I played in a tournament this morning with my son and a couple of friends. I played pretty well and earned some scrip from the tournament. There were the usual missed putts and a couple of throws that I made some mistakes on.
On one of the mistakes, I was worried about going into the woods and landed on an out-of-bounds path instead because I threw too stable a disc. On another hole, I was trying to hyzer flip an understable disc, but it turned over too far and went into woods past the basket. This disc has hit too many trees and is hard to control now, so I think I'm going to retire it.
I've been throwing a lot harder and farther, but I am having a few issues with disc stablity because of that. Most of my discs are still very usable, though.
My son had a good round and was headed for a personal best score but ended up taking a seven on a par four. It is one of the holes he can sometimes get in range for an eagle (two throws on a par four). I think he might have been trying to throw too hard and missed the gap off the tee. I usually try to throw something very flippy and power down on it a lot so I can easily make the gap, I'm not able to throw far enough to get in eagle range so that works best for me.
A recent picture taken from the garden at an old house that was donated to the city in Longmont, CO:
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