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Well I'm all the way up by the lake, so it would be a road trip. But you are welcome to come. No banjo music up here. We is civilized.

You can play my private (Ohio) course that will never be listed anywhere.

Chanté has a hell of a beard. Oh wait, that's you. Never mind. Congratulations.

200 gram Zephyr

I thought it was Cramping Creek?

I'm drinking Grolsch.

Didn't Ed have a mini bong in his bag?

How much should they be?

How much are rocket engines? :D

I'd vote for a chainless basket with no pole. That would change putting completely. A smaller basket would do little if anything to change the current styles of putting.

Oh yeah, every hole with those big azz baskets on them. That's bad, real bad.

I cannot put a numerical value on something like this. My ideal number of birdies is however many occur. If I hated the pro game I would never watch it.

Unlike a boring perfect game in baseball? Or a snooze fest of a 300 game in bowling? Maybe a nine-dart finish? Perhaps a maximum break in snooker? Or an incredibly boring golden set in tennis? Yeah, count me out. I'm tired of watching -18 disc golf rounds. Happens way too often, since putting...

What about the possibility this is a clever way for McBeth to open a nationwide chain of quality pay to play courses. Just gotta find a quality designer. Hmmm...

You won't play in the wind, and you don't throw skips or rollers. What else you got?

You don't know what you're missing. Incredibly epic shots occur in high winds.

Yes, it's a sure sign that you tried other discs that were crap (for whatever reason) and you have settled on discs that work for you. Other people who can't wrap their brains around the idea that what works for them might not work for others are self centered delusional narcissists. (I love...

Found the Innova fan boy. He didn't say he wasn't a people.

In my case, they're both saying "Do it!"

Not much to report here, winter has us in its icy grip. Too old to cut trees in a foot of snow. Wally is not too happy about the ice on his pond.