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This tournament held at the beautiful Trace State Park, in Belden, MS (just outside of Tupelo). August 8-9 will be a 3 round PDGA C tier, on the regular course, reserved for the following divisions only: Intermediate: $35 Intermediate Women: $35 Recreational: $30 Novice: $25 Juniors: $25...

Thanks for the heads-up on the profanity in the video Marty. I can live without it too. They may have the right to use the f-word, but I don't have to listen to it.

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I had the same thing happen to me in a casual round. From that moment on, I putt only to a cleared basket.

Keep in mind, the 4-stroke penalty is not assessed until his name is called and 30 seconds has passed. We used the rulebook on ourselves to help delay the calling of his name. We were not under "his" rule because we were present, according to rule 804.02.

In a recent tournament, we didn't get a full hour either and one guy was running late for the second round. He was listed last on the lead card. In order to strictly abide by the rules and still give the late guy a chance to make it, I talked the others on my card into taking his full 30...

On a par 3, I get more excited about the 2 strokes I gain on my competitors than hitting the ace itself. Too competative, too competative.

Have to disagree with you Dillon...a PLASTIC magnet would be the best disc getting invention ever. haha. Shamelss post on my part, working to become a Bogey member.

I would agree with you Dillon. It seems to me the disc would flip up a lot easier because of the angle of the lip. One that is upside down might try to "dig in" to the bottom of the lake. I've thought that because, on occasion, my rake seems to "jump" just enough to notice it in the line. I...

Hi SRM, It's difficult to know the true success rate of "catches" vs. "misses", but overall the success is well worth the effort. In clear water tests, I've determined that the tines dig 1/2" deep into the bottom of the lake. Of course, depth will be determined by the speed of the retrieval...

Arrowhead is solid oak. Outline is cut out on scroll saw. The "chipped out" edges came from pressing the piece against a spindle sander at an angle to get the desired effect. I had my local trophy shop laser engrave the image and lettering. The oak cost me about $5. The laser engraving was...

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