schnelle
Eagle Member
Blah blah. Heat ur balls up k got it.
My question is. Anyone try washing discs in dishwasher?
My question is. Anyone try washing discs in dishwasher?
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captain jack
* Ace Member *
I hand wash them in the sink, but you should be fine as long as you turn the dryer heater off.
schnelle
Eagle Member
see they're "pond treasures" black spots the whole nine yards. Been soakin em in a bucket with hot water and pinesol to get rid of the odor. Then I scrubbed them in sink, but thinkin about throwin em in the dishwasher for kicks. My wifes gone on vacation so what the hell right?
GT Chris
Birdie Member
I've got no advice for you, Schnelle. But if they came out of a pond, go ahead and toss one or two in the dishwasher and tell us what happens. The worst that can happen is you ruin a disc you didn't even need in the first place.
crazyseany
Par Member
my local DG course is in a city park (like 90% of them are!) but it isn't really kept up that great....
my question is can I just show up out there with my weedeater? And cut the brush that's overgrown the fairway in a couple of spots?
my question is can I just show up out there with my weedeater? And cut the brush that's overgrown the fairway in a couple of spots?
Put a call into your local DG club to see if they can give you the skinny on why the upkeep isn't, well, kept up. From there, get in touch parks & rec before you start manicuring the course. There could be a reason (other than budgetary or laziness) why they're not trimmed back. For example, one of the nearby courses from the 2005 Worlds has some serious rough (OB) bordering a few of the holes. The parks and recreation department decided let nature reclaim these areas.
crazyseany
Par Member
I think the LACK of a club might be the reason...
the 2 areas I'm thinking are on a hillside and would have to be weedeated & not just mown (created new words there)...
if I was a better thrower maybe I'd just throw over the areas but I usually skip the holes as I don't want to bushwack in that mess....
the 2 areas I'm thinking are on a hillside and would have to be weedeated & not just mown (created new words there)...
if I was a better thrower maybe I'd just throw over the areas but I usually skip the holes as I don't want to bushwack in that mess....
krupicka
Double Eagle Member
Many parks and recs don't mind if you ask first, but pretty much all of them will say no to power tools due to liability concerns.
jenb
* Ace Member *
I know someone who spent two days in jail and paid a hefty fine for something similar. Why risk a criminal record, unless you already have one maybe?
crazyseany
Par Member
not sure of the point of the last sentence? I must of missed the post where I said "screw em I'm gonna do what I want!"
and my record was expunged....!
schnelle
Eagle Member
my course is losing interest and everyone boycotts it due to a dog park being put in right in the middle of it. Two holes were effected by it one of them moved. No-one likes where they moved it. My question kinda goes along the lines of the above one. What do you think the effects of moving a basket and tee-sign would be? No tee-pad to move because they pulled it to put in a dog park.
Clempson13
Eagle Member
i've seen ratings for different holes on courses. what do these mean? and how are these determined?
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Ratings as in par or course ratings as in SSA?
Solbo
Birdie Member
lot of clemson folk frequent this board eh?
Alumni, Class of 04' here.
Alumni, Class of 04' here.
Clempson13
Eagle Member
No, not par. I guess SSA (dk what that means). I've seen placards stating things like: "Hole Rating 18.34" or "Hole Rating 6.5" ect..
Clempson13
Eagle Member
Alumni, Class of '08 :thmbup:
Hmmm...dunno.
Mr. Orange
Par Member
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I am dealing with a similar situation this year. I have started leagues at both of the courses in town and have been in contact with the parks departments. If everything goes well we will be an official club by next year. If you have any questions feel free to send me a PM.
