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what part of your game brings you the most joy?
- Thread starter chevis
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Why do we now have two threads on this? I enjoy my current shot the most.
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shhhhhh chevis is auditioning for mod.
Forced to choose - I chose drives. In the other thread I expressed how important putts are to my mood. But a great drive just... lasts. You have time to really feel it and enjoy it and reflect on it before it ever gets to ground.
Any well executed drive is just such a nice stretched out infusion of joy...
Any well executed drive is just such a nice stretched out infusion of joy...
Skamanda
Double Eagle Member
Any shot I can throw a Comet on
redflyer717
Par Member
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The Harp and I have a great friendship when it comes to flick approaches/upshots. Once in a while it goes right in the basket.
@CD-
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A great drive can 'right the ship' for me. Parking/getting a decent putt on a tough par 3 can signal that my form is on line and my focus has honed in on the tee. Most of the time it alleviates the anxiety of putting/approaching. Getting a bit of recognition for a well executed shot from the cardmates is a different feeling when the shot is going 300-400 feet.
Upshots/scramble shots are usually a sign the tee shot got off the rails a bit and cause anxiety. I get a little joy from executing them well but its not what I think about when daydreaming about my next round or remember from my last.
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I'd be cool with this. If he get's rid of that stupid spoiler in his sig. Nobody wants to look at his Nutsac.
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Speak for yourself!
He's from the Dry Shtty's so look at your own risk.
Taint telling your what to do though.
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... yet!
He's from the Dry Shtty's so look at your own risk.
Taint telling your what to do though.
Taint??? I see what you did there.
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Dcinmd
Double Eagle Member
Other : rollers.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
Other - Floaty runs at the basket with Zephyr or Uplink
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I know without a doubt that putting brings me the most anxiety... lol
BillFleming
* Ace Member *
I chose Other.
Just playing makes me happy. I may not be good at disc golf, but I enjoy playing it. Yes, I get disappointed with shots, but I'm outside, walking around, breathing fresh air, getting some exercise all while having a good time.
Just playing makes me happy. I may not be good at disc golf, but I enjoy playing it. Yes, I get disappointed with shots, but I'm outside, walking around, breathing fresh air, getting some exercise all while having a good time.
There ain't nuthin' like a well-executed roller.
