Recent content by WildlyMediocre

Are you going up 87 in New York and heading East on the Mass Pike before Albany? If so, then Joralemon Park in Ravena(Coeymans), NY would be right on the way. If you're going through CT, I suggest Wickham Park right near Hartford.

Yeah, I know they have their theme with the names on DD discs...but Truth is the most aptly named disc I think I've thrown. It's like a more reliable Warship. Sneaky long and goes exactly where you tell it to. But it also powers down nicely. It's the backbone of my bag.

True enough. No one is building stands for people to watch the 18th hole at Maple Hill. Many of our courses aren't designed for massive gallery numbers (or even mediocre galleries). Ours was never really designed to be a spectator sport. On the flip side, we do have a step up on some of the...

One other thing that's being missed in relation to our sport and professional sporting events is that you have to pay a premium to be a spectator. Our galleries are players done with their rounds, friends, family, locals who want to check it out, etc. If an event became a destination and...

Aw, that's cute. No, but seriously, I applaud your conviction. But if you've never had a backpack bag before, and you're relying on forum opinions and research to determine the first and last backpack bag you'll ever own...well, I'm going to say the odds are not in your favor. Sure, I can say...

Wellll..... it took a stellar 4th round to jump up to 2nd place from the chase card (and somewhat pedestrian rounds from everyone that was ahead of him not named Wysocki). I think it was pretty obvious for the first 3 rounds that he was missing lines and putts that are not the norm for him...

Speaking of the round videos....come on Prodigy. Why am I waiting days longer to watch a round that finished like 4 hours before the Men's Division did?? You can't be that salty about Paige crushing it with DD hardware (I keed! I keed!)

Yes. Say you're in the circle and you throw a really wonky putt. You could've intentionally foot faulted before it reached the basket and gotten a 2nd shot at it. Not that a McBeth or Wysocki would ever do that. But it was legitimate loophole that some players would exploit once a round.

I may be reading it wrong, but I think he was saying that since his behavior has been touched on more than a few times in the past, seeing it at Worlds wasn't surprising. Not saying this is accurate, as I've never been around the guy in person. Based on your first opinion, I would say if that's...

Or carry less. More reps, less weight.

Yeah, at 18 he did something that's just second to somehow pulling out a miraculous win; he served notice. He made everyone notice something more than Wysocki crushing it or McBeth uncharacteristically struggling through 3 rounds. It'll be interesting to see what he does with the microscope on...

I would argue it's not that different in terms of scale. Meaning that the tops pros in our sport against the 'semi-pros' are not that much different from the top golf pros against the bottom of the pros (they call them Journeymen, which is much the same as you using 'semi-pro'). I do get your...

4.50 star(s) Updates Make for a Quality Course - Lots of variety. Likely that every shot or disc in your bag has a chance to come out and play. - Variable difficulty. Multiple tees/pins on most holes let you pick the kind of course you want to play. - Continued improvements make it more fun to play each...

Well, first, cut line should be what it always is, percentage of the field. If a tournament wants their payout to be 50% of the field, that's their cut line. 60% of the field? That's their cut line. And maybe I'm just more logical than inclusive. But when I look at true professional sports...

But what would happen in a situation like today if they didn't have the opportunity to restart? Wouldn't it be the same scenario of only being able to count rounds 1 and 2 because it was the last time the entire field played the exact same holes?