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Dick
Jun 06 2004, 12:34 AM
i am considering using a roc also if the aviars are not big bead! we'll see, though with one disc it pretty much evens it out alot as we saw at rockburn. might be different at a small course like calvert.

Jun 06 2004, 11:30 AM
If it was raining like it was in my neck of the woodz yesterday, all i can say is: HARDCORE.

hawkgammon
Jun 06 2004, 07:56 PM
<font color="green">RICH "DR. EVIL" MYERS WINS GOOD TIMES ONE DISC TOUR STOP! </font>

<font color="orange">Calvert Not Kinder To Ski :D </font>

14 players saddled up and headed out for a lightweight round from the red tees. Only 12 players actually opted to have their scores recorded as the two young men in our group (Rich, Tom and I)declined to be a part of recorded history. We only recorded the disc choices of those participating in the tag match as the non-taggers disappeared on us quickly post match. Final scores were:

Rich (Roc)-48
Shark (Cobra)-50
Chris B. (Cobra)-53
Tom P. (Roc)-55
Naved-55
SilverWolf (Aviar)-56
Hawk (Aviar)-56
Kirk-58
Neil (Cobra)-59
Mark (Roc)-60
Will L.-62
Ski (Aviar)-63 :eek: :o
Not Rockburn Boyd-?
His Long Haired Brother-?

On the plus side I'm confident Ski outshot our two adolescent players. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Playing with a hot pink Roc ;) Rich started on #1 with a deuce, and followed that up with another deuce on #2. :cool:Coming off a bogey on #2 Tom put his drive on #3 into the ground, and angrily kicked his bag. :oOur two young wards seemed a little taken aback by this conduct. Rich continued his hot play by deucing #'s 8 &amp; 9 with parked drives. At the turn one of the youths whispered to the other, "Isn't that guy in the Maryland hat that dude from Baywatch?" To which the other replied, "Naw that's Tom Jones. My mom has his records."

Meanwhile the Ski group (Shark, SilverWolf and "Kirk") started on #10. Shark deuced #10, and Ski went 5-4-5 on holes 13-15 without a circle. :o

The third group made up of Neil, Chris, Mark, Naved &amp; Will I believe started on #8 as the appeared to finish on #7. Neil deuced #14, Chris #10, Mark #14, Naveed was hot deucing #'s 8, 9, 13, 14 &amp; 16, :cool:but took a circle five on #12. :(

After each groups first nine, scores were:
Rich-23
Naveed-24
Neil-26
Chris-26
Shark-27
Mark-27
SilverWolf-27
Hawk-28
Tom-29
Will-29
Kirk-32
Ski-33 :(

On the back nine Rich completed his bogey free round and also deuced #'s 12 &amp; 15. Tom deuced the same two holes, but took a circle 4 on #17 when his forehand roller went into the skanky creek.

Shark started to get hot on the front nine deucing #'s 2, 4, 6 &amp; 9. :cool:SilverWolf deuced #'s 2 &amp; 8, but missed the mandos on #'s 1 &amp; 6 eating circle fives both times. :oKirk deuced #6. :)

In the third group Neil deuced #5. Chris deuced #'s 1 &amp; 2. The wheels came off for Naveed on #4 as he took a circle six. Will also took a circle six on #4, and Neil took a straight six on that hole. :confused: I wonder what happend to those three there?

Scores for the second nine:
Shark-23
Rich-25
Tom-26
Kirk-26
Chris-27
Hawk-28
SilverWolf-29
Ski-30
Naveed-31
Neil-33
Mark-33
Will-33

Good Times abounded for all, and two young boys got to spend quality time with disc golf's #1 sex symbol and hero. :cool:More one disc challenges to come at future Tour stops! :)

Jun 06 2004, 09:11 PM
<font color="orange"> </font> Mr. Ski or you can call me MR.13 :eek: Hawk, we missed you for the second round... Kinder, tomarrow 1630ish...

hawkgammon
Jun 06 2004, 09:33 PM
Oh oh sounds like someone got some redemption with a full bag in round two.

Dick
Jun 06 2004, 11:42 PM
yes, silverwolf skated with 12 and ski got 13, shark and i sailed out of there with our tails between our legs. i may try to hit kinder this week to try to pry 13 out of ski...

hawkgammon
Jun 06 2004, 11:49 PM
Perhaps you should have stuck with the pink Roc. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Dick
Jun 07 2004, 09:53 AM
i just may have to pare down the bag! also the 150 firebird failed me on hole one, missing the mando!

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 10:43 AM
I keep telling you that you are a disc junky. Pick one putter, one midrange, a driver, a turnover driver, and a wind driver and be done with it. :DI know you won't, but you brought it up. :D

Sharky
Jun 07 2004, 10:57 AM
How many discs are you toting cowboy?

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 11:02 AM
Monster
Beast (3)
Leopard (2)
Spider (3)
Aviar (4)

That's five molds. You?

Sharky
Jun 07 2004, 11:15 AM
162 firebird "pinky"
166 Orc
166 Beast
166 jk valk
165 pro leopard
169 dx leopard
166 champ stingray
174 dx panther (roller)
174 cobra
171 Z-Wasp
173 San Marino roc newish
173 three ring San Marino Roc beat
174 CE Aviar
174 Champ Aviar (2)

Dick
Jun 07 2004, 11:56 AM
hmmm, can i do it from memory?
167 gummy proline beast
150 dx firebird
175 ce firebird
177ish z wasp
172 GT pink roc
172 beat to hell ce eagle(rollers and turnover stuff)
175 beat dx valk - (rollers and turnover stuff)
175 super puppy
175 pro d challenger
178 beat dx ontario roc
170 ce tbird
174 z xs (lost!)
174 ce valk ($ disc)
168 dx beast(forehands)
169 dx tbird(wet weather emergencies)
i will probably take out at least 3-4 discs after yesterday.i need to narrow my selection a bit.

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 12:05 PM
I don't think a lost disc counts. Also where's your supersoft and other missing discs I've seen on the cart? :confused: I know there's been a QJLS on there recently. That's only 12 molds. :D Though it beats Sherwood by one. :D

Dick
Jun 07 2004, 12:10 PM
some are swap outs. also i forgot the 175 apx swirlie, which i replaced the omega ss with for the summer. usually i only carry 13-14 discs on the cart, and 4-6 of them are aviar or roc molds.

Jun 07 2004, 04:11 PM
Ski's inventory:
Two J.K. Aviars 172, 175
2004 USDGC Roc 169( pearl,claws stamp )
Roc 180
CFR Classic Roc 169
Two special edition leopards 172, 174
Pro-line Beast 175
And some other random discs thrown in for sh$ts and giggles.

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 04:20 PM
And Dr. you forgot your precious stiff JK's. I maintain there are like 20 discs in that cart at any given time.

md21954
Jun 07 2004, 04:37 PM
4 valks (all 171-174g, 2 ce)
1 champ viking (172g)
1 champ firebird (175g)
1 pro line banshee (missing right now, hope to get it back)
1 proline teebird (gonna be taken out as soon as i get a new one)
1 champ shark (174g)
1 kc roc (179g)
1 candy classic roc (175g)
several aviars, most notably, a 169g soft glo aviar

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 04:56 PM
Are you still playing?

imapackerfan
Jun 07 2004, 08:07 PM
ENOUGH GLOATING ABOUT THAT FREAKING AVAIR, ALREADY!! :mad:

:D

hawkgammon
Jun 07 2004, 10:06 PM
Nice Avatar! :DGo... :confused:

Jun 07 2004, 10:34 PM
I shoulda never given it to him!!!

MS

md21954
Jun 08 2004, 09:40 AM
ENOUGH GLOATING ABOUT THAT FREAKING AVAIR, ALREADY!! :mad:

:D

thanks kelly! a bird **** on it yesterday and it formed the shape of a basket! the miracle of druhill. the putter is my destiny :D

md21954
Jun 08 2004, 09:43 AM
4 valks (all 171-174g, 2 ce)
1 champ viking (172g)
1 champ firebird (175g)
1 pro line banshee (missing right now, hope to get it back)
1 proline teebird (gonna be taken out as soon as i get a new one)
1 champ shark (174g)
1 kc roc (179g)
1 candy classic roc (175g)
several aviars, most notably, a 169g soft glo aviar

i forgot to mention my 169g yellow dx leopard that was unwittingly modified by a speeding cadillac on greenspring ave. it is my prized roller (parked 10 from the long tee yesterday!).

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 09:57 AM
Darn right you shouldn't have given it to him... where were you two Halloweens ago, when I put Ted's Glow Dragonfly in the pond on #27? I searched the world over to find a replacement- and now I find out my very own doubles partner had one in his trunk the whole time!?!?!? How could you hold out on me like that? You're grounded. No breasticle flashes for you for the rest of the summer... :p

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 10:08 AM
The fact that a bird **** on your putter is quite indicative- surely you must realize that even Mother Nature thinks you shouldn't be throwing that disc! ;)

The fact that you choose to see that it's shaped like a basket- well, clearly shows that your perceptions are somewhat skewed... though we already knew that- after all, you are still under the misguided impression that you are a better player than Hawk or myself! :eek: :D

md21954
Jun 08 2004, 10:20 AM
The fact that a bird **** on your putter is quite indicative- surely you must realize that even Mother Nature thinks you shouldn't be throwing that disc! ;)

ahhh, but you see... it happened mid-flight. i was certain the disc was high and left, then said incident occured and it sent the disc into the basket! i haven't missed a putt since :eek:

you've been playing much longer than me and you may very well be a better player than me (for now). hawk, on the other hand, is not.

