It seems that every sport or club around the world, no matter what the activity might be, tends to bring its own lingo to the table. If you’re an established part of the group then you know what others are saying, but imagine the confusion of hearing “disc golf-rich” if you’re not well-versed in the disc golf community.
If someone asked you to list the brands who manufacture golf discs, no-one would blame you if you only mentioned companies based in the US and Europe. But did you know there’s some great plastic flying down under in the land of the long white cloud?
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Whether you’re competing in an event or simply playing a round with friends, there are a few instances where you may choose to mark your lie. Keep in mind that the object you use during tournament play, typically a mini marker must be approved by the PDGA.
