I played a short nine-hole course for practice today. I decided to take a couple of throws off the tee with some driver discs and try for multiple putts for practice. It seemed like a good way to get more putting and driving practice without doing field work or using the putting practice basket.
Depending on the disc the temperature makes a difference in how stable they fly. The D3 in 500 plastic got less stable and the Mantra disc in Aura plastic got more stable. There are a lot of factors like grip and how well I can put power on the disc in colder weather that change things too. A wider rim driver like the D3 might be easier for me to power up when my hands are cold. The more experience I get the easier it is to adjust to the conditions in different tournaments.
My e-bike down at the disc golf course:
The new flying toy finally got here:
Doggie is totally fascinated by this toy and is anxiously waiting for it to charge back up. So far he hasn't sunk his teeth into it - knock on wood. This thing is fun to fly around in the house.
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.d
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