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 10:30 AM
Yeah- GO PACK GO!! :cool:

What's up with your Avatar? C'mon, Hawk- give us ladies a taste of what we hunger for... A HUNKA HUNKA BURNING LOVE! :D

Dick
Jun 08 2004, 10:31 AM
talk about malfunctioning avatars! kelly i hate to break this to you but.....your's is missing.

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 10:35 AM
Strange... it shows up here as a Green Bay Packers helmet. Has it always been missing?

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 10:42 AM
hawk, on the other hand, is not.




He's back and still delusional. :D

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 10:44 AM
What's up with your Avatar? C'mon, Hawk- give us ladies a taste of what we hunger for... A HUNKA HUNKA BURNING LOVE!




Pack,

Again they have taken the babe down, but leave the guys up. Clearly the moderators are uncomfortable with the female form, but hot guys are A-okay. Hmmmmmmmmmmm... :confused:

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 10:51 AM
The appearance and disappearance of Avatars is quite strange- but not necessarily bored moderated. As a matter of fact, I see MY Avatar- and YOURS, too- (a buxom, bottomfull bombshell!) Can you see ANYBODYS avatars? :confused:

Sharky
Jun 08 2004, 11:11 AM
Avatar report from the field:

Hawk's is up and it is good :D

Packerfan's is not visible, perfect /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 11:16 AM
Hmmm...mine had disappeared from my computer here at work. Kelly's was gone here and at home last night. Curious. Just when I'd brought Estrada back again also. Time to go hunting again. :D

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 11:18 AM
Kelly's is still gone...very curious.

Sharky
Jun 08 2004, 11:26 AM
Good job Sport!

Dick
Jun 08 2004, 11:27 AM
not sure. can anyone else see the packer helmet?

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 11:32 AM
No Packer helmet. Now I've replaced Tyra with someone else. Anyone see the lime outfit? It's a white square with a red x in the upper right here.

Sharky
Jun 08 2004, 12:23 PM
Come on hawk your avatar has been googled into oblivion again :confused:

md21954
Jun 08 2004, 12:25 PM
c'mon folks! :Ddon't we have better, disc golf related things to talk about? :p like the bird doo doo in the form of a basket on my prized putter?

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 12:25 PM
In the immortal words of Gawler-

SHUT UP SHARK!!

:D

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 12:27 PM
In the immortal words of Gawler-

SHUT UP PAUL!!

:D

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 12:33 PM
Okay I'll work on this from home this evening when my computer is unencumbered by government restrictions. :DWho knew Rich was monitoring for the PDGA now? :eek:

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 12:34 PM
Oh that's not acceptable at all....

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 12:37 PM
Okay. :)

Jun 08 2004, 01:45 PM
Kelly...honey...what can I do to make it up to you?

Hold on...I dont give a RATS ***** about Ted's discs.

For you, though, I would give a RATS *****...maybe even 2!

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 02:05 PM
Thanks to Kelly for posing for my latest avatar.

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 02:37 PM
Keep your RATS *****, your camel toes, and your squirrels nuts (and/or any other wild animals parts you are in possesion of) There is nothing you can do now that will earn you a look-see of the bodacious ta-ta's... Too bad, so sad... :(

:D :D

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 02:42 PM
Thanks, Hawk, for using my bathing suit pose rather than the nudie pose... ;)

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 02:46 PM
The nude is in a frame on my desk here at the office.

imapackerfan
Jun 08 2004, 02:52 PM
OK, that's fine- just don't invite Susi over to your office- thanks!

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 03:04 PM
Like he could get past security. :D

Jun 08 2004, 03:46 PM
Monkey County Security....is that an oxymoron?

Kelly an image of your breasticles is permenantly etched in the rolodex of nudie snippets in my mind.

I flip through them on occasion.

hawkgammon
Jun 08 2004, 04:54 PM
Don't we all! ;)

Jun 08 2004, 07:20 PM
Did someone say SECURITY ??? I think i'm getting wood :ovisions of breastahsez, mmmmmmm. Got Milk ?

Jun 08 2004, 07:24 PM
Once again the 13 tag goes unchallenged. Mr. Hatfield called but wasn't lored to my neck of the woodz. Must have heard that I'm UN-FREAK'IN-STOPABLE on the home course. r.s.v.p tee times. :cool:

Dick
Jun 08 2004, 08:05 PM
i may be able to make wed. and i am off friday. at some point i am coming over there. maybe i'll even use my 1 pink disc.

hawkgammon
Jun 09 2004, 12:11 PM
Monkey County Security....is that an oxymoron?




Yesterday afternoon at 1620 this building and surrounding area lost all power. While assessing the situation on the floor below us I was in the back stairwell, and I heard security detaining someone down on the lobby level landing. I'm not sure who exactly it was, but I did hear Mason from security ask, "What are these wooden discs?"

Jun 09 2004, 01:37 PM
I'm everywhere and no where at the same time.

Kind like being Semi-awesome.

hawkgammon
Jun 09 2004, 02:19 PM
Is it me, or is my avatar simply a white square once again?

Jun 09 2004, 02:23 PM
must be you Hawkster..I see a voluptuous piece of femininity

hawkgammon
Jun 09 2004, 02:29 PM
Thanks MS. As long as I know she's still there! :D

hawkgammon
Jun 09 2004, 10:18 PM
Bored Review: 6-9-04


By Ski on Wednesday, June 09, 2004 - 09:14 pm:


Next. NUFF SAID ?!?! Can ANYBODY beat Ski (local hero and legend)





:D

So who hung better Ski, me or Rich? Scores?

Jun 09 2004, 10:31 PM
so who's hung better, Rich or Hawk :o
Sorry Hawk, Rich had a chance but blew it( blutted it). See Rich for detailz(loser responsable for write up) :D

hawkgammon
Jun 09 2004, 10:44 PM
Don't make me come back out there! :D

Dick
Jun 09 2004, 11:59 PM
fine:
ski 24 24 48
rich 27 23 50

another thing about kinder, it is a putter's dream. all holes are reachable, and usually you have a putt even if it is sometimes long. or you better be an accurate driver. my approach game is taken out of the equation, since a 3 is not scoring. i'd rate it slightly easier than calvert from the reds.

hawkgammon
Jun 10 2004, 07:13 AM
Well, he beat me out there by four (see thread page 69 :Dfor the recap) and now you by two. This embarassment wouldn't have happened if you hadn't spazzed out after your pink disc victory last weekend. I guess I better start scrounging the change together to get back in the gate. All this for a double digit tag? :confused:

Sharky
Jun 10 2004, 09:50 AM
I may have to FLASH by there to get the job done :D
Got a couple in at 170, orange, had to throw one at Calvert this morning to see what the buzz was all about. Total Orc knock off but a little less over stable. Intriguing, it seems to be a tad longer AND easier to keep straight, perhaps it is just a case of "rattling the bones" but it does seem to be a small but noticable evolutionary disc developement.

Jun 10 2004, 04:40 PM
Yes Mark, your looooong over due for a visit to my home course. Bring some friends :)

Jun 10 2004, 04:46 PM
[QUOTE]
so who's hung better, Rich or Hawk?






So this is what goes on at Kinder Park, and it explains the $5 "ENTRY fee"

hawkgammon
Jun 10 2004, 05:33 PM
It also explains the lack of supermodels roaming around the facility as promised me by the elderly gruff toll taker. The plethora of guys in spandex shorts, tank tops, and colorfull bandana's was the final clue. :eek:

hawkgammon
Jun 11 2004, 01:35 PM
<font color="yellow">WORKDAY TOUR STOP TOMORROW AT PATAPSCO </font>

Come out and join Lindsay, Rich, No-Spin and myself as we work on some tees, and move some brush. Work starts at 1000 assuming Girlie can roll out of bed and be there by then. By joining us you can see my less than one hour old haircut, and after the work is done, challenge me for World's Tag #63. Oh you don't have one? All the cool kids do.

hawkgammon
Jun 11 2004, 02:47 PM
Bored Review: 6-11-04


By BB on Friday, June 11, 2004 - 11:17 am:


mike, i left directions on your email.






By BB on Friday, June 11, 2004 - 11:23 am:


adam, where are you? please post...let me know where to meet you. i live really close to the rock




Boyd cruises the internet for love. :o

hawkgammon
Jun 11 2004, 10:20 PM
Bored Review: 6-11-04


By boyd on Friday, June 11, 2004 - 06:06 pm:


adam, you're killing me! i really want...




And the beat goes on... :D

Dick
Jun 12 2004, 01:23 AM
i probably can't really make the work day. we'll see. i have lot's of stuff around the house to do. remodeling the kitchen you know...

hawkgammon
Jun 12 2004, 08:50 AM
<font color="pink">remodeling the kitchen </font>



Manly! :o

Dick
Jun 12 2004, 03:50 PM
power tools are totally manly!!!

