I always liked throwing frisbees as a child, so in the mid 70’s I went to the library to look for frisbee books, and found one that described all the frisbee sports (ultimate, freestyle, self-caught flight, guts, accuracy, and golf), so I went home and started laying out holes around the neighbourhood (around the telephone pole and hit the stop sign). Loved it right away, but was scratching up my frisbees on the road, so laid out some holes in the nearest park. Never competed or threw an actual golf disc until the early 90’s.

Piwakawaka, not only does it have the best name of any disc past, present, and future, but it glides so long and makes those long subtle anhyzers even sexier!

Not lately, but I do believe it’s about time to incorporate some again, specifically putting and driving, and upshots.

To beat Simon and Jacko, and improve my rating.

Parking the old hole 10 at the Lost Egg, Wayne, Alberta, Canada

The 2014 Portland World’s playoff with McBeth and Wysocki… they drained every single pressure putt!

First, master throwing a putter. When you can throw it straight, make it curve left, and make it curve right, then move up to a midrange and do the same. When you’ve mastered the midrange then move up to a driver.

I’d like to play the USDGC course and see how it compares to Bella Rakha, so would like Bella’s designer there as well, along with Ken Climo and Barry Schultz.