UnitedPuppySlayer
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negative, those people are just too bullheaded, or uneducated.
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Is Daylight Savings time the un/official start to disc golf season?
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UnitedPuppySlayer
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We saw one of those while at the course today! Can't wait for them to be at full force. :|
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I played all winter, but having an extra hour of daylight is awesome! I love playing in warmer temperatures obviously, but I think its gonna take a few weeks before everything is really good. Thaw season is gross.
WillGrrr
Birdie Member
It's just mud season, that's all.
Oh yeah, the group of 7 triple bogey one disc wonders, who won't let a group of 2 play through. It's awesome.
UnitedPuppySlayer
* Ace Member *
There actually was 7 of them, but a couple of them did have more than 1 disc (2 to be exact). Luckily they were on the front half, while lapants and i were on the back.
I play year round, but with DST upon us now, I believe more of the fair weather discers will start to come out of the wood work now. I personally am excited that I can now play longer during the day, and get rounds in during the week.
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Spatula Cornroll
Eagle Member
It's nice to be able to play a full round after work.
jivey311
Eagle Member
this! </thread>
Working 9-3 at one then 3-8 at the other doesn't leave much time for anything but glow. I work weekends too.
curveball4
* Ace Member *
100% this^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I played yesterday afternoon around 6 & the course was packed, most people I'd never seen before. But DLS doesn't start my season, we had Sunday dubs all through the winter, but now I get to play through the week & not just weekends
woodcutter
Double Eagle Member
I work 2nd shift, it just makes me want to knock off early to get in around.
do you juju
Newbie
Fortunately for us dg players in Georgia, we have been lucky enough to have a warm last few weeks in february, so the courses have been lovely. Now that DST has come our time on the course can almost go until 9 or so. It would be safe in saying that the official disc golf season has begun and it's a great way to stay in shape.
drickanderson
Double Eagle Member
I play every day at lunch, so this doesn't change anything.
It DOES mean I'll have more light to practice putting in the backyard though.
It DOES mean I'll have more light to practice putting in the backyard though.
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