We're all those buckets at crazy angles, or was I watching 60's Batman series cinematography? Good for a first round, lots of blind shots. That course looks like it was the back in the 100 yd. hole days, when that was a fairly good heave for a high drag disc.
@@ticklingchainsdiscgolf What tripods? Who is hallucinating here? Tripods so the public could wheel them away? I think you're trying to gaslight me. No tripod would remain standing at some of those angles. Put in a vertical metal mounting sleeve in the ground or buy a level when you dig the post hole, and concrete in the pole.
Like the video, used to live out there and play the course back in the 90s, many changes to the layout since then. I know this was a casual round but hard to watch the putting violations, moving marker disc with foot, walk-through putts, I would call you on them in a tournament.
The purple trees are Jacarandas. Morley is a beautiful course.
Awesome thanks!!!
Fun to watch - good job!
Looks like a beautiful course. Not bad going park on your first shot at the course.
We're all those buckets at crazy angles, or was I watching 60's Batman series cinematography? Good for a first round, lots of blind shots. That course looks like it was the back in the 100 yd. hole days, when that was a fairly good heave for a high drag disc.
No real flat areas at the course with all of the elevation changes. Makes it tough for a tripod
@@ticklingchainsdiscgolf What tripods? Who is hallucinating here? Tripods so the public could wheel them away? I think you're trying to gaslight me. No tripod would remain standing at some of those angles. Put in a vertical metal mounting sleeve in the ground or buy a level when you dig the post hole, and concrete in the pole.
@@richparks1966 I don’t say no tripod I said tough for a tripod meaning it was hard to keep it straight and still stay up
Like the video, used to live out there and play the course back in the 90s, many changes to the layout since then. I know this was a casual round but hard to watch the putting violations, moving marker disc with foot, walk-through putts, I would call you on them in a tournament.
Thanks for the tip
The overwhelming majority of players will never play in a tournament. For most of us it's just an excuse to get outside and hang with friends.