High Fives and Disc Golf!?

[medicinalfunk]

fist bump for good shots during the round, handshakes at the beginning and end, as i've observed

 

[bboykin]

I prefer the Japanese bow.

 

[ArcheType]

Fist pounds out here are way more common than high fives, but I graciously accept and dole them out when deserved.

I do prefer handshakes at the end of a round though, the formality is much nicer.

 

[bpierce08]

have to go with a handshake myself before and after a round and during a round its normally a fist bump, or high five whatever they decide.

 

[mashnut]

Around here, handshakes are the general rule after rounds, though I see a lot of high fives for good shots.

 

[snappyfingers]

I "high five" everything.... :hfive:

 

[optidiscic]

Fist pounds are too overmacho for me. Kind of like a closet gay guy wearing an mma shirt riding a Harley degrading girls and getting a tough guy tattoo

I prefer a five after a good shot and a handshake prior to the start with a good luck and a handshake prior to the last hole of the round

but that's just me

 

[Labelkills]

They are the best. Dg and high fives go together like pb and j .I want to play a round with the todd so I can hfive him on every hole. But I thing i t would start to hurt after the first 5 or so.

 

[snappyfingers]

In fact, I'll high five this whole thread!

 

[willstradamus]

Fist pounds are too overmacho for me. Kind of like a closet gay guy wearing an mma shirt riding a Harley degrading girls and getting a tough guy tattoo

I prefer a five after a good shot and a handshake prior to the start with a good luck and a handshake prior to the last hole of the round

but that's just me

Exactly what I was thinking.... but much more cleverly put :hfive:

 

[JSurmann]

Chest bumps. Nothing says good job like two guys bumping.

 

[GLong]

Fist pounds are too overmacho for me. Kind of like a closet gay guy wearing an mma shirt riding a Harley degrading girls and getting a tough guy tattoo

I think you're taking it to a bit of an extreme

I'm talkin about more of like a fist 'tap,' the less enthusiastic brother of the fist pound. I don't want my throwing hand to get hurt as the result of an overzealous fist bump.