For our Saturday round of disc golf, we played at Cat Hollow after learning that the new course in Williamson county was still unfinished and was missing its goals. There were a couple of announcements on the message board (apparently, there are enough women around here to make a weekly mini).

Adam threw a disc at an angle high up over the trees and it landed, after punching through the canopy), in a playable spot. So I took a chance and tried the same style of throw. Unfortunately, my disc was a little too far to the right and did not come back over the course. It also failed to puch through the tops of the trees. Thanks in part to the pervasive clinging thorny vines that climb over trees and starve them of light. So, I called in the heavy-hitting tree-climbing Jon. He was able to climb up to the top, grab the disc, and throw it down. There was a little scare when the branch he was using as a foot hold gave way. But he held on and found another spot.

Adam had two interesting putts. From our location, the steep and downward flight path of the disc looked on target to hit the goal. But it missed and cratered the earth. When we got to the goal, we noticed how close it was. Only a foot or so away…