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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...
When this really becomes interesting is in colder environments. We have an indoor driving range for golfers. I've wondered if they could reserve some time in an existing facility like this, so to the question, maybe there's a way for an all-season, multi-use space.
Honestly, I'd want to work...
Just put a loop in a string that doesn't stretch much. You can thread the line through the loop around the pole and measure it out. Tie a washer on the end and mark points along with tape/paint, etc. Pretty basic.
That was the course I learned on. That XD was the first disc I ever bought that was not out of a trunk. It was amazing to walk into a local T-shirt shop and see a small wall of discs for sale. And I'll say, that XD was money at the time.
That pink Kittyhawk putter was a stamped as part of a...
CX2, I believe, would be great for me.
I got this Westside bag for $50. It's very much the size of my old bag, with a few extras. I'll hit it with some seam sealer here and there. It's got a solid sheet frame in the back, bottom, front, then soft sides.
I see people on our street sometimes with these rocket bikes. Very loud. The street is about 5 blocks long, with a decent curve, two intersections, five speed humps, a stop sign, and a roundabout.
IDK. I took myself off runup and anhyzer for more than a season. Not so many holes around here where I need anything faster than a 9. Mostly I can get in position with a flippy 4 speed and not much effort at all.
Thanks for the thoughts. I believe Atlas will release a Pro version soon in heaver fabric. The big complaint about the bad is that the discs fall out if the bag tips over.
I'll add that I'm a big fan of wash-in wax based water proofing over lamination. Lamination always fails. Wash-in can be...
Unfortunately this knowledge doesn't seem to help me as I almost always manage to throw directly into the hill in front of me as if there is no elevation. Maybe Elon has an altimeter-equiped chip I can have implanted.