The three of us played over on our favorite eighteen-hole course today. I was not throwing particularly well after having taken some time off. My arm was feeling fine but I was turning my D3 Max over and not controlling it well. On hole two it went out of bounds into the woods.
On hole three I almost put my Wave disc in the water hazard. It stabled up a bit too soon and almost faded into the water.
One of the water hazards on the disc golf course at hole three:
I just barely made it over the water. You can see my disc near the rushing water if you look closely.
On hole five I turned my D3 Max hard to the right and it sailed out into the lake. I don't think it went too far out there so maybe it might come back to me if the water clears up enough to spot it.
I've not been throwing it all that well recently. I'm not sure if I will want to get another replacement of the D3 Max in the same weight and plastic. Next time I might get either the D3 or D2 disc or at least a heavier version of the D3 Max in 500 plastic.
It is a very fine line between a disc that is too understable and one that is going to fly max distance for me. Especially when you factor in what the wind can do to a disc that is thrown hard.
Some low fog near the basket:
The ponds on the pitch and putt disc golf course:
It was nice to see the sun and clouds today after so many days of rain and snow.
Thanks for reading! I always value your support and comments. The pictures were taken by me with my Galaxy S22 Ultra. Text and graphics copyright lightsplasher & litesplasher
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