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It would be nice if the PDGA could do a basic sign package of vector files with some basic sizing instruction based on distance from tee, etc.
I don't think tee signs will ever be standardized, and honestly, I hope disc golf stays a little weird and messy.
This is a pretty good concept for a...
Well, the type is easy to ID, so it can be pretty quickly reproduced.
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I'd contact them. Standardization seems like a good idea, and they can probably speak to sizing and other issues as well. The'll probably send you files.
Did alright. Super windy practice round for sanctioned league. Giving myself the freedom to throw flat or slight anhyzer to flex shots out a few times and am surprised at the distance. Had a pin high drive on a hole labeled at 406. That seems a bit crazy for a guy that struggles to hit 300...
Seems like a proper setup is gonna be around 5 bills, plus maybe some electrical upgrade and ventilation. My concern would be waste/misprints. Could be very sad.
Has anyone used photography or sensors to generally define where the nose of the disc is? I've heard generalizations that it would be 90° counter from the pinch point, but no doubt there is some variance depending on grip. All seems a bit opaque.
Year over year, I'm getting better mobility from repetition. If I play too many days in a row I lose power. Odd thing is, there are almost too many variables. If I'm really bad off with allergies from tree pollen or whatever, I get a bit more stiffness.
I'd try to counter the specific issues...