Reply With QuoteThat is what almost happened to Cory last week, while we were looking for one of his. We were looking and this lady was just conveniently looking for her's too, even after she had found her's.Originally Posted by Sharpie
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That is what almost happened to Cory last week, while we were looking for one of his. We were looking and this lady was just conveniently looking for her's too, even after she had found her's.
Yesterday, I found the course at North Lake Park in Denton. Then I went to Second Hand Sports on McKinney Street and bought 3 disc for $12. Back to the park to play three holes in the high wind. It's been a long time since I had thrown a Frisby, so I was very bad. I played 1, 15 and 2. I think my score was about 25 for three holes. (Should I be calling them holes?)
On the track, I am fearless.
If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
1994 M Edition
CSP 67
It gets easier as you get it more throws and work on your form and for me it took trying several different discs until I found ones that worked well with my throwing style. I am pretty sure that most tournaments play every hole as a par 3, and I think hole is the correct term.
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