Jun 12 2004, 10:03 PM
Speaking of MANLY, Ski defends his lucky 13 tag again today "outside his box". Patapsco was the venue. After an obviously grueling work party this morning, five happy disc golfers inbark in a 4 and a half hour tour from the PRO tees. We had the co. of Mr. J. Meyers for the 1st four holes, he played with a stable putter, because he can :) No dueces were noted i believe, i remember hitting a huge drive on 14, but only getting rim on the putt :( Girlie had a few 3's that could be called dueces in her book :eek: but no really, she's got game. Neil hit a sweet three stroke on 15 to steal the box. Which lead to 16 and a lot of looking around for disc's in some mighty high grass :( Hole 12 was a suprise, as no one new that it had been moved back to the long. And that cost most a stroke. Hawk proved to be quite an advisary today, good round Mr., lets do it again real soon :DThanks to all, good company and G.T.'s

hawkgammon
Jun 12 2004, 10:27 PM
<font color="orange">SKI HOLDS OFF HAWK FOR POST PATAPSCO WORKDAY TOUR STOP WIN </font>

<font color="blue">Neil Edges Randy O For Third </font>

After a somewhat disorganized and mildly productive three hour work session five of us ventured out to play a round from the blue tees. Most of the baskets are in the long positions at this point, so it was a long slow four hour round. The grass is only real bad on #'s 12 &amp; 16, but you can spend a good 20 minutes having five players looking for a disc. The mandos are still in need of remarking, as are the drop zones. Hole #8 looks spectacular though. Many tees are in need of a freshening as well. It looks like Dr. Evil is going to be spending the next two weeks out there around the clock. :D

Final scores were:
Ski-70
Hawk-72
Neil-85
Randy O-86
Lindsay-90

Shockingly there were no deuces! :DNo-Spin played the first four holes with us using only a putter, and he got a three on #3 doing this! :eek: :cool:He declined to participate for the entire round as he intends to go Dub hunting tomorrow. Low lights of the round included "Missed Mando" Neil going 4-3 on the courses seven mandos. He missed #'s 3, 9 &amp; 13. Lindsay joined the party by missing the mando on #15.

Tim "The Worm Hunter" Minefski was entertaining to watch as he searched every stump bottom for snacks to feed to his box turtle back at the Ski Lodge.

Meanwhile everyone's favorite orange player was smooth from the start. We tied through the first four holes until I went lumberjack off the tee on #5. Ski picks up two strokes there, and one more on #6. Then Ski lumberjacks on #8 and gives another one up on #9.

Scores after the front nine were:
Ski-34
Hawk-35
Neil-40
Lindsay-44
Randy O-45

On #10 I picked up two stokes on Ski to take the lead in the quest for supremacy and the #13 tag. Ski ties it back up on #12. Then we see sawed back and forth with me Bluting the chance to pick up two strokes by missing an 11' putt for three on #15. We both staggered home the final three holes with Ski winning the back by a similar one stroke margin as he did on the front.

Scores on the back nine were:
Ski-36
Hawk-37
Randy O-41
Neil-45
Lindsay-46

Everyone was rather gassed at the end.

Tomorrows Tour stop is a two rounder (18 holes total) at Goucher at high noon for anyone not playing a club event or the Cracktown.

Jun 12 2004, 10:35 PM
Mr. Hawk, you are in "the club" are you not ? Calvert is the sweet spot tomarrow...

hawkgammon
Jun 12 2004, 10:42 PM
No, no I'm not. :D

hawkgammon
Jun 13 2004, 08:52 PM
<font color="red"> HAWK DEFEATS PAUL IN ONE ON ONE STEEL CAGE TOUR STOP AT GOUCHER /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif </font>

<font color="pink">Paul Chokes As Hawk Storms From Behind To Win The #15 Tag ;) </font>

As the tag world spins out of control with Ski at #13 and myself at #15, Paul today was unable to do what Ski did so successfully yesterday...stave off a late rally by me. :DWe went around twice at well maintained Goucher.

Final scores were:
Hawk-55
Paul-56

Paul arrived trumpeting his success at prying the #15 tag from Ras Disc yesterday at Druid. He described his putting as "on fire". After the usual blather from him about kicking parts of my anatomy we set off.

We three'd our way through the first four holes with me once again missing a very makeable deuce putt on #2. :mad:On #5 Paul went left toward the building taking a four. :( He got that stroke back on #7 when I went across the road and came up short on my approach shot for a four. :( Paul took a two stroke lead on #9 with a great roller that came to a rest less than 10' from the basket for an easy deuce! :) I took a four on that hole as my turnover drive solidly hit a tree before the wetland. :mad:

After nine holes we were at:
Paul-27
Hawk-29

Paul stretches the lead to three strokes as we played #10. I took a little off my drive as my first go at this hole saw me sailing all the way to #2's tee. That was a mistake, and ended up stalling out short and to the left. Paul's flick shot was dead on, and he got his second deuce in a row, :D while I mad a nice par saving long putt. On #12 we ended up two feet apart with awkward putts into the brush before the basket. Paul missed his deuce putt, :mad: and I made mine :) utlizing the Service straddle putt. Thanks to the big guy for the lessons. ;) Now ahead by two Paul flicks his drive on #13 into a tree and bounces into the brush on the right. I go OB into the road costing myself an opportunity to pick up a stroke. :( Circle four to Pauls four. On #14 Paul again goes left...snug up against the building. My drive is right at the basket, but hits the top of the hill, and disappears! :eek: Paul approaches nicely for a three, and it turns out my disc caught an edge and rolled downhill 5' past the basket. Another deuce, and now Paul's lead has dwindled to one. :DAt #16 Paul goes across the road and has a middle range putt for his three. He yanks it, and takes a four. :mad:Match tied! :D On #17 Paul's roller goes awry, and short as does my drive. I'm out, and my putter approach crashes chains, but plops to the ground briefly sending Paul to the brink of cardiac arrest. Still tied we go to #18. Paul is thinking he's safe with the tag at least, and we might be heading for the first ever Tour stop playoff. This time I manage to miss the tree, but turn the Leopard over too far, and it turns into a bouncer and lands 5' behind the wetland. Paul tries to recreate his spectacular roller drive from #9, but things go horribly awry and the disc goes hard left and tucks itself on the hill between basket one and the tennis court. We approach, and I come up shorter. Steeling my nerves I sink the long putt for three while Paul yanks his closer putt and takes another four. :mad:Match and tag lost! :o

Scores on the back nine were:
Hawk-26
Paul-29

Saturday's Tour stop will be a Service friendly 1000 kick off as I have plenty to do to be free and clear for Sunday's Codorus road trip. Location to be announced.

md21954
Jun 14 2004, 11:01 AM
it was most humiliating indeed. :p

hawkgammon
Jun 14 2004, 06:01 PM
Bored Review: 6-14-04


By rich on Monday, June 14, 2004 - 03:52 pm:


codorus. none of you ams have a chance against me though....




Never tug on Batman's cape!

hawkgammon
Jun 15 2004, 01:41 PM
Bored Review: 6-15-04


By BB on Monday, June 14, 2004 - 09:37 pm:


where is adam?





<font color="yellow"> Boyd begins to sob quietly. </font>

Jun 15 2004, 02:41 PM
I've beat the bald man before, i can do it again :eek: Druid Hill Saturday, 10:30 soundz better :D

Dick
Jun 15 2004, 03:04 PM
i am going to be out at patapsco saturday around 10:00 or so to weedeat, mark mandos, and try to freshen the teepads. If anyone has some time free, please come out and help. Weedeaters, shovels and rakes are all we need.

hawkgammon
Jun 15 2004, 11:33 PM
Bored Review: 6-15-04


<font color="orange">By Kinder Krusher on Tuesday, June 15, 2004 - 01:36 pm:


Ok, Ok, i'm loading the .45 and i'll be out there until i wrangle these bastards up.

</font>



I figure he's hacked up by Thursday...Friday at the latest.

hawkgammon
Jun 15 2004, 11:41 PM
TOUR STOP THIS SATURDAY AT DRUID HILL

Greg friendly 1030 kick-off.

Come out and play a round with the teenagers:

<font color="orange">Ski-#13 </font>

<font color="red">Hawk-#15 </font>

Two guys willing to take on all comers anytime.

Dick
Jun 16 2004, 12:34 AM
ok, i may have to delay going to patapsco until after the tour stop! workday is going to have to start around 1pm. of course if you can make it earlier, feel free to work on the list of stuff to do.

hawkgammon
Jun 16 2004, 06:42 AM
Bored Review: 6-16-04


By D.J. on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 - 12:19 am:

I have thought about renewing as a Flyer a couple times,but due to the obvious i will decline!
I will play in the Calvert Open for PDGA points and ratings reasons,not for your club!
Monthlys,not anymore,and thanks to all who have a part in my decision!
Since doubles is Flyer related i guess i will not be there either!



And last,but not least,this tag that some of you can't sleep over!
I'm just going to give it back,then all you F@#king whine babies can ridicule someone else!I don't want any part of it as i grew up along time ago!!!!






Welcome to the dark side Deej! :)

My one piece of advice would be to keep the tag. It's fun watching them twist and whine. Also it's even more fun when you take a good one from them. :D

hawkgammon
Jun 16 2004, 06:02 PM
Bored Review: 6-16-04


By adam on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 - 03:37 pm:


Bill call me.





Looks like we have a love connection!

hawkgammon
Jun 16 2004, 08:42 PM
Bored Review: 6-16-04


By BB on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 - 06:34 pm:


adam, i tried to call...no machine. i live really close to the course and can meet up with you.




