Recent content by parrothead57

I'm 59, live in Austin Tx and I'm a Quality Control Manager.

Played a course in Austin in the middle of August. We started the round mid-day with triple digit temps. I was way out of shape and didn't take enough water. Got to #12 and gave OUT! My buddy went to get his pick up truck, drove out onto the course and rescued my fat butt. I was close to...

Searight Gas powered RC planes flying over-head at Searight.......just......out......of......reach!

First time I played Circle C in Austin it was the middle of the day and over 100 degrees. I didn’t take enough water, not to mention I’m very over weight. I got to number 15 and ran out of gas, got real light headed and sick to my stomach. :gross: Fearing I was close to heat stroke my friend...

I've seen baskets on campus at 2 Jr High Schools in Austin. But I don't know what types of programs exist at those schools.

I second this. Less fatigue and you can carry more cold water etc.

I have a slow arm (200-250' max) and I have those 3 discs in my bag. They work well for me.

In both sports a lot of players throw money into equipment thinking thats the thing that'll improve their game. But like Lee Trevino said, "It's not the arrow, its the indian. "

$36.73

4 years ago a guy I work with told me his son was in town from California and was teaching him disc golf. I had known about the sport for years, just never made the effort to check it out. My co-worker told me how fun it is and I should try it. We went to PIAS and I bought 3 discs, Leopard...

Added my vote to sexxy zombie. How about a sexxy werewolf?

^This^ I only carry 10-12 discs in mine. I bought it for the extra space and 2 water bottle pockets. I also added the 4 point backpack straps. BTW, I'm a weekend hacker and couldn't care less what people think about my bag.

My 150g champ leopard. Love to watch a low, slow turning anhyzer stay just inside the tree line and make the turn right into the middle of the fairway.

I laughed hard at that!

Yep, me too.