Casey 1988
Shun the frumious Bandersnatch!
I threw my nine-year-old Warlock into a sewer. :\ Creve Coeur Park has an old abandoned sewer system from some long-ago development on the course, and they have a basket set right behind an opening to the sewer. From the tee you can't see it; it's a short placement so I drove with the Warlock and it went right down in the sewer. I could see it, but it was too deep and I couldn't reach it. I was on a time crunch and had to leave it, and I don't live in St. Louis so I posted a "Farewell Warlock" thing to facebook. A guy I played league with 24 years ago who I see maybe once ever two years in passing got some equipment and fished it out of the sewer for me. Disc golfers can be awesome.
Of course now I have to run unto him to get it back, so that might take some time. I broke out an old "it says soft but you know it's medium" Warlock from when they were not selling mediums to take it's place while it is visiting my friend.
This post got me thinking what is the single worst hole you have ever seen in person/played. I know mine, it was the old hole 3 at Ohae Downstream state park's disc golf course, Powerhouse Ally. The hole had the basket on the other side of a road that people playing disc golf that I knew in 2003- early 2005 would try to hit car windows on cars that they would hit the driver side or they would if the person had a camper or pull behind camper try to hit those, few tried to hit those with boats behind the vehicle unless they had the small Alumacraft boats as those made an distinct sound when hit by a disc. My dad, brother and I as well as a then newer friend helped redesign the hole when the Park wanted us to add alternate tee pads in April of 2005. The head of park wanted hole 3 so players did not go over the road and was the first redo hole on the course with only one other hole getting added later.
I did get an ace on this old hole 3 in 2003 during my first year playing disc golf as the hole was ~198-201 feet with my only Disc Golf disc at the time a Rubber Putter. What happened was the wind help with an air bounce to the disc to keep disc higher in the air so it ended up landing in the basket, otherwise it was going to hit the pole at the bottom like it had a few times before.