Like two ships passing in the night.

hawkgammon
Jun 16 2004, 08:43 PM
Little does Bill no that there really is no Adam. We've secretly replaced his treasured Beast with a five year old beat Cheetah. Watch the hilarity ensue as Bill learns of this. :D

Jun 16 2004, 09:48 PM
"Two guyz willing to take on ALL cumers anytime" :oLadies and Gentlemen, Hawk IS NOT my spokesperson ! :p See ya @ Druid fruitcake :eek:

hawkgammon
Jun 16 2004, 10:39 PM
That really carries a lot of weight coming from a guy who wrote...

Bored Review: 6-16-04


<font color="orange"> By Ski on Wednesday, June 16, 2004 - 03:55 pm:


Dear B.B. I played a round @ your beloved course this afternoon and I did run into a couple of young discers. P.S. Saturday, AM. Tour @ Druid, early... </font>





Creepy.

Jun 18 2004, 04:39 PM
Dude, i think i'm making the journey to PAWPAW :eek: Ski ya.

hawkgammon
Jun 18 2004, 04:44 PM
Oh Oh folks he's ducking out! :eek:

Jun 18 2004, 09:45 PM
On second thought... So many choices, so little time...Its a lot shorter ride to B-more :D

hawkgammon
Jun 19 2004, 09:00 AM
That's what we like...decisiveness.

Jun 19 2004, 08:19 PM
Ok Hawk, wheres the write up ??? Timeliness...

hawkgammon
Jun 19 2004, 09:16 PM
<font color="blue">GLEN CRUISES TO EASY DRUID TOUR STOP VICTORY </font>

<font color="orange">SexSki Takes Second </font>

Only five discers showed for the first official "Teenagers Tag Match". Final scores from the metals were:

Glen-51
Ski-54
Rich-56
Shark-59
Hawk-60

Things started off roughly as Shark takes a four on #1 with the dreaded par putt roll back down the hill. Ski &amp; Rich both deuced it. Then I parked #2 and botched the 12' putt. On #3 I Rhynoed poorly and took a four after a decent drive. Goodbye Rhyno. This is where Glen woke up and deuced #'s 4 &amp; 5. Shark also deuced #5. Then disaster struck as Glen's Aviar drive on #6 disappeared even with my sharpshooter spotting. Circle six. :eek: :oOn #8 Ski licked my Monster and deuced the hole. He followed that up by deucing #9 as Glen did. Ski then wanted to lick more of my discs, but I wouldn't allow it.

Scores at the turn were:
Ski-25
Rich-27
Glen-27
Shark-28
Hawk-29

On the back nine everyones old friend the wind showed up. Glen continued his rally deucing #10. He then deuced #13 and #15. Meanwhile Rich, Shark and I are racking up the fours while Ski strings some threes together. Rich and Glen both deuced #17, and Rich followed that up by also closing out #18 with another two. He also owes me $1 as he doubted I could muscle the Monster as far as I could. :cool:Who's your daddy Dr. Evil?

Scores on the back nine were:
Glen-24
Ski-29
Rich-29
Shark-31
Hawk-31

I ended up walking away with the #78 tag as Mark was high tag with some confederate #40 that someone had lost. As usual I refused confederate money, so Mark ponied up the legitimate latest tag.

Tomorrow's tour stop is at the first ever Codorus PDGA tourney.

Also we've decided to officially boycott Patapsco after the Picnic is concluded until the park decides to give us mowing equal to the cumulative $2 we all pay. Perhaps a drop in funds will get their attention. Therefore the Tour is now looking for a new official home course. Applications will be taken here until July 4th at 2200.

Jun 19 2004, 10:54 PM
Kinder Family Farm Park for "Official Home Course of The Maryland Am. Tour" <font color="orange"> </font> <font color="blue"> </font> But seriously, I Think it's gotta have to be Druid Hill DGC. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

hawkgammon
Jun 20 2004, 09:57 PM
<font color="green">Codorus Report </font>

Much better experience than when we were up there Stealing the Love courtesy of Mr. Felty. Nice calm day with only the hint of a breeze. Jay did an awesome job of conditioning the course. Everything was marked at a level I have never seen. You could never have played there and made your way around the maze. They had directional arrows attached to the poles under the baskets, as well as arrows spraypainted on the grass directing you to the next pro and am tees. The baskets all had flags on them, some of which were 10 feet high so you could see them from the tee. Even the improvised holes where simple to navigate yet diabolical at the same time. It was immaculate. The other interesting thing was the number of people about picnicing etc., and there was no conflict at all. Very peaceful.

Pat Pitts won the Open division over Jake Azato in a one hole playoff.

DeeJay beat local Gump in Advanced on the second playoff hole as DJ nailed a deuce putt after a nice drive. Deebo finished 6th in Advanced, Rich 7th, and I was 13th out of 17. Though I could have placed second in Intermediate. :D

Rich and I played with two young lads in the first round. Rich was driving poorly in his estimation, and I was just threeing my way around. This was on the red course which is the more open of the two courses at Codorus. We finished up the red course with Rich at 54 and me at 57. Highlights of that round include me outdriving Rich on #12 and deucing the hole. He was displeased at this occurence. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif I did give it back by taking an embarassing five on the longest hole of the red course. I crushed the drive, but then botched things horribly. On one of the lake holes young Matt Myers (no relation to Dr. Evil) drove into the lake, then stripped down to his boxers and dove into the lake! :eek: He did recover the disc. Rich also continued the weekends theme of horrific socks as he wore some bizarre green ones with his tan shorts, and red t-shirt. Yesterday Sherwood was sporting purple socks at the Druid Tour stop. Am I the only Tour member with a sense of fashion? :confused:

In the second round Rich was behind my group due to his three stroke edge in round one. The second round was on the blue course, and this is the more technical wooded section. I ended up carding 64 to Rich's 61. I was playing with a couple of local young men, and a gentleman named Ralph who had an interesting accent, and might have been a quaker! :) The media was out in full force hearing of the Tour coming to town. A reporter twice tried to interrupt our play in round one, and a photographer was awaiting us on #8 on the blue course in the second round. He photographed my drive after I asked if he was ready, then I Spidered down to within 10' of the basket. The boys were very impressed that I performed so well under the media spotlight, and I explained to them that it's all part of being a Disc Golf Hero. They were also amazed that I wasn't in my early 30's as I answered a few routine questions from the papparazi. The rest of the round was fairly uneventful other than my managing to stick my Beast up in a tree limb with no leaves on it, merely twig level branches. Very unpleasant after crushing the drive.

Clint as always had all the plastic anyone could want including dyed Pro Classic Rocs, and the newest Pro Sharks and Birdies. Going for the plastic alone is worth the trip as every AM got their disc as usual, and anyone lacking plastic, or as in Rich's case self discipline, can really go to town. After the tournament Rich and I conducted a clinic for the Junior winner, and this resulted in me winning $5 off of Rich in a driving distance competition.

Great tournament, great courses, and great TDing by Jay and Clint. Any future PDGA event at Codorus is a must attend.

Dick
Jun 21 2004, 09:57 AM
hawk, you forgot to mention what happened 'after' you spidered to 10 feet away!
codorus was a blast, i wasn't able to keep my concentration due to some crazy things, like leaving my ce valk laying in the field hole after missing a 25 footer, and hearing some crazy stories about huge muskies in the lake that have eaten 3 dogs this year! poor doggies!
i think i have decided to trim down my bag, i have it down to 4 molds(apx swirl, roc, valk, beast) and 2 specials(firebird, stingray) for rollers. not sure if the beast is stable enough to replace my z-xs i lost or tbird, but i got a heavier one that seems much more stable.

md21954
Jun 21 2004, 10:34 AM
quick paw paw recap...
i played like poo, but probably (hopefully) at or above my rating. started hot, then was attacked by wasps on the third hole. strung 3 sixes in a row after that, no sevens or eights, but one nine (ouch). BB went for an unintended swim in pond scum. a dude in my group fell off a cliff and almost killed himself.

plenty of fun though. paw paw is always good times.

gangloff won open. see wvo thread for details of winners.

Sharky
Jun 21 2004, 11:00 AM
I swooped in on Sunday. Had a great time hanging out with the MD crew and almost upgraded the tag with a 73 on the whippin post. Parked the pond hole and even made the short putt. WVA is heaven. I tied boyce in a putting game, but came in second to him with the bocci.

hawkgammon
Jun 21 2004, 11:10 AM
1. Rich is referencing my missed putt after the media spotlight dimmed.

2. Rich is also talking about the hole on which I out drove him, and made my lone deuce, and he took a three. So rattled he left his prized CE Valk on the gound. Again kids mark with a mini, put disc in bag, then putt! For the next six holes Rich queried any group who came up behind us, or we passed heading back with, "Did you see my disc laying in the field?" He got two affirmatives, and eventually loped back for the disc.

3. Our tattooed playing partner in round one kept telling us that Codorus Lake (officially Lake Marburg) is man made, and there is a flooded town underneath it. There are homes, and barns and silos down there, and these fish (muskies [sp?]) have grown to 11' and have pulled down three golden lab puppies swimming in the lake so far this year. Rich and I both scoffed at this, as an urban legend, but he insisted that we, "Could read all about it at the ranger station." We forgot to do this as we had collected our sunburns and were anxious to roll out. I did find this though...


