Another hot Friday afternoon disc golf game. On hole 4, there is a small river along the left of the hole. And when I throw on that hole I try to aim my disc to the right hand side in order to avoid the water hazzard. Of course my disc never cooperates. And it landed on a small island surrounded by water. At least it didn’t fall in it and dissapear. It was a tough throw out into the open but I made it.

On hole 6, John pulled a Gravitt and threw his approach shot way off course. It flew behind the trees and out of site. So we crossed the fence into the abandoned pasture and went looking for it. Fortunately we found it.

On hole 8 I had my best approach shot of the day. It landed very close to the hole. You can see where John’s next shot landed. I putted it to gain the hole.

Well they finally mowed that painfull field of thorns that makes up hole 10. There are two types of thorns that can easily penetrate your sneakers and socks. So walking down that hill is always a challenge. When you get to the bottom and finish that hole, you have to take some time out and try to remove them.