tom12003
Eagle Member
Over a dozen years ago, the PDGA website had a "Disc Golf Hall of Shame"; I guess political correctness had it removed. It was hilarious and posts were usually from those who were embarrassed rather than those trying to be nasty.
I witnessed two entries.
One was the SHORTEST putt ever missed in a PDGA event; it was around 1997. It was a sideways drop in from an inch or so--the putter was distracted by a gorgeous female jogger and dropped it on the outside of the basket rather than the inside. GROAN.
The other was on a short 170' hole that played over an OB parking lot (it was a temp tournament only hole during the PDGA event) with a safe landing zone starting at about 160'. A friend (who could throw well over 300') short-armed it--OB--and took his 3rd throw from the 140' drop zone; he then short-armed it 4 more times. On throw 11 he made across but went too long and down a steep wooded hill--2 more throws to make it up and a short final putt. He recorded a 5-circle 14 on a simple birdie hole. His nickname is still 5-circle 14 and he's had it on his license plate.
Any other hall of shame stories now that PDGA eliminated that from their website.
I witnessed two entries.
One was the SHORTEST putt ever missed in a PDGA event; it was around 1997. It was a sideways drop in from an inch or so--the putter was distracted by a gorgeous female jogger and dropped it on the outside of the basket rather than the inside. GROAN.
The other was on a short 170' hole that played over an OB parking lot (it was a temp tournament only hole during the PDGA event) with a safe landing zone starting at about 160'. A friend (who could throw well over 300') short-armed it--OB--and took his 3rd throw from the 140' drop zone; he then short-armed it 4 more times. On throw 11 he made across but went too long and down a steep wooded hill--2 more throws to make it up and a short final putt. He recorded a 5-circle 14 on a simple birdie hole. His nickname is still 5-circle 14 and he's had it on his license plate.
Any other hall of shame stories now that PDGA eliminated that from their website.