HistoryThe impoundment of Codorus Creek is the result of a cooperative project between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the P. H. Glatfelter Paper Company of Spring Grove, Pennsylvania. This undertaking is the first of its kind in the Commonwealth and is designed to serve the water supply needs of a private industry and the town of Spring Grove, and to provide a public recreation area.

The P. H. Glatfelter Company paid approximately $5.5 million to construct an earth fill dam, 109 feet high, 1,690 feet long and 750 feet thick. The dam itself is on Glatfelter property and is not owned by the park. The gates at the dam were closed to impound water in December 1966. The Commonwealth acquired the park land under the “Project 70” land acquisition program during 1965-1966. Originally the park was known as Codorus Creek State Park. Lake Marburg is named for the small community of Marburg that is covered by the lake.

The design and construction of the park facilities were funded by the “Project 500” bond program and the federal government’s Land and Water Conservation Fund.

The main launching area, off of Sinsheim Road, was the first project in Pennsylvania completed for public use under the “Project 500” Program. This lighted facility, open 24 hours a day, year-round, was dedicated for use on May 9, 1970.

hawkgammon
Jun 21 2004, 01:01 PM
Bored Review: 6-21-04


By bill boyd on Sunday, June 20, 2004 - 11:26 am:


lost my back up beast....the other back up beast and my stingray at paw paw. i am beastless!





Come out to the Rock or Triples this week and see Bill doing his personal one disc round with his pink Comet. :D

hawkgammon
Jun 21 2004, 01:09 PM
Bored Review: 6-21-04


By bill boyd on Sunday, June 20, 2004 - 11:26 am:


adam....if you are out there, please call.




I think it's time to move on Bill. Perhaps you should try something like this:

http://www.love-finder.net/

md21954
Jun 21 2004, 03:09 PM
Glen-51
Ski-54
Rich-56
Shark-59
Hawk-60


man... you guys really tore the course up, huh? i beat derek yesterday by a stroke at -2. don't ask about wap wap!

girlie
Jun 21 2004, 04:31 PM
The MD AM Tour extended took a trip to check out Tyler State Park just north of Philadelphia, PA for the Great Eastern AM Cup event run by TD Matt Ott and the Bucks County Disc Golf Alliance. It was a good event - the largest AM event in our area and there were 72 players there for the one day B tier. The lunch break was a little longer than expected and the ceremony ended a bit late for my taste, but overall it was a well run event and I will certainly go back to Tyler again - great course!

DJ and I made the trip up to Paul W.'s home Friday night to cut down the Saturday AM driving time. Thanks Paul for putting us up! We practiced our putting in the back yard with Phil D. and Mica - Paul was reigning supreme in the putt-off.

Saturday AM it was rise and shine with the birds and a 2 hour drive from Harrisburg to just north of Philly - not too bad a commute. DJ and I had never seen the course and wanted to get some practice in. I went off on my own to put my game face on and DJ warmed up with Phil D. Well, on hole 19 DJ threw his prized glo ROC into the high grass and it was declared lost pre-tourney. Boo-Hoo said DJ.

Well, DJ boo-hoo'd himself into letting me beat him in the first round 72 to 77 :D... but he found the prized glo roc during the lunch break /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif and wiped the floor with me in the second...

As I mentioned I had never played Tyler before, but I must say the course was in beautiful condition - very clean and the holes are well played in (great job Joe Mela and crew!). The course has a total of 27 holes: 9 straight, 9 left and 9 right. We played 2 rounds of 19 with some different holes each round to play all 27. There were some holes that were combined too. We played #4 to #5's basket and the same with #13-14. These holes were definitely par 5 holes and I survivied them through the weekend at +1 :cool:.

After the first round I was in the lead by 2 strokes over the next Adv. lady and 5 strokes over DJ... Once DJ found his ROC my dreams of taking home the #1 tag were over, but I did manage to take home First Place in my division!

MD AM Tour Extended was rated a success by all those attending :D. Thank you for your attention ;).

hawkgammon
Jun 21 2004, 10:03 PM
Let's talk about customer service.

I recently joined the Disc Golf Club of Northern Virginia, and since I'm not down there all that often President Tommy Donelson called me and asked if I wanted the stuff mailed. I said yes, and then things got lost in the shuffle of life. Well I sent a query email to Tommy last Wednesday, and he apologized and said the check was in the mail. Well tonight right after I got home from the gym, there's a knock on the door, and it's Tommy personally delivering my booty! :eek: He was apologetic for the delay, and I was floored at his willingness to hump out here to deliver the membership stuff in person. Kudos to Tommy and the DGCNV. :)

hawkgammon
Jun 22 2004, 12:09 AM
Oh, one last thing.

Professor you might want to think about upgrading the tags next year. What until you all see the DGCNV tag! It's a hunk of metal, and totally *******'. If you haven't seen one feel free to check mine out. For $1 you can touch it. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

md21954
Jun 22 2004, 09:44 AM
regarding DGCNV--- just take a look at their web page (http://www.dgcnv.org/). it almost makes me want to join. one might learn something from their detail of focus. click on membership, and they tell you why you should join-- and it goes beyond the no brainer, obvious "promote the sport in our area" rhetoric. they have a few goals (including one specific new course) that are detailed and attempt to outline how membership will enable you to help out. it ain't rocket science, just something close to a mission statement and defined objectives. it makes me feel like i wouldn't be throwing my $$$ into a baby pool of hungry pirhanas w/ competing interests.

hawkgammon
Jun 22 2004, 10:03 AM
Obviously I agree with Paul. If they get the course onto the Lorton property, all bets are off on how spectacular it could be.

Dick
Jun 22 2004, 12:12 PM
i agree, i think i'm joining. hawk, did you go regular or supernova?

hawkgammon
Jun 22 2004, 03:58 PM
I just went regular since I'm only down there four or five times a year. Show some control Evil!

Dick
Jun 22 2004, 04:07 PM
but they have a special disc!

hawkgammon
Jun 22 2004, 04:26 PM
You can have the cyclone Tommy gave me. I'm keeping my black DX Aviar putter.

Dick
Jun 22 2004, 05:50 PM
i don't mind going 50 for a group with such a worthy goal and singleness of purpose. plus, a cool tag!

girlie
Jun 22 2004, 05:55 PM
I've got some property under a bridge for sale that you should look at! :D

hawkgammon
Jun 22 2004, 05:59 PM
I thought you already sold that to DJ? :confused:

hawkgammon
Jun 23 2004, 05:47 PM
Bored Review: 6-23-04


By BB on Wednesday, June 23, 2004 - 03:51 pm:


SW, call me. we have to get together.




This man is insatiable! /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

mdgnome
Jun 24 2004, 12:30 AM
I bought the bridge dummy! :D

hawkgammon
Jun 25 2004, 01:02 PM
Rich and I will be Touring after a "workday" tomorrow at Patapsco. Sort of a farewell to the grasslands. :D Workday starts around 0830-0900, and plastic should be flying around high noon, but times are tenative.

Jun 25 2004, 07:00 PM
NICE recap Hawk on the history of Lake Marburg. You da man. :DI'll be leaving for "Jersey" tomarrow evening, out da loop for a week or so. Anybody want to try and take the 15 tag tomarrow ? Calvert, or Rockburn ??? around 11:00-12:00... 410.340.7315

Jun 26 2004, 10:04 AM
Thats the BEST avitar yet Hawk. :DWhats her name ?

hawkgammon
Jun 26 2004, 11:38 PM
Ski,

We have to have some guesses first!

hawkgammon
Jun 26 2004, 11:54 PM
<font color="red">HAWK WINS HANDICAP TOUR STOP AT PATAPSCO </font>

<font color="green">Rich Edges Glen For Second...Of Three :D </font>

After watching a guy running a big tractor around the back nine, and leading a couple of weed wackers around the course, and painting and installing some new mando arrows, and touching up drop zones, and moving baskets to the "c" pins, three of us played a round. No Spin played along for the first nine with some assorted discs from his work van.

Glen was anxious to play the blues to "c" while Rich and I were too tired to do that, so Glen played blue, and Rich and I played red. Glen started the day with #13 and left with #40.

Final Scores Were:
Hawk-70
Rich-71
Glen-72

Needless to say there were no deuces. The few highlights were Rich's side arm approach/putt on #2 that went in for a three :), and my anhyzer putt down the hill from the woods on #13 that went in for a three. :eek:. Glen drove very well the entire round often matching or surpassing our drives from the short tees, but his putting was not up to his standards. For example Glen put his drive on #15 past the basket, but ended up taking a five. Other lowlights include me taking a six on #9, and smoothly following that up with a circle 5 on #10. Rich did the same on #'s 9 & 10, but flopped the five and the six, and managed to do it without a circle. Also Rich took his shirt off on #12 and finished the round topless. Now there's an avatar waiting to happen! :o

After walking the course three times today between work and play, we've decided to pass on the Shag tourney tomorrow, and have a simple round of 18 Tour stop at Goucher tomorrow at high noon.

hawkgammon
Jun 27 2004, 06:08 PM
<font color="blue">SHARK EDGES OUT HAWK AT GOUCHER STOP </font>

<font color="red"> First Lost Tour Disc At Goucher As I Put One On The Roof</font>

Four of us played twice around today at hign noon. Driving up I thought of playing one with the bag, and then the second nine with one disc, but this was met with much whining from Sherwood. I could have stuck it to him, but I opted to be generous, and relent as I hadn't posted that info last night.

