chow
Bogey Member
I have a quick question for all of you...and maybe something we all need to think about.
I like that you can buy everything that you want online, I mean before the internet and sites like discgolfcenter you hopefully had to find discs in some random hobby store or by some dude in the VW bus of your fav course. Not any more my friend.
Now with new courses going in all the time and people wanting to popularize the sport, who do you think does a better job?
The online sites or your local dg store?
IMO, I think the local DG store.
Sure you can buy the newest wierd "merlot" Flash SS in triple ESP limited edition Mongolian Open fund raiser disc, but you get it in the mail and the only thing it's good at is holding the door open.
Whereas when you buy from a local store you support the local economy, local disc courses, local clubs, and people like you that not only want to "grow" the sport but get involved as well.
Isn't it worth the extra $1.59 to support local disc small business?
Also I love to hold a disc in my hand before purchase. Especially with Innova molds when you never now if you are going to get that bizarre understable Wraith or even more bizarre overstable Archangel.
Food for thought.
I like that you can buy everything that you want online, I mean before the internet and sites like discgolfcenter you hopefully had to find discs in some random hobby store or by some dude in the VW bus of your fav course. Not any more my friend.
Now with new courses going in all the time and people wanting to popularize the sport, who do you think does a better job?
The online sites or your local dg store?
IMO, I think the local DG store.
Sure you can buy the newest wierd "merlot" Flash SS in triple ESP limited edition Mongolian Open fund raiser disc, but you get it in the mail and the only thing it's good at is holding the door open.
Whereas when you buy from a local store you support the local economy, local disc courses, local clubs, and people like you that not only want to "grow" the sport but get involved as well.
Isn't it worth the extra $1.59 to support local disc small business?
Also I love to hold a disc in my hand before purchase. Especially with Innova molds when you never now if you are going to get that bizarre understable Wraith or even more bizarre overstable Archangel.
Food for thought.