mrstiggy
Par Member
Not really funny or weird but, I was out with a friend playing night golf at 1am in Ogden UT, and heard a Shotgun go off in a trailer park just outside the park at 1 AM. Something tells me it was not target practice :\
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Playing a course last year that is located at a well used local park, I noticed that a family had carried a picnic table to the nice level concrete pad in the middle of the hillside under the trees. I guess they did not want to sit at a slight angle to eat dinner.....................TO BAD IT WAS THE TEE PAD. I didn't say anything, just was not worth it. Besides, he looked like he could kick my a$$ and his kids were already pissing him off from what I could hear. Just had to laugh.
Was told the following story just over lunch break. I'll tell it like he told me.
There is a hole over in Plymouth, MN that has a blind basket. The hill crest is just past the teepad and then it goes downhill to the basket, and then to the right there is a bunch of picnic tables. I just ripped my drive over the hill and then ran up to the top of the hill to watch where it was landing. My drive was in the middle of the fairway so I was fine, and I turned to my buddy and told him to go. When he let go, he released with a TON of griplock, shanking the disc way off to the right. Completely ignorant of the situation at hand was a lady sitting by herself at a picnic table. She was on the phone, and looked like she was waiting for someone with a giant bucket of KFC chicken. I screamed "look out!" and "Fore!" a couple times, but she never heard me. The disc goes flying in and just takes out the bucket of chicken. Fried chicken parts go everywhere and the bucket lands empty on the ground. Completely shocked the lady just sits there and stares blankly at what was supposed to be her lunch....
Not really funny or weird but, I was out with a friend playing night golf at 1am in Ogden UT, and heard a Shotgun go off in a trailer park just outside the park at 1 AM. Something tells me it was not target practice :\
Seriously was crying laughing for about 5 minutes after reading this could be one of the funniest things I have ever read or heard. Would of paid money to see that. I wouldn't of been able to play the rest of the round. Would of been laughing too hard the rest of the round to play. Just would of stopped and called it a day. Man I'm going to laugh the rest of the day after that. Thanks for posting that.
That reminds me of a tournament I played in last year. It was a huge B-teird tourney, and lots of cool things going on. This tournament they took the term "Shot Gun Start" to a whole new level. They blew a horn at the two minute warning, and then to start the tournament, they actually fired off a real shotgun. It was wild and caught everyone off guard.
Seems like a dumb thing to do. Did that piss anybody off?
Seems like a dumb thing to do. Did that piss anybody off?
Hole 4 at the Lewis University course is about a 350ft shot that plays right to left, and about 40ft to the left of the hole is the university's baseball field, specifically the visiting team's bullpen. A couple weeks ago I was playing with my buddy who still has not mastered his forehand... unfortunately for everybody involved, said buddy uncorked a drive into the visiting bullpen and hit the pitcher warming up. Even more hilarious, my buddy took his shot from inside the bullpen.
At Claystone Park last month, in a tournament, I took a shot at one of the baskets---I think number 13. Upon walking up, we couldn't find the disc. It turns out that the disc hit just right on its hyzer flight to go down a drainage tube 15'. It was a pretty "lucky" shot, much less likely than an ace.
So about a week ago i'm at this "course" its 4 holes of open field (10 min from my house and good for practicing weird shots). Anyway, this kid is playing on the swings near the course and comes running over to me and asks if he can play. I give him one of my discs to just chuck around. He starts winging it around and ends up tossing it too far and it lands in this marsh area. His mom says "go get the nice man's disc." The kid who's about 4 ft. tall walks into the area and ends up sinking in the mudd up to his thighs and starts crying cause he couldn't get out. His mom goes in to rescue him and as she's pulling him out she falls over into the mudd. I had to do everything in my power to not crack up. I ended up going in and helping them both get out. It was too funny.