I played most of an eighteen-hole practice round of disc golf today. I lost my D3 Air disc on hole fifteen and could not find it. I seem to be having a few issues getting this disc to do what I want and spend a lot of time looking for it. I know about where it is, and if I get some time in the next few days, I might see if I can find it.
This disc happens to be very lightweight, and I think that it is part of the issue I have when throwing it. There is also the fact that it is very flippy. Just as I was throwing it today, the wind gusted suddenly, and I lost my trust in the disc and underpowered it. As a result, it hyzered out early and went a few feet off the fairway.
When I was looking for it, I found someone else's long lost disc. He was really happy to hear that I found it, and I made arrangements for him to get it back.
I think someone will find my lost disc, too. It is not that deep in the bushes and eventually might turn back up again. At this point, I'm not so sure if it is stable enough for me to throw much through. I might be better off sticking to my heavier D3 discs.
What it looked like on hole six of the disc golf course today:
Going over the trees or under the trees to the basket are both difficult throws.
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