Awww, don't be like that. Situations like that you just take out the putter and mid and just whip them like you are the King of TDDs.
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Awww, don't be like that. Situations like that you just take out the putter and mid and just whip them like you are the King of TDDs.
Mr. America
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Speaking about noobs teaching noobs. I was playing single today. There was a guy behind me that eventually caught up to me, he was carrying a Champ Beast, DX Wolf, and DX Aviar just in his hands. I was going to let him play through since I don't like rushing myself to stay well ahead of somebody, especially when I'm out alone on "practice rounds" where I'll usually throw several discs per shot.
He comes up to the teebox where I'm sitting on the bench and asked was I waiting on him. I said yeah, I was gonna let him play on through. He replied back "are you sure? cause I was watching you trying to pick up on your form and shot ideas". I thought he was being sarcastic or something at first, then I saw him throw his tee shot and realized he was probably telling the truth.
He comes up to the teebox where I'm sitting on the bench and asked was I waiting on him. I said yeah, I was gonna let him play on through. He replied back "are you sure? cause I was watching you trying to pick up on your form and shot ideas".
I thought he was being sarcastic or something at first, then I saw him throw his tee shot and realized he was probably telling the truth.
dahig
Par Member
here you go.....
a group of us went to play a course in another town yesterday with some local friends.
we found out upon arriving that they play random doubles on sundays.
not five minutes before we flip discs for partners a carload of college guys show up to play.
just so happens after the dust settles that my doubles partner is a young man from venezuela,here on a soccer scholarship and THIS IS HIS FIRST TIME PLAYING DISC GOLF:clap:.
has never thown a disc in his life.:doh:
but you know what? i had a great time,he had a great time,and after the first 17 1/2 he finally had two really decent shots.:hfive:
two things made all the difference:
give them just enough information to play,don't bog them down with details.
AND....give them a REALLY light disc (young man played with a 150 leopard and a 135 wizard). he was throwing flatter and straighter at the end and was so proud and happy with himself that he could hardly wait for the second round to start.:thmbup:
just lettem' play.
lettem' have fun.
they'll figure it out.
a group of us went to play a course in another town yesterday with some local friends.
we found out upon arriving that they play random doubles on sundays.
not five minutes before we flip discs for partners a carload of college guys show up to play.
just so happens after the dust settles that my doubles partner is a young man from venezuela,here on a soccer scholarship and THIS IS HIS FIRST TIME PLAYING DISC GOLF:clap:.
has never thown a disc in his life.:doh:
but you know what? i had a great time,he had a great time,and after the first 17 1/2 he finally had two really decent shots.:hfive:
two things made all the difference:
give them just enough information to play,don't bog them down with details.
AND....give them a REALLY light disc (young man played with a 150 leopard and a 135 wizard). he was throwing flatter and straighter at the end and was so proud and happy with himself that he could hardly wait for the second round to start.:thmbup:
just lettem' play.
lettem' have fun.
they'll figure it out.
woodcutter
Double Eagle Member
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woodcutter
Double Eagle Member
Damn. And I thought I had problems in the 80s.....
i know,,was going to post before and after shots,iv come a long way baby.
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