Final Scores Were:
Mark-54
Hawk-55
Rich-57
Tom-58

Mark got the first deuce of the day by nailing a long approach into the basket on #5 from the side of the building. Coming back up the hill, I put my drive on the roof of said building, but managed to make a long uphill putt to salvage the circle four. On the same hole Tom said I'd better hope I don't miss and roll down the hill, and then Tom proceeds to miss and roll back down the hill for a five! :oTom then ran into some trouble on #7 when his drive landed in the road for a circle four. Tom was sidearming all his drives, and had some really impressive ones on #4, but his usually reliable putting was rusty. Tom and I both deuced #9.

Scores at the turn were:
Shark-26
Rich-27
Hawk-29
Tom-30

On the "back" nine I stayed hot deucing #'s 10 & 11 with great drives. Tom deuced #12 with almost the same drive from the first half, but this time it crashed into the circle around the pin for a two. Meanwhile Sherwood goes into the road on #13 for a circle four. Mark pulls the match out with a deuce on #18 avoiding the first Tour stop playoff.

Scores the second time around were:
Hawk-26
Shark-28
Tom-28
Rich-30

We'll have a playoff eventually.

hawkgammon
Jun 28 2004, 09:29 AM
I'll be heading out to Patapsco today to practice and evaluate the mowing. Sometime around noon or early afternoon after errands at the MVA, dealership, and the library. The first two stops are why the time is kind of vague obviously. :D

Sharky
Jun 28 2004, 09:37 AM
Library, impressive :D

hawkgammon
Jun 28 2004, 09:58 AM
I'll pick you up something from the Young Adult section you youthful devil you.

Dick
Jun 28 2004, 10:17 AM
hey, you forgot to quote me:
"hawk, you don't just totally suck anymore"

I stand by my prediction of hawk beating mdwahteverthedarnnumberis in rating by the end of the year.

also missed the highlight of my amazing skip off the top of the fence on the far side of the tennis court.

Sharky
Jun 28 2004, 10:33 AM
I agree Rich, the write up was a bit lack luster considering the usual bang up job, seems that hawk is a tad off his game but his trip to the library bodes well /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

oh yeah and hawk has left paul far behind, true that!

hawkgammon
Jun 28 2004, 10:42 AM
Sorry about the write up boys, but I was a bit rushed for time last evening. Rich's shot was probably the most entertaining of several thrown by the group.

Don't forget Mark's quote either,


Hawk's almost become a worthy adversary.

Dick
Jun 28 2004, 10:56 AM
actually he said you "have become a worthy adversary"

big difference.

Sharky
Jun 28 2004, 11:19 AM
For the record leave the "almost" in.

girlie
Jun 28 2004, 12:17 PM
The MD AM Tour Extended took a trip up to The Burgh for the 2004 American Express Pittsburgh Flying Disc Open this past weekend.

Knob Hill certainly lives up to it's name and doesn't dissapoint those looking for an up and down course. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif The PRO and AM flight format is one that leaves a bit to be desired, but it serves it's purpose at the PFDO and hopefully is helping to prepare me for the Worlds - it's difficult to play on a course cold because you start immediately after the PROs finish (and sometimes when they haven't finished yet like in the 3rd round) and really only have practice baskets to warm up on or a field to drive in - and the long wait between rounds is a challenge too.

On Saturday, I chose to walk around during the pro flights and observe some great golf - I was able to maintain great focus throughout the pro flights - too bad that focus left me while I was playing /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif.

Saturday was marked by my very poor play - shooting a 66 on the easiest of layouts, white to A, and an 81 on the hardest layout I played which was white to C (only the pro divisions played the blue/pro tees THANK GOD!). My combined score of 147 for day one placed me firmly in last place in my division of 4 - 16 strokes off the lead, 10 from second and 5 from third /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif.

I decided to rest during the first pro flight on Sunday and got some really good napping in while watching the pro cards play through hole 17. I felt fresh and ready to do some damage Sunday morning and shot a smoking 63 which was enought to catapault me into 2nd place! Still 13 strokes off Monica who was in first and with only 2 of us allowed to play in the final round (although the event booklet in everyones player's pack said that 4 ppl from EACH divsion would play the final round :confused: anyway - the tee time for the final round was 15 minutes after we turned in our round 3 card and with the other 2 ladies not being invited to play and no break time available to rest and eat...) Monica and I decided to call it off and leave the scores final after round 3.

Monica played solid good golf all weekend long and I wish her many congrats on her WIN! :D

I had to leave the awards ceremony early to make the 4.5 hour drive home so I do not have reports back on how the rest of the MD AM Crew faired - hopefully the scores will be posted soon. :cool:

Next stop is the 2004 Patapsco Picnic, July 3 & 4 at the McKeldin Area of Patapsco Valley State Park where I will be donating to the PRO Women's purse and challenging Hawk for his Worlds Bag Tag :D.

Love, Peace & Chicken Grease :)

hawkgammon
Jun 28 2004, 10:20 PM
I went out and played, as the Professor and I like to say the tips ;), blue to all "c" pins at Paul's best course today. Shot a 58 through the first 15 holes. Things went horribly awry on the last three though. I did make a 42' Mark putt on #5 to "save" a five. I almost missed the mando near the red tee after an unfavorable kick. I missed three other putts chinging metal. The park was deserted which made playing kind of weird.

Rich your report is on the Patapsco thread.

Sharky
Jun 29 2004, 02:10 PM
Wow, that's a red tee score with the current layout. In the long to long layout anything in the 70's is acceptable with 76 a good score. (Just setting the benchmark for you AM gladiators.)

"Consistently shooting in the 80's on July 3."

hawkgammon
Jun 29 2004, 07:29 PM
I went out to Goucher today to hunt for these white pegged alternate tees to make the nine 18. I found seven of them.

#1 is about 25' to the left of the current pad.

#2 is on top of the hill left of the current pad near the corner of the tennis court.

#3 is straight up the hill towards the parking lot from the basket.

#4 :confused:

#5 is across the street in the non :DOB grass area.

#6 :confused:

#7 On top of the hill right next to basket #6.

#8 is also across the street in the non ;) OB grass area.

#9 is about 25' back and to the right of the current pad.

Each alternate tee is marked with white pegs that are maybe 1" above the ground. The surrounding ground is also white for now. There are also orange ribbons tied to the stakes. I had some orange flags on wire stakes from Dr. Evil's mowing project that I had picked up at Patapsco yesterday, so I added these to help people find the markers. It took a good hour of sauntering around to track them all down, and I never found two of them. Enjoy!

md21954
Jun 30 2004, 09:51 AM
shot a 69 w/ the gf in tow yesterday. i made some dumb mistakes, but was happy overall.

hawkgammon
Jun 30 2004, 09:53 AM
You shot a 69 at Goucher? :eek:

girlie
Jun 30 2004, 09:57 AM
Come on out to Calvert Today for the Carolina Crew Clinic and Doubles


FREE DISC GOLF CLINIC


Wednesday, June 30th at the Calvert Road Disc Golf Course


Want to brush up on your driving and putting skills? Ever had the chance to be critiqued by the PROs? Come watch, learn and participate in a FREE CLINIC given by the Carolina Crew and sponsored by INNOVA Champion.


WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30TH

CLINIC STARTS AT 5:45 SHARP

DOUBLES DRAW IS 6:30 pm

$7 ENTRY

PAYOUT IN CAROLINA PLASTIC


Brian Schweberger, Brian McRee, Billy Crump and Yukon spend their days living the dream having the job of a full time professional disc golfer (Yukon doesn’t play much golf, but he is an integral part of the Crew) and they are coming to share their skills and experience with you.



Special Thanks to the Calvert Flyers for their support of this event!



For more information, please contact Lindsay Merce at blue_raspberries@hotmail.com or 240-832-1081.

md21954
Jun 30 2004, 09:57 AM
paultapsco. everything is in long.

hawkgammon
Jun 30 2004, 10:02 AM
Thats Punktapsco to you Jr. Have you decided to play this weekend?

hawkgammon
Jun 30 2004, 06:04 PM
<font color="red">HAWKGAMMON </font> CRUSHES <font color="pink">MD21954 </font> AT DRUID TOUR STOP

Paul's Home Course No Help In Bloodbath

Paul called me out today on what was supposed to be a non-throwing day for me to play a round at Druid. When I arrived Paul was attempting to kill a blue Panther to make it a roller to replace the one he lost at Patapsco yesterday when he managed to beat his girlfriend. I arrived toting a bag of unthrown Leopards to see what they could do. We elected to play from the woods as that is the schedule for TNT tomorrow night.

The Final Score Was:
Hawk-59
Paul-67

I opened up the match by placing a Leopard ten feet from #1. Paul yanked his drive to the right. I made the deuce putt, and Paul took a three. At that point the match was won. I went on to deuce #'s 4 & 5 on the front nine. Scores after nine were:

Hawk-26
Paul-31

On the backside things slowed down for both of us with no deuces recorded. #14 gave both of us major trouble as I missed the mando taking a circle five to Paul's straight six. Then on #15 Paul's second shot went into the evergreens for a circle five. The rest of the back was a series of threes and fours.

