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Baltimore Disc Golf ExaminerDavid Bell admits his love of disc-golf is more like an obsession than a hobby, and it shows. Here, exclusively on examiner.com, David shares more than you ever knew or wanted to know about the sport that has taken the Baltimore area by storm.
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Golf on the brain
David Bell - Baltimore Disc Golf Examiner
A round of golf- how long will it last? Last night I squeezed 18 into post work play, arriving at 7:15pm. A lost disc pushed our Druid departure past 8:30pm- not bad. Light was a little forced meaning the final holes were lit by an eye's adjustment to a fading civil twilight.
If this is your first time I would suggest giving yourself 2 hrs for 18 holes, maybe even 3- depending on the size of your group and their extra curricular consumption. Giving yourself more time, in general, is nice. You can think your shoots through, discuss shot options, and have plenty of time for the refreshing nectar. I prefer Flying Dog's "In Heat wheat."
Like myself, pushing 18 holes into a fading day can be great. You have to work through the rushed atmosphere. Not having too many tournaments under my belt puts me at a loss for working through pressure situations. Rushed daylight is a great way to set yourself up for some coping until a tournament can be fit into our busy schedules.
Topics: Schedule , loss , pressure , 18 , beer , consumption
