Did you paint or dye the discs?
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What should I put on my putter?
- Thread starter runnaman
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DeafDiscGolfer
Birdie Member
Looks like it was painted...too bad its illegal in PDGA tourney...
runnaman
Eagle Member
It's just spray paint, it was my first time and I didn't know thay dying was what you were supposed to do. A well. I'll look into dye next time I do it.
runnaman
Eagle Member
Why is it illegal in PDGA tourney? I just looked over the rules and all I saw was that it can't have a noticable thickness or alter the flight pattern. Maybe I missed something.
no painting discs. thats why there is so much talk about dying discs because it's illigal to paint them(in PDGA play)
Doh!
Doh!
runnaman
Eagle Member
oh, well I guess it's good that I found out now before I entered into a tourney. If I just take the paint off will it be fine?
I would say keep it and use it as a warm up putter.
thinknic
Newbie
i just keep a running tally of birdies
elevated plastic
Double Eagle Member
chupacabras for the win!
The greatest MC of all time of Iron Mic fame, Eli Porter.
After every made putt you can say, "I'm the best mayne, I deed it!"
A giant unicorn and rainbow ftw.
I used to have a checklist on both of my putters of all the things I need to remember when I putt... I don't remember exactly, but it was something like:
1. Slow down.
2. Test the wind.
3. Check for overhanging branches.
4. Think about what's behind the basket.
5. Keep the nose down.
6. Follow through.
7. Breathe.
Again, I don't remember the details precisely -- but it really helped for a while to have a checklist on my putter to help remind me what to do. I put it on there after I lost a tournament round on the last hole by one stroke because I didn't notice the overhanging branch above me... after that, it was time to put some reminders on the disc.
1. Slow down.
2. Test the wind.
3. Check for overhanging branches.
4. Think about what's behind the basket.
5. Keep the nose down.
6. Follow through.
7. Breathe.
Again, I don't remember the details precisely -- but it really helped for a while to have a checklist on my putter to help remind me what to do. I put it on there after I lost a tournament round on the last hole by one stroke because I didn't notice the overhanging branch above me... after that, it was time to put some reminders on the disc.
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