I live in Oregon. It rains here approximately 200 days a year. If I only played disc golf on dry days, I’d play maybe twice a month from November to April. So I play in the rain. A lot. I’ve developed systems. Some of them even work. Here’s everything I know about disc golf in […]
Playing in the Rain: A PNW Survival Guide Read More »
For my first year of disc golf, I avoided understable discs like they were defective. Someone at a shop told me they were “flippy” \u2014 said it like it was a bad thing \u2014 and I internalized that. Flippy sounded unreliable. Flippy sounded like a disc that wouldn’t do what I wanted. I wanted stable,
Understanding Understable Discs (And Why I Wish I’d Started With Them) Read More »
Every beginner does the same thing. They walk into a disc golf shop \u2014 or worse, start browsing online \u2014 see 47 different discs with flight numbers that don’t mean anything yet, panic, and either buy way too much or ask some guy at the counter who sells them a 15-disc starter set they absolutely
The Only 3 Discs You Need to Start (I’m Serious, Just 3) Read More »
