zontar
Double Eagle Member
windchill is -8F here right now. might order some stuff from Marshall Street.....
Spray the area where your disc is going to land with water. By the time you get back to the tee, it will be frozen and your disc will stay on top.
Spray the area where your disc is going to land with water. By the time you get back to the tee, it will be frozen and your disc will stay on top.
Knowing my luck, it'll skip off the ice and bury itself around a blind corner :\
I think we're confusing "land" with "come to rest"
I don't live in Oshkosh anymore and I don't throw trilogy so you are out of luck I guess.
I agree. Playing in the snow is just dumb! My local course has a nice open field for warming up. I lost a disc on my second warmup throw in a wide open field because it buried itself in the snow. So I'll have to wait until it melts and hope someone calls me!
i resent the thread title...
midwesterners know how to do it!
Do most course facebook pages keep up with snow conditions at the course?
I'm a never-facebooked person (one of the few left on the planet I know . .. ) but in the winter it's frustrating around here as some courses will have an inch while others have tons.
Tough to get a straight answer from disc golfers too --- seems like ski conditions we should have "disc conditions".
"<2", tees clear." and keep it updated.
etc.
it's pretty common to play winter rounds and or winter leagues here.i resent the thread title...
midwesterners know how to do it!