Still on for tonight at Airy?

Awesom.e The weather is clearing up and I feel grrreat.

Some of you are aware that I went in a creek to get my disc last night at Williamsburg, and the creek was a little deeper than I thought.  I ended up in waist deep water and soaked my cell phone.  I could be heard hollering and cussing about it from anywhere in the park.  Then I found my disc (a brand new white warlock) and made my putt.

I let my phone dry out, and it apparently still works, but, as you well know, appearances can be deceiving.

hey dave when next league start? i would like to play..is there any spots avail.?

Gary, you probably wanna email Dave, you have to get some rounds in so they can figure your handicap prior to the league starting

Gary,

If you want to play leagues, all you have to do is come out to three or more weeks of a league season so that we can get a starting average for you. After that, you are able to join the next league that starts. As for a fall league, it will depend on the number of weeks left before it get too dark and how many people want to play. Dave Wright does look at the forum, but not two often. If you have any questions, just PM me and I will see what I can do to answer them.

Tony

This week we are at the Haritage coarse. The top of this page has the schedule for the rest of the season.
There are only three/ four weeks left. Following Haritage is Whitewater, then Winton, and then our make-up week are Cincy State.

Down in Hilton Head right now, but I'll be leaving at 5A.M. to make it tomorrow, so somebody please tell Travis I'll be there....On a different note, I stopped by the International Disc Golf Center in Georgia, played the "Ed" and the "Jackson" Memorial. I would have to say without a doubt that the "Ed" was the most enjoyable course I've ever played, great mix of distance, elevation, and trees that force you to execute and hit your lines. Water comes into play on a couple holes and the risk vs. reward is excellent, hit your line get a deuce, miss it, take a bogie. The course par on the "Ed" is a 62, the locals consider the fairways tight.......they haven't played IdleWild, I think most of the advanced players in the Nati would shoot mid 50's. The Jackson was big distance, elevation, and it also demanded that you hit your lines. It had 4 short holes to start out the back 9 but they werent gimme deuces. The Jackson is a legite par 69. Both course have a base of sand, red clay, and a little top soil and the trees are mature and tall with very little branches or undergrowth. I didn't have the chance to play the third course, the Warner Memorial, so that leaves me a reason to go back. They'll have an A tournament there next year, it would be a good reason for a roadtrip.

Brad, I do not know if we WILL play Cincy, I just know we will make up the week. The parking at Cincy is not good for a Wed. and School will be starting up if it has not allready.

Probably not, daylight is starting to become a factor for the longer courses. I was thinking bring a basket or two to burnett.

At Burnet parking is not a problem, unless things have changed. As for the other two, I am sure Monroe will be a no-go based on time. Turtlecreek could be the same. We need to discuss it before, during and/or after Whitewater next week.

I can't make it to whitewater tonight.  Hank asked for my help, and he has done way too much work at Hueston by himself for me to tell him no.  I don't want to see him give up when he's come this far already and pulled this many strings already.