Recent content by Dcinmd

Zip ties are your friend. :)

So easy to do. Felt like I was taking a Algebra class with all of the different angle out there. 😂

It is hard to explain the unexplainable. I believe the theory is if you don't make the corner, throw a RHBH anhyzer as far as you can. If you land short win, if you clear win, and if you are in relief area you get a reasonable up and down to save par. This save someone a proper lay up shot...

Player played from the correct lie.

Clarification, clearing the gulch is the second or approach shot to a green on a par 4. Too many players are opting to just throwing down in there to get a favorable drop zone shot rather than attempting to clear it. The entire card was just being lazy and assumed and didn't look.

We had this discussion yesterday about the lengths a card mate would go to help search for a disc. The scenario was hole 54 (last hole) of a 3 day tournament with a threesome of MA50. The location was a casual relief area that was 20+ feet deep gulch . Luckily one member of the 3-some went to...

Yeah I had a friend go the same route like 5 years ago. He loves it and it works magic every time.

2023 Ledgestone https://udisclive.com/live/ledgestone2023/3?t=courseStats&d=MPO R2 - Hole 12 = 6.15 R3 - Hole 12 = 6.68 - 26% of the field got a +3 or more on the hole, 24% +2. Half the field scored at least a 7. 2022 Ledgestone https://udisclive.com/live/ledgestone2022/2?t=courseStats&d=MPO...

I just looked at U-disc. Thanks for the clarification.

Didn't see any of those. Mostly just baskets and signs. International Disc Golf Center Memorabilia Auction

Update to the board on 3/13/24, Looks like they are still working on selection of someone for the redesign. https://www.pdga.com/files/2024-3-12_bodmeetingminutes_final.pdf 2/13/24 https://www.pdga.com/files/2024-2-13_bodmeetingminutes_final.pdf 1/9/24...

18 is listed as a par 4. Hole 12 has for a bit been referred to as the hardest hole in disc golf.

You might not be screwed. It all depends on the 18 people ahead of you do, do they drop or not? I wouldn't make any travel arrangements. At most I would think 5% of the field that register would drop for this national tour event.

For me it grabbing 6 disc, hold them in my hand and working on my grip as I walk around the course while I play, by gripping them from the top. If my grip gets tired I just flip it over and cradle them.

Have you tried the Sting?