Regulator said:I have played for about 15 years now, and have a 250 yard drive. Unfortunately it is 200 out and 50 to the left.![]()

Matt said:Anyone play, want to play, toying with the idea of taking up the game?
I started 5 years ago, when I moved to the US and got sucked in. Unfortunately with winter coming on in the northern states, we have a forced 6 month lay off...wish I lived further south!
You need to dress for the weather or freeze your
off.Short Bus said:We play disc golf all yearYou need to dress for the weather or freeze your
off.
STLtrailbSS said:I took it up in high school for something to do during hockey off season. Its challenging and down right annoying sometime lol. Course can get pricey a decent course here will run around $50 but there's always more options especially for beginners there no need to go play expensive courses in the begining because they are usually a big step up on difficulty then the cheaper flater courses. Find somebody with a set of clubs to borrow or some courses have rentals, just hit the driving range and the practice green before hand. GO FOR IT!


rjpoog1989 said:I try to play as much as possible. I'm actually going to school for PGA Golf Management and Turfgrass Science. The season is over in PA and the next time I play I'll be in Scotland in March playing the Old Course @ St Andrews!:wootwoot:![]()

Boricua SS said:Im sure Josh would love to join you... He's startin to pick the game up lol...
lol I'd recommend starting at a "pitch and putt". You can rent the clubs (you only need a couple), the holes are short, if you hit a bad shot it doesn't go too far astray. Then move up to the longer courses (and the bigger cuss words, hehe)Voymom said:I would be interested in trying it in a little more detail, I guess actually playing a game instead of just beating up a bucket of balls.
RayVoy said:I'd recommend starting at a "pitch and putt". You can rent the clubs (you only need a couple), the holes are short, if you hit a bad shot it doesn't go too far astray. Then move up to the longer courses (and the bigger cuss words, hehe)
and add beer. Things may not actually GO any better, but they sure will seem like it!! 
Hey Carlton, I like the way you think, the next time I'm in Florida, we need to playBlckshdw said:and add beer. Things may not actually GO any better, but they sure will seem like it!!
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Gonna have to start hitting the range then. Lost all my golf buddies years ago, and since buying my TB, haven't touched my clubs in years. The result would not be pretty I'm sure 
Blckshdw said:I played in high school, and sparingly in college, then got away from it for a long time. Found some guys at work who used to play once a month, and I tried to pick it up again but somehow I just couldn't get the touch back with the woods.![]()
rjpoog1989 said:So on Friday I'm leaving for Scotland![]()
We're playing 5 rounds of golf, these are to include: The Old Course and Jubilee Course at St Andrews, Muirfield, and Carnoustie. Hopefully I'll play well, but it's not really about that, it's about the experience! I haven't swung a club in months so I don't expect much. I know I'll be sore when I get back after walking 18 holes 5 days in a row, but totally worth it!
Matt said:I hate you right now! Seriously though, have a great time!!