JBCHyzer
Bogey Member
You know you're addicted to disc golf when your co-workers help you locate a nearby course (yes, I actually had this happen to me the other day).
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YKYATDG when you keep checking out this thread for ways people think they're addicted.
I can quit any time I want to...........
... when you have become a connoisseur of rest areas for the purpose of throwing a few. The best allow for some decent night time lit areas free of poo, litter, and have clear visibility of where other people are.
Mostly I forgo a portable basket and do short to moderate approach work at ghost targets. Stretch out the legs.
When you just had a blast playing your first (I think) 5 star course (Harmony Bends) and are heading to your 4th for your current road trip stop, when you get rear-ended at a stop light, and the first thing that pops into your head is how that stupid so-and-so just cost you the opportunity to bag that course.
When you tear your rotator cuff on an upshot [RHBH] and just keep playing left handed. I suck but I get my fix!:thmbup:
I'd be like,..."I hope my bag and discs are ok."
When you start criticising your gym teacher for calling the sport "frisbee golf".
LOL, you have no idea. I've even corrected my own *mother* about the proper term!
In addition to that:
you know you're addicted to disc golf when you imagine how your street would look as a nine-hole course.
LOL, you have no idea. I've even corrected my own *mother* about the proper term!
In addition to that:
you know you're addicted to disc golf when you imagine how your street would look as a nine-hole course.
When your window gets broken and you keep playing?I hit my neighbors house doing that, my cousin took out my window doing that.