked disc, slips and falls. He gets called for a stance violation...

I've never paid attention to where people say they are from...I'll keep that in mind from now on.

You're assuming the 2 meter rule has been stated before the round...it's no longer a standing rule.

So I can mark my disc, declare it unplayable and proceed to throw from any distance directly behind that mark with a one stroke penalty? I might actually bother to learn the rules of this game if they more closely mimic golf...

Not to be a jerk, but that's the exact opposite of a polarizing course (at least according to your figure)...it's about as close as you can get to a perfect bell-curve. Polarizing would have most of the rating on one side or the other...the majority of these are right in the middle.

I don't want to veer too far off topic, but there is an instance where I think weather could affect a rating and be perfectly reasonable...recent rain. If a course becomes a swamp after recent rain(teepads under water, fairways you can't walk through without getting mud up to your ankles, etc.)...

Heh..I guess it depends on how you look at it. I would say he's fully embracing the rules. What says, "I know the rules" better than doing the most illegal thing you can all while not being penalized? Reminds me of Tiger Woods a number of years ago when he had a bunch of fans move that 800...

This wouldn't help my own reasoning for not calling it, but this would certainly help the majority of earlier posters :-p It's an interesting concept really...mulligans are lame in any sport as far as I'm concerned. I just played ping pong with a guy last night who didn't lose a point for...

This is the very reason I have no desire to ever play more competitively than intermediate in any disc golf tournament. I played in one this past weekend. The guy in my final group foot faulted on almost every throw that wasn't off the tee (basically took a step out from behind his marker...

A friend of mine stepped up to the teepad. Just as he's about to throw we hear chains somewhere on the course followed by, "Yeaah!! I'm a f***ing athalete!" Nothing about disc golf screams 'athlete' as far as I can tell.