pineappletrees
Eagle Member
And it was in there.
3 of us were playing our 16th hole on our second round of the day before the sun went down when 2 casuals and a 4 year old kid catch up and ask to throw with us. We all throw and my buddies goes in the water while mine ends up in the fairway. We try to get his disc out of the lake for about 5 minutes while the other group looks for his disc after his second shot. We call the disc lost and I go back to address my lie. It's nowhere to be found... I asked them if they saw it and they were pretty sure about not seeing the disc anywhere. 5 minutes go by and I'm getting pretty upset since it was a minty FR Destroyer and my 2 friends have helped me look over the entire area where it was. I walk over to ask the guy AGAIN if he might have picked it up on accident and he denies it again... I decide to ask his buddy to ask his friend to open his bag and I was told they are "420 committed" so they don't steal but he said he'd ask his friend anyway. Dude throws his bag down and unzips it an says "See? Nothing in there dude!" He is way sketchy so I just go about looking through his bag and low and behold my tan FR Destroyer is in there. He starts saying a whole bunch of **** about he can't remember picking it up and it was an accident. I decide to be passive and just walk away but he has the nerve to ask me if he can look through my Grip bag for his green disc he lost on the whole. Nothing.I tell him that's a pretty bad example to set for his kid and my buddies and I just decide to leave because all the fun was gone pretty fast. Really sucks to know that no matter how many good people you meet golfing, there will always be enough douchebags to make up for it.
3 of us were playing our 16th hole on our second round of the day before the sun went down when 2 casuals and a 4 year old kid catch up and ask to throw with us. We all throw and my buddies goes in the water while mine ends up in the fairway. We try to get his disc out of the lake for about 5 minutes while the other group looks for his disc after his second shot. We call the disc lost and I go back to address my lie. It's nowhere to be found... I asked them if they saw it and they were pretty sure about not seeing the disc anywhere. 5 minutes go by and I'm getting pretty upset since it was a minty FR Destroyer and my 2 friends have helped me look over the entire area where it was. I walk over to ask the guy AGAIN if he might have picked it up on accident and he denies it again... I decide to ask his buddy to ask his friend to open his bag and I was told they are "420 committed" so they don't steal but he said he'd ask his friend anyway. Dude throws his bag down and unzips it an says "See? Nothing in there dude!" He is way sketchy so I just go about looking through his bag and low and behold my tan FR Destroyer is in there. He starts saying a whole bunch of **** about he can't remember picking it up and it was an accident. I decide to be passive and just walk away but he has the nerve to ask me if he can look through my Grip bag for his green disc he lost on the whole. Nothing.I tell him that's a pretty bad example to set for his kid and my buddies and I just decide to leave because all the fun was gone pretty fast. Really sucks to know that no matter how many good people you meet golfing, there will always be enough douchebags to make up for it.
