Recent content by Nodosaurus

Got my first ace in over a decade, it feels good to end a long drought! @ Pier Park Not a great score overall though.

I think I do recognize it. IIRC, it is a venomous lizard whose skin secretes an enzyme that makes your brain explode.

I played my first game back in the 70s, didn't keep stats until the early 2000s 1. Total Rounds Played? 633 2. Total Holes Played? 7142 3. Total Distance Covered? 384.42 Miles, you think I'd be in better shape. :( 4. Total Shots? 24782 thats an average of 3.47 shots per hole or 64.47 shots...

Near Cininatti. I'm mostly looking for a good experience. My frequented & favorite courses include: Pier Park, Portland, Oregon Leverich Park, Vancouver Oregon Portland Lunchtime DGC, Portland, Oregon Herbert Hoover, Newberg, Oregon These all have some small hills that don't present a...

I'm familiar with the course tracker and use it. I'm looking for more subjective values. I would also add a fourth requirement. Not too rough/hilly as I'm dealing with some arthritis.

My wife and I will be traveling and I will have limited time for disc golf. We will be in western Ohio, north and east Kentucky, east Tennessee and a bit toward central, north Georgia, west North Carolina and South Carolina. My time will be limited and I'm only able to take 3 discs. Can you...

Please, not to a disc golf course near me!

The young rattlers can be more dangerous than adults. * Their venom tends to be stronger * They can't control the amount of venom released and will release it all * Their fangs are shorter and tend to deposit venom closer to blood vessels. I learned about this when I got bit... :(

At least his priorities are good. Make sure the bag's ok, then worry about yourself. People heal faster than a good bag.

100K, what a goal! Congrats.

Woodpecker This guy appeared after a limb was blown off a tree during the USWDGC.

A hawk swooped down and followed my disc for a few seconds. I wonder if he we trying to determine if the disc was edible, and if he would attack it. When the disc started to fade, he lost interest. Lucky, too. It was a good drive for a birdie. :)

At Horning's Hideout I got a pic of a peahen and her chicks.

On a busy course, speed golfers can be annoying. Last year I was playing an 18-hole course, you had to wait on almost every hole for the previous group to finish. They weren't particularly slow, it was just stacked. A speed golfer came through and passed us 4 times. He ended up slowing...

It is more complicated than that. It also depends on how it was lost. There are three classifications: abandoned, discarded, and lost. If discarded, it is essentially unowned. If lost, most states do not have a time limit. However, there is also a value limit, if under $20, it could be...