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1. Get a basket for home. I'm lucky, I've got enough land to have 6 hole putter course, but it doesn't matter. Even 15 minutes of putting practice helps feed the addiction. 2. Take your kid disc golfing, early and often. My son is 6, and has been "playing" 18 hole rounds since he was 3...

I faced a year off due to elbow tendinitis, severe enough that a DGing physical therapist I know told me not to throw until I had a few months pain ad inflammation free. So I taught myself to play lefty. It was like learning to throw a disc again. But slowly, over a week or two of just...

Played 18 for the first time in full ambidextrous mode. For clarification purposes, last year I faced the prospect of not playing due to severe tendinitis in my right elbow. Since I am lefty dominate in some things, writing being the main one, I taught myself to play lefty. Today I played...

47 yo General Manager of a craft brewery in western Massachusetts. Drive by my local DGC at least twice a day, and several others I can hit in the course of my travels.

Congrats! :hfive: I'm still waiting on my first. It will come...it's no more **** luck than the 85' par putt I hit today, LEFT HANDED!

Today was a good day. I played my first full round in about 6 months. I haven't been playing for the last 6+ months due to serious tendinitis in my right elbow. About a month ago, I started teaching myself to play lefty (I usually throw RHBH). Disclaimer: I am ambidextrous, but tend to favor...

4 baskets playing as 6 holes, ranging from roughly 160' to 300'. 3 wooded holes, 3 semi-open. I'm away now, will post some pics later.

If you presume that "fortune" has a different value for everyone, then I am sure there are a few delusional people out there that think so. :D

:D:clap: Collector's markets by nature are arbitrary. Current value is a function of who values what at any given time. Being a good predictor of such things makes a very small percentage of people a varying degree of money. If it doesn't have personal sentimental connection for me, any item...

Trust casual rounds for me. I am a PDGA member though, so that I can play tourneys. Which I would like to do, but work and family obligations always seem to interfere with the tournaments locally I'd be likely to play. I'll play a few before they send me to the glue factory.:D

Aforementioned tunnel...

Hole #7 at Nantucket DGC, 180ish tunnel shot. Parked with a granite Summit.

Played Nantucket DGC for the first time today. Great course, and I played really well (for me).:thmbup:

Looks like a blast! :thmbup:

In no particular order... Point of release Rushing shots unnecessarily An uncanny ability to graze trees just enough to throw a well executed shot off by 30 degrees in the worst possible direction I'm not a big thrower, but this actually doesn't bother me. If I am throwing well, I'll gladly...

Given that 95% of my rounds are solo, when I finally do card an ace, I'm convinced it will go unwitnessed. When a tree falls in the woods...

Places I can always find a trash bag should we inadvertently run out: 1. Fishing vest 2. Saltwater fishing lure bag 3. DG bag Coincidence? Methinks not...:\

Steve Dodge convinced me to throw a Summit more often when I'd only been playing 6 months or so, and it was the most positive thing for my game. I bag 5 of them from a 154 to a 172, all M although I do want to add a soft as well. Nailed a 60' birdie with one today, straight as an arrow...

Pretty well today. Posted a personal second best at my home course. Hit my lines and avoided trouble on two holes that usually hurt my round. Plus hit a 50' birdie putt on 16. :thmbup:

Re-read my post. That's not what I said at all. EDIT: And be sure to read it relative to the OP, not as an unqualified statement