No. But if the cart girl is good enough to run a guy off the road, I'm going to. I'll nail her someday too.

On bags...

Do you all realize how hard it is anymore to find a lightweight bag that doesn't have those foldout legs?

I try to walk 9 holes at least once a week for excercise, try to do it twice a week normally. I have a pull cart and ALL of those bags with the legs have that hinge plate on the bottom in the same place it has to rest on my cart (and most carts I've looket at). Do you know how irritating it is to be pulling the cart, hit a bump and have the bag slide and legs fold out?

Standard bags for riding carts tend to be way too big and heavy.

Sweet, I'll def. do that. If you ever want to get rid of anything or whatever, holler at me...I'm constantly tinkering with equipment, taking on clubs, etc. lol. It's almost ridiculous at times. :D

Hehe I have a good friend thats a bar tender that works the GC on the weekend, she makes so much $$$ is crazy.

i'm not much of a hippie anymore.

just got sick of paying exorbitant green fees.

besides, when i play disc golf, i can bring any cooler on the course that i want and i can fill it with beer brought from a store at fair price, compared to the "bend over and give me your wallet" routine when you buy beer at a pro shop.

Ya.....but you got to carry the cooler.....when they come up with disc golf carts, I'll play. :D

i hear the "no carts" argument quite a bit. no arguing there.

but when it comes to carrying the cooler, well, let's just say that through the years KC disc golfers have discovered ways to have beers waiting at every hole waiting with a bare minimum amount of walking.

kcfish would know all about this. he plays swope park league with me quite a bit during the year and he can attest to the "cooler route". while walking 18 holes, you may drag the cooler a grand total of 500-700 feet. it works quite well. you're never more than a hole or two away from a nice cold one.

Trust me. I know. I used to disc golf all the time. But, took up golf and became lazy with the cart.

Disc golf is for people that can't play real golf :D we wouldn't even let you on :D

This thread inspired me. Going to the range today, to the course in three weeks.

whatever you say man :D

i played "white ball" golf for probably 15 years before i transitioned to disc golf.

i just have more fun with the discs.

Decisions have been made.

From my old bag, I decided to hand on to my Cleveland 50 degree wedge and my Taylormade putter.

New clubs:
Ping G5 Irons 4-PW
Callaway Hyper-X Driver, 3, 3H Utility Wood

Good call on the G5's.

My custom G5's from Ping should be here today or tomorrow.

On the Callaway Driver, I went 10 degree. Kyle recommended that driver considering that I'd be doing most of my playing in Kansas. Might have to take the sticks with me to Hawaii in June, though.

My Ping G2 driver is a 10* as well, but the shaft I have in it produces a bit lower ball flight, which is best for my game.

Hope you enjoy the new sticks.

Keep it in the short grass.