Took this pic on my course today. 9 inches.
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Took this pic on my course today. 9 inches.
Took this pic on my course today. 9 inches.
Last year we had 280" and over 300" the year before. At some point you stop playing because you will lose discs.
I hereby invite the ribbon and chalk people to come play a round in my area in January or February. :doh:
(in February, you won't even know this picnic table is here)
It takes a hearty soul to call the Keweenaw Peninsula home.
We're still snow free down in the banana belt (southern U.P.) but with snow on the ground for 5 months a year you find a way to play. The last 2 winters were horrible everywhere in the U.P. and I'm hoping for a mild winter this year away from the typical snow belt areas south of Lake Superior.:thmbup:Took this pic on my course today. 9 inches.
Last year we had 280" and over 300" the year before. At some point you stop playing because you will lose discs.
I hereby invite the ribbon and chalk people to come play a round in my area in January or February. :doh:
(in February, you won't even know this picnic table is here)
It takes a hearty soul to call the Keweenaw Peninsula home.
I just looked up their snowfall totals and it's mind blowing. I complain about winter in Chicago, and we get less than 1/10 of the snow in a normal year.
I have a glow game on Friday and bought a Halloween Buzzz for the occasion. Minus the stamp, the whole disc is plain white. I took it out for a field test yesterday so I could get a feel for it before Friday. There was still some snow on the ground from last weekend, and it landed in a snowbank on hole 2. I spent at least 10 or 15 minutes looking for it, and when I found it, I put it away for the rest of the round, ha.
This will sound weird. I miss playing in the snow. So, if you're complaining about it.. I'm jealous
You're right. That does sound weird.
I suppose you miss shoveling it and driving in it too?
Another tip is to disc down. That's what I like to do. Thrown correctly a putter or mid is less likely to knife through the snow and bury itself. Anything with a sharp edge coming in at an angle is likely going to slice through and disappear.
...It's all fun and games until it's mid shin, after that. You guys are braver than I am.