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Disc Golf Anyone?

w00t!! Great fun!! I'm not very good at it, but it's a fun activity!

I like watching the serious guys play. They pack around little duffle bags loaded with specialty discs for different situations/throws.

Kinda like walkin' into a gig with a couple of double bags! ;)
 
w00t!! Great fun!! I'm not very good at it, but it's a fun activity!

I like watching the serious guys play. They pack around little duffle bags loaded with specialty discs for different situations/throws.

Kinda like walkin' into a gig with a couple of double bags! ;)

Haha, I guess you could call me one of "the serious guys." I carry around one of those "little duffel bags" and what not.

I must say though, disc GAS is much easier on the wallet than bass GAS.
 
Former Disc Golf addict here! There are many courses around the St. Louis area and I have spent many a weekend on most of them.

At one point I was less than 10 minutes from one at work and would get in nine baskets during lunch.

Sadly, I haven't thrown in quite some time. I miss it and need to get back into it!
 
Cool, that certainly adds a twist to the game! I hope the discs float.

The course I played on a lot in college had 3 ponds and a couple of the fairways went all the way along a pond. Those ponds provided most of my discs. I would jump in and feel around with my feet and come out with several every time. I would call any that had phone numbers on them and keep the rest. Of course those ponds stole some of my discs as well...

bc
 
They don't, that's why I need to restock :D

There's one hole that you have to cross a small cove. It's not that long of a throw, I make much longer ones on non-water holes. But the pressure to get over the water takes about 40 feet of your throw. There's at least 2 of my discs in that cove.

The Aerobie brand golf discs float and they're not bad throwers.

bc