disco golf
disco golf by OMG, MEREDITH October 13, 2007
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disc golf
An incredibly fun and addictive sport that is played by all ages. Originally played with made up targets (lamp post's, fire hydrant's, tree's) and traditional frisbee's. Disc golf has evolved into a sport that is played around the world with over 1700 courses, most of them in The United States.
Target's are now welded metal baskets with hanging chains, and the disc's thrown are specific to the game. All you need is one to play, but players often carry 10 to 20 disc's, all with different flight characteristics and weights.
Target's are now welded metal baskets with hanging chains, and the disc's thrown are specific to the game. All you need is one to play, but players often carry 10 to 20 disc's, all with different flight characteristics and weights.
disc golf
A game that is seemingly only played by old hippies and college students. College hippies seem to excel at this sport. One of the many sports that always seem easier when stoned and/or drunk.
The game is rather simple, throw a disc (frisbee-type thingy) into the basket (a pole with chains and a wire basket).
There are many different types of discs for many different types of throws. Courses can vary greatly, from wide-open flat courses to heavily wooded areas, to areas wrought with water hazards and areas with large hills and sudden drop-offs.
Disc Golf is also loosely termed "off-road golf" as the courses tend to be a lot harder than ball golf courses, in terms of the fairways and the rough.
The game is rather simple, throw a disc (frisbee-type thingy) into the basket (a pole with chains and a wire basket).
There are many different types of discs for many different types of throws. Courses can vary greatly, from wide-open flat courses to heavily wooded areas, to areas wrought with water hazards and areas with large hills and sudden drop-offs.
Disc Golf is also loosely termed "off-road golf" as the courses tend to be a lot harder than ball golf courses, in terms of the fairways and the rough.
disc golf by Sir Rudulph the purple-headed knight September 21, 2004
disc golf
Tim is too conscious of his own physical condition to be carted around an artificial, over-maintained course of "real" golf while drinking beers and hitting a small ball with a stick into a hole, so he walks through a varied natural scape throwing a flying disc at 18 strategically placed baskets (while puffing on some bud). Wooooo disc golf!!