On the back we shot:
Hawk-33
Paul-36

Unfortunately Paul was unable to back up his prematch boast of taking my 23 tag and sticking me with his 60 :osomething.

hawkgammon
Jul 02 2004, 12:13 AM
<font color="purple">Team Gawler Wins Triples </font>

Bryan, Jim Brazil, and "new guy" Ron took this evenings TNT shooting -11 from the wood tees. Two teams tied for second at -9. Their names are inconsequential since they didn't win, or play with me. Team Edwards made up of Tom, myself and Jesse (not Ras Disc) stumbled in at -7. Tom and I spent the evening hitting chains and not the basket.

Jim reports the Bryan's putting was "on fire" and the three lads deuced #'s 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 &amp; 9 for a 20 on the front nine. On the back they cooled off <font color="green">only </font> deucing #'s 11, 13, 17 &amp; 18.

34 players meant $34 per man. The evening was muggy and we did get sprinkled on for about four minutes six holes into the round.

Paul and Gump signed up to go Picnicing this weekend. Have you?

hawkgammon
Jul 02 2004, 10:45 AM
Bored Review: 7-2-04


By Felty on Friday, July 02, 2004 - 09:19 am:


I say we have a picture of Adam standing on the rock at hole #10 holding Bill's beast in one hand and flipping him off with the other.





Or perhaps Adam could be sitting on a chair behind the rock using the rock as a desk. On the rock is a laptop computer, and laying next to the computer is a deactivated cell phone. The Beast is resting on the rock and being used as a coaster for Adam's "beverage". Adam naturally is nude, but only visible from the waist up.

hawkgammon
Jul 02 2004, 10:48 AM
Mark,

I have those Judy Blume books you asked me to pick up for you at the library. Unfortunately all copies of "Forever" were already checked out.

hawkgammon
Jul 02 2004, 06:07 PM
Bored Review: 7-2-04


By D.J. on Friday, July 02, 2004 - 12:14 pm:


Call me crazy, but i'm gonna leave Hawk in my dust!!!





;)

hawkgammon
Jul 05 2004, 11:19 AM
Patapsco Picnic
Unofficial Results
03-Jul to 04-Jul-2004
Tier: A
Total Players: 53
Classification: Pro
Open Show Round Ratings
Place Points Name PDGA# Rating Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 To Par Total Prize
1 Craig Gangloff 4010 1005 61 55 55 49 +4 220
2 Patrick Pitts 10409 1003 60 61 54 46 +5 221
3 Brian Schweberger 12989 1016 66 58 50 48 +6 222
3 Kevin McCoy 9453 1010 63 58 53 48 +6 222
5 Mike Moser 5557 1015 66 60 52 47 +9 225
5 Brian McRee 7883 1009 63 60 54 48 +9 225
7 Michael Hofmann 17402 987 63 60 54 49 +10 226
8 Steve Brinster 10628 1013 63 58 56 50 +11 227
9 Glen Hatfield 22994 964 62 68 55 49 +18 234
10 Chris Vilmorin 17519 996 73 60 54 49 +20 236
10 Jay Reading 15864 986 68 64 54 50 +20 236
10 Ron Turner 9030 985 61 60 56 59 +20 236
13 Nick Kight 4861 973 70 63 55 50 +22 238
14 Justin Madore 17035 959 68 64 55 52 +23 239
15 Tom Kim 11722 967 66 66 55 53 +24 240
16 Rene Granados 14835 962 71 68 53 49 +25 241
16 Phil Denhardt 21944 935 71 64 57 49 +25 241
18 Zack Rogers 19818 946 70 69 61 51 +35 251
18 Mike Acton 18002 940 73 66 58 54 +35 251
20 Jason Davis 22696 938 75 68 57 57 +41 257
20 Kevin Johnson 7417 936 74 64 60 59 +41 257
22 Phil Vilmorin 17287 912 72 69 60 57 +42 258
23 Bobby Noble 19589 907 74 67 61 58 +44 260
23 David Cote 19533 909 74 66 62 58 +44 260
25 Justin Pfiefer 24408 877 77 73 54 57 +45 261
<font color="red"> 26 G.A. Corrick 22013 858 76 72 61 54 +47 263 </font>
27 Tommy Donelson 18414 939 76 74 62 53 +49 265
<font color="green"> 28 D.J. Wimer 21526 878 72 75 65 55 +51 267 </font>
29 J.T. Bayse 24493 78 71 62 59 +54 270
29 John DeBois 25064 74 69 64 63 +54 270
31 Paul Lichtinger 21954 846 83 75 65 63 +70 286
Mark Luers 7944 837 87 74 999 999 999




:D

hawkgammon
Jul 05 2004, 11:59 AM
<font color="blue">Picnicing </font>

Round One found me playing with Schweb, Crump and Linc Morgan. Now that's not intimidating! All three guys were very cool :cool:and helpful. I picked up several things, like Billy's interest in voodoo, and they all pointed out some stuff to me. That experience alone was worth showing up for.

Shockingly :eek: I slipped away from them for round two, and played with Bobby, Tommy D. from VA and Jason Davis from PA. It was good to play with Bobby again. Tommy and his nuclear power plant golf cart was also entertaining, and he also threw the shot of the day when he attempted (and succeeded) to anhyzer over the mando tree on #13. I believe he was hoping to flex back, but ended up down near the A pin on #15 for a six. :(

Other highlights included watching Paul sweat through his shirt two holes into the round.

On Sunday I was teamed up with DJ, and John DeBois of S.C. Clearly rattled by playing with me, Deej loses four strokes to me. :D On #7 I parked my drive 2' away from the A pin basket from the blue tee. Everyone's idol Hysell witnessed this and immediately asked me to autograph his left bicep which he will be converting into a tattoo. John later hit a great putt on #12 from behind/underneath a bush to rival me for shot of the round.

The final round I was playing with John again, David Cote (a buddy of John's from S.C.), and Justin Pfeifer who had escaped the death group (i.e. Paul's card) with a great 54 in round three. Five holes into the round the rain started, and eventually became a steady downpour until the last two holes. David and John eventually began a little mano y mano hole by hole competition. I threed my first 12 holes before deucing #10. I went to my last hole (15) -1 but the second shot hit a rock, got on end and rolled down to the b pin. Missed putt for a four :mad:.

This time Paul had sweated through his shirt before the round had actually started. :)

Great job by Rich running the show for two long days. He never lost his cool or sense of humor.

Thanks to T2 and Will for spotting for us on the field holes on day one. They both helped me out. :D

Sharky
Jul 06 2004, 09:35 AM
Nice write up, looks like that par 76 held for round 1, it will be interesting to see the round by round rating. I also noticed that you are ignoring paul and have set your sites on dj. :D

Sharky
Jul 06 2004, 02:05 PM
Thanks, but I've got those covered. Have you checked out the hot new YA title "Doing It" yet :confused: :p

mdgnome
Jul 06 2004, 11:57 PM
I lost before i started!!!!!

That's ok,there will be others and i am sure i will not lose to Hawk in 2004 again!!!!! :o:D

hawkgammon
Jul 07 2004, 07:05 AM
Well so far Deej you are 1-3. :D

Jul 07 2004, 04:09 PM
MACHETE WEILDING MANIAC APPREHENDED today @ Rockburn. Thanks to yours truly, aka Hero of the day :DI'll be @ trips tomarrow to accept all gratuitous gifts, in the form of MICRO something or "Home Brewed" !

md21954
Jul 07 2004, 04:20 PM
WE NEED DETAILS SKI!!! :eek:

hawkgammon
Jul 07 2004, 04:28 PM
It's obviously a self reference. :D

Jul 07 2004, 10:54 PM
detailz: No [*****] there i was, it all started on hole one, i was playing a "stag" round, i easily pared 1 and 2 and make my way to three. as i'm walking to the tee i spy "Ben" near the hole. He gathers his things and proceeds on, as i proceed to duece it ! So i'm walking on to the tee when i pass Ben's bag and disc, so i get his name before he gives it :eek: and he's no where in sight ! I get to the tee and Mr. Ben shows up and says " excuse me SIR, i'll spot for you if you'll spot for me. I agree. So i crank i line drive right into the rough, which ben digs out for me, SUCKA :eek: We played up until hole 10, thats when i decided to lose this loser... I get on the celly and inform the "course pro" that i've got this wanted fugative in sight... The park people pull up on hole 13 and i say yea, thats your man ! He was on the next hole... I've got his info as well, tag, make, model... Ben Cramer, 150 lbs looks alot like a carpenter born about 2004 years ago ! Anyway, glad i could do my part :cool:Excuse me while i lube my H&K :eek:

hawkgammon
Jul 07 2004, 11:01 PM
Excuse me while i lube my H&K



Time to get a girlfriend cowboy.

md21954
Jul 08 2004, 01:32 PM
TNT, 6:35 draw, from the metals, ace pot approaching $100

md21954
Jul 09 2004, 01:04 PM
am tour stop saturday, sometime before noon, patapsco.

hawkgammon
Jul 09 2004, 02:05 PM
That's vague! :D I'm picnicing with SBER on Saturday, but please let us know what happens!

md21954
Jul 09 2004, 02:22 PM
be sure to talk about disc golf to everyone you meet. they still haven't responded to my e-mail :(

perhaps we can wrangle a tour stop at druid, goucher, or the grove on sunday?

no net for me after this afternoon, in the words of billie b-- PHONES PEOPLE! will be online at home soon though.

