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This blog is going to discuss situations which would never arise in disc golf. I’ve been taking physics this semester at the University of Southern Maine (Go Huskies!), and when you think about it, disc golf is mostly physics. So I’ve had a discussion with my physics professor, she told me that these situations would likely never be tested, so we apply our best guesses to these questions. Do some math and never learn whether or not we’re right. It’s still fun to imagine though.
Last week Brodie Smith signed a 2 year extension with Discraft and I think it’s time to revisit my predictions of how he would be at the end of the season.
There’s already a few blogs about disc golf etiquette out there. But today I’d like to go a little further with some of the suggestions. Now I know that each of these are subjective and people have many different views on the matter. Here’s my general thoughts on some things in disc golf that we can do to make sure everyone has a good time
We often tell players who are just starting out to get a starters pack. That’s the best way to get started, but if you want to evolve your game and start seeing lower scores you’ll need more discs. I’d guess no one sets their personal best on a course with 1 disc. I think it’s going to depend on each individual player, but here’s how I see it. You need to cover each shot you’ll need on a course.
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