UVU just finished upgrading their Frisbee Disk Golf Course from a 13-hole course to a full 18-hole course. Each of the holes are par 2. I typically shot boggie for each of the holes.
Nate Huntsman was the true champ that day. He scored 10 strokes beneath the rest of us. I am also grateful to him and his brother Matt for talking me into wading into the UVU pond to retrieve a lost frisbee disk.
This is my first legit frisbee disk. It took me a good 20 minutes to rub off the name and phone number of its previous owner.
For those of you who are judging me right now, thinking to yourselves that I just thieved that frisbee from some poor guy, think again. It is not "frisbee golf etiquette" to return lost frisbees. When you throw one into the woods and don't retrieve it, it becomes free game. Over 50% of Nate's many frisbees have various names written on them. Finding one is like your right of passage into the world of frisbee golf. It was that day, that I became a man!
p.s. Those are my imaginary cobra fangs I have bared in the picture above; I'm not just making a goofy face.
con-gra-tu-la-shones, hombre, you are a man today! Love the cobra on the front. About time you had your own frisbee golf disc.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can find Phil's lost disc some day? BTW, what do they call it when you officially LOSE your first disc?
ReplyDeleteThat is interesting about reclaiming lost discs. I didn't know that rule. Congrats on your find.
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