Streets
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ohhhh no now if you arent a member of some homebrew league youre a 'casual' ?? theres another problem with league players...
I prefer "chucker," "one disc wonder," or "Boss" myself.
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ohhhh no now if you arent a member of some homebrew league youre a 'casual' ?? theres another problem with league players...
Being new to this sport myself and not having submitted many posts to this forum, I have never encountered this issue thankfully. The one thing that does just floor me about disc golf though that is mentioned by the above quote is the use of stools. Can I please ask why ? I'm 52 years old and have played several courses through the woods, up the hills, and waded into a pond for a lost disc I never found and never ever dreamed of using a stool to rest. The rest I get is out on the course walking and hiking every nook and cranny it seems since I am a newbie. I just hope disc golf doesn't get to the point of the Walmarts and people start using motorized scooters while they are gnawing on their ice cream cone and shuffling through their selection of discs and yes perfectly able to walk but they choose not to. Good luck out their Yodeler and just learn to deal with it the best you can. If you ever come across motorized scooters out there, then you know the beginning of the end of disc golf is near.
Look, it's first come first serve.
You get there after a group of other folks who have every right to enjoy the park then just wait your damn turn or go somewhere else.
DOES ANYONE ELSE WONDER WHAT BARRY SHULTZ IS REALLY LISTENING TO?
hardcore gangsta rap, for sure.
hardcore gangsta rap, for sure.
DOES ANYONE ELSE WONDER WHAT BARRY SHULTZ IS REALLY LISTENING TO?
if the groups of 4 let the solo player play through WITH them and not wait for the solo player to clear the hole... course doesn't get clogged up. solo player moves through and gets ahead of the traffic jam. everybody gets on with their lives.It's not a God give right to be able to play through. Especially if there the next 3 holes have foursomes on them as well. Playing through does nothing but clog up the course further.
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This can't be the norm. I've never played in league, just casual rounds. One of the courses I frequent has a Wed night league, and one night when I was getting some rounds in before softball, I was asked by a total stranger if I'd like to stay and play in league. Maybe they just wanted to take my cash, but nobody was giving me the squirrely eye or treating me like some random idiot.
Is it a regional thing? Maybe a course specific thing? Or is it just insecure asswipes assuming anybody that throws better than them must be pricks? I've never seen it personally.
Trust me, people in Wisconsin are nicer than the norm.
I don't understand why some league players have to be total douchers. I always shoot alone and I play through very fast, and yet, they give me excuses. "Oh, we're in a league, we can't let you play through." or "There is big groups in front of us, so it'd be pointless." Frankly, that's just rude and inconsiderate.
Since it's a doubles league, they all have to throw. Then they have to pick whose disc is better, and the process continues. And of course the wait time increases because they all have stools and switch discs a million times. Or they visualize their shot while sitting at their lie. It's just ridiculous.
Also, the "I'm better than you because I'm in a league" attitude is quite annoying. You're in a rec league dude. If I put in the money to join, I could be in it too.
To me, people like this are ruining the sport. It pushes new players away when we should be trying to get them to play more. Our goal should be to offer tips and just generally be friendly and helpful. It'd definitely help the image of our sport. Anyway, yeah.