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Lost my pink Star Orc today on the Kensington Black Locust course in Michigan. Hole 19. On the right side just past the pine tree.
We watched it fly, watched where it came down, went to look for it and couldn't find it. Searched for probably 15 minutes. :wall:
No reason we shouldn't have been...
The problem we have at the course I call home isn't the chuckers, but the high-ons that come and smoke, eat and blast music at a few of the picnic tables around the course. After this last Friday, they left so much trash around the set of double tables that it didn't all fit in the 55 gallon...
Found it... It hit just on the left side of the fairway, just before the trees (I cut it a little hard and low... trying to skim the hill). It was hooking left before it hit. What happened next I can only judge by the place it hit, and the place it was found... To get where it was it had to have...
Lost my first disc today. Hole 13 at Cass Benton. The way it cut, I can't imagine where it would have gone. Even checked for a wild roll past the pin. Ahh well.
The squirrels at Cass Benton are seemingly fearless. I've nearly hit a number of them that just ignore the disc and go about their business. A few started 'yelling' at my wife and I on hole #15 last week. That little alarm squeak they do.