It will require players to learn a new skill: standstill throwing. We'll get a little more distance out of our courses as well.
No, simply no, lol.
It seems random. Why not just have players throw one legged. That is a new skill also, lol.
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It will require players to learn a new skill: standstill throwing. We'll get a little more distance out of our courses as well.
It will require players to learn a new skill: standstill throwing. We'll get a little more distance out of our courses as well.
Learning to swim will net you a new skill. You'd also save, I'd guess, around a $1000 a year in VIP Hatchets. Just remember though, skinny dipping and swimming are not the same thing. Man I hope the elementary schools by you don't have water hazards of any kind...
You know what, just stick to your other bad ide...skills. You must've been doing a run up when you came up with ^ that idea.
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Fixed.It will require players to learn a new skill: pickleball.
This is one of the reasons I believe we should extend circle 1 rules to circle 2.I begin with a story. Lead card, final round, scores were tight. A player who is notoriously problematic asks if he is outside the circle for a jump putt or not. He was right at the circle's edge, no tassels in the ground.
As I say no, another player says yes. He is confused, beginning to get frustrated, and asks for clarification. The fourth player on the card says he doesn't know, I say just jump it, I don't care. He step putts, misses, rolls to 30, misses the come back putt and takes a bogey.
He's upset, and wants answers. "You guys could have given me a straight answer instead of that back and forth bullsh*t."
It's not my job to help with your decision making on the course. It's not my job to help you avoid breaking the rules. Sure there should be a clear indicator where C1 is on every course, but that's just not how it is. It's up to me to call you on rules violations, that's it. I have a system where I walk-off almost every C2 attempt. Anything 11 steps and over, I jump, anything close or under 11 steps, I treat as a C1 attempt. I don't ask, I don't verify, it's up to my card mates to call me on a foot fault if they believe I broke the rules.
Asking, "am I out" slows down the game, takes pressure off you as a player and puts it on your opponents. Stop it. Take accountability for your lie and your actions, leave me out of it.
End Rant.
This is one of the reasons I believe we should extend circle 1 rules to circle 2.
Also, Im not a huge jump/step putt fan to begin with. People are just looking to be 1/2 inch out of the circle so they can jump 6 feet forward then launch the disc at the basket. its just.. dumb.
"oh but i can't get any power otherwise"
Whatever.
But asking or not asking. He has his right to ask, but basically since it was undecided, the answer is no. Follow C1 rules. Because there wasn't an agreement.
Regardless of the answers that anyone on the card gave, I guarantee you it would have been anyone's fault but their own for missing the putt.
Make the circle the entire hole, no more 'jump putting' at all.
Probs a pain for people who mow.Dont understand why course dont just put a 10m rope on baskets then it is easy to measure. Especially for comps
Who peed in your cereal this morning?
I'm ok with jump putts. Step putts on other hand...Nobody. It's what I feel would make the game better.
Everyone boohoo's so hard on the jump putt argument though that it's hilarious. "I need to be able to jump putt."
I'm honestly more offended by step putts than jump putts generally.I'm ok with jump putts. Step putts on other hand...
Either way. C1 rules to c2 would really change up the silliness on disc golf with jump/step putting.
Also right back to the crux: "bro am I outside the circle?"So excited for card mates to start stepping off circle 2 putts.![]()
Also right back to the crux: "bro am I outside the circle?"
Then eyeball the remaining 0.856 m?Pretty easy for me to gauge 10 yards, 9.144 m
Then eyeball the remaining 0.856 m?