Jul 11 2004, 05:49 PM
God bless you Hawk, and your ever wonderfully changing avaitars ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 11 2004, 07:43 PM
Thanks MacheSki. It's all about customer service. ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 07:58 AM
Bored Review: 7-12-04


By TPax on Sunday, July 11, 2004 - 10:15 pm:


Question, I saw three AM players throw to their bag more then 2 meters at the monthly. I called each one but no strokes were given. Should they have taken strokes at a monthly? PDGA rules says they should. What about foot faults? I see a lot of AMs foot faulting on a regular basis in monthly tournaments.





And what about players who have explosive outbursts of anger? Examples include loud cursing, throwing of equipment, kicking of bags etc.

Sharky
Jul 12 2004, 11:24 AM
Hawk thanks for coming out and playing the Calvert monthly and supporting the Flyer's. :D

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 12:06 PM
Shark,

Thanks! I had a blast, and look forward to coming back next year. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif Too bad there's no Open being held this year. :(

mdgnome
Jul 12 2004, 12:45 PM
Wow,was my vulgarity heard that far away??? :D

Thanks for the hat Hawk,i am indebted to you,no explicit favors as i need to make money somehow,but any disc or something like that i think i can help you with i would be more than happy too!

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 12:53 PM
Deej,

I don't recall hearing <font color="green"> you </font> curse. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Enjoy the hat. Nothing owed.

girlie
Jul 12 2004, 01:00 PM
Wow, I go to NC for one weekend and all heck breaks loose! /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Alright, I'm taking the bait... Who, What, When, Where, Why and How???? Come on Hawk - spill the beans!

You are such a colorful writer, please share your story with us on the bored. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 03:42 PM
Well since you asked...

I didn't play on Saturday as I was attending Christine's company picnic. So I thought, foolishly, that perhaps I would attend the Calvert Monthly. This idea served many purposes. 1. Two rounds of golf. 2. Scope things our for the non-existent Calvert Open 3. Work on the TeeBird...Do I love it or hate it? (conclusion: I'm a Beastly kind of guy).

So I moseyed down to the swamp, and things were a little more disorganized than usual. No Pete, and a small and unusually late gathering crowd. At one point I turned to Dr. Evil and said, "Perhaps it would have been smarter to hang with Boyd at the Rock." Nontheless I toughed it out and SW and Rich eventually got things going...sort of. The two minute warnings and start calls were sort of hit or miss. :D In round one I played with SuperStar Patt Pitts, WonderWoman Kelly Swartz and Landscaping Legend John McKee. I was mostly putzing around with my TeeBird, and not worried about my score. I have no interest in plastic or series points so I'm just hanging, looking cool etc.

After round one there was an actual lunch break with a start time. In round two I was playing with "Big" Tom and Rick. Things went downhill from there. Waiting to start BT and I are on the bench at #15 watching Shark practice putt. BT states to me that he is going to stroke him for putting after the two minute call. Which may or may not have happened. Nothing was heard by me, but people were teeing off on other holes. Of course in round one my group was coming down #2 after having completed #1 when the No-Spin group looked at us and asked if we had started. They were on #9 I believe. An example of the casual atmosphere yesterday. I playfully called out to Shark that BT was stroking him for a two minute violation. Mark immediately ceased his warm-up and gave me a very sincere thank you and warm smile for this notification.

In round two I gave it a bit more of a go than I had in round one as Kelly had shaken me down for a dollar bet on the day. As we were walking up #7 BT states that he is stroking DJ for throwing a disc. I did not observe this, but was uninterested and moved on. I believe the gnome has already addressed this on the Bored.

At #10 Rick and I enjoyed the obligatory BT meltdown as he took a 4 on the hole missing his putt. There was much cursing and putter abuse as well as a slammed umbrella into the ground at the tee to #11. Good times! :DSpeaking of which that recalled the BT bag kicking incident at the Good Times event. ;) On we played.

Rick had thrown a purple Valk to the right side of the gully on #13 in round one, and forgot to pick it up. We were intent on retrieving it this round, and Rick made it easy by throwing his second round drive to the same place, but 20' shorter. Rick walked up the left side of the gully as we went to our drives, and then down into the gully and over to the other side. He left his bag near me on the left side. :( After scoping out his situation I asked what disc he wanted to throw, and got it out of his bag and tossed it back to him. :eek: :oThis prompted an immediate stroke call from BT who had just missed a 4' putt on #12. I said whatever or words to that effect. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif Rick throws and then tossed his two drivers back over the gully to his bag prompting two stroke calls from BT. I believe Rick was unaware of this conversation. BT continued this topic of conversation with me for another 30 seconds or so when growing weary of his lameness I suggested we simply leave it up to the TD to rule on. Nothing came up after the tourney, so I believe it was pursued no further. If SW or Rich had decided to stroke me for my outlandish and loutish behaviour I would have accepted that graciously.

However I feel that BT's true motivation here is to work people for a competative advantage. While the actions in question are violations of PDGA rules, this was not a sanctioned event, and is notorious for it's casual conduct. Many players, who shall remain nameless as they haven't entered this fray yet, routinely failed to mark their drop in putts, or even holed out yesterday. I believe DJ has already referenced some of this conduct in a lesser forum. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

I think for BT to be this petty about these issues at a club monthly in light of his own recent on course conduct is amusingly hypocritical.

As for the foot faulting comments that was not mentioned yesterday, and I'm sure it would have been if observed, so I assume that that is a general peeve.

As a disgraced graduate of this elite tourney training program I must say that I did learn much there last year playing the events, and part of the learning came from the laid back wisdom of Pete, SW, and the other pros etc. If the "club" decides to tighten up on the rules during the rounds then so be it. I'm not a participant anymore so it doesn't effect me, nor would it if I was. I can play either way. I'm not sure one lone enforcer with a self centered agenda is really the solution.

md21954
Jul 12 2004, 04:07 PM
2. Scope things our for the non-existent Calvert Open

hey hawk,
please clarify the "non-existent" classification. thanks.

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 04:26 PM
I've been awaiting a posting of the info on the Bored, but I have yet to see it. Apparently it's an exclusive by invite only gig. Rich just PM'ed me a flyer though, and I can share that info with your in a PM. It's all very hush hush, and I obviously wouldn't advertise it here. :p

md21954
Jul 12 2004, 04:30 PM
Rich just PM'ed me a flyer though, and I can share that info with your in a PM. :p


no need! it can all be found at the MADC website! (http://www.madisc.org/)

girlie
Jul 12 2004, 04:45 PM
WOW! That is something else. I'm glad you can at least laugh at some of what was going on.

I'm learning more and more that a good mental game is just as, if not more, important then having a good golf game... included in that mental game is the ability to overcome the "bad shots" and continue to infuse positive emotions back into your next shots. If you're not having a good time out there, it may be time to re-think the situations you continue to put yourself in! /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

Hawk, the Calvert Open has been listed as occuring on 7/31 on the home page of the Calvert Flyers (http://www.calvert-dgc.com) website for quite some time now. In addition, you can find the event flyer and information at the MADC Website (www.madisc.org) because this year's Calvert Open is a MADC B series event! :cool:

hawkgammon
Jul 12 2004, 04:48 PM
Curses on both of you for doing the Evil Empires work here! May you footfault constantly throughout the rest of your careers!

Jul 12 2004, 07:42 PM
Too much DRAMA fo YO MAMA ! But girlie is SO RIGHT, most of what has transpired in the recent past is worth a Laugh :D I'm tired of "doing the right thing". If people continue to hack Rockburn, then so be it. But if some chump decides to come at me with bad intentions, well, i wish him luck :eek: Machet-SKI Walk softly, and carry a big stick

Dick
Jul 13 2004, 10:27 AM
i also posted a link to the flyer on the calvert and pdga boards...

hawkgammon
Jul 13 2004, 10:54 AM
I tossed the Druid Hill Open flyer up on the tourney thread here last night. It's a contest to see which one gets the most views! :D

By the way did you notice that the CO flyers flyer fails to mention the date? :D :)

Jul 13 2004, 11:10 AM
Dr. Evil I have the monkey pod.

Jul 13 2004, 11:11 AM
or is it Monkey paw?

md21954
Jul 13 2004, 11:11 AM
he pulls the monkey's pud

Sharky
Jul 13 2004, 11:15 AM
OK, enjoy the snafu, you win again :eek:

Now if somehow you can get past that egregious error you just might want to come participate in a Maryland Disc Golf Weekend, Saturday, July 31 Calvert "B" tier, Sunday, August 1 Druid "B" tier. Both will have significant added cash! ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 13 2004, 12:07 PM
It's good to be me. :D

Jul 14 2004, 09:38 AM
Hawk, "your" home course is looking Fabalicious. I'd say its the best i've seen it EVER :eek: A work day, and i use day loosely, is in order. work to be done includes removing gravel from two tee boxes and adding CRUSH, and the removal of the dilapidated bench on 7...

Dick
Jul 14 2004, 10:37 AM
Ski, are you organizing a work day? :D

hawkgammon
Jul 14 2004, 03:48 PM
Rich,

I'd say the over under on that is no. :D

Dick
Jul 14 2004, 04:00 PM
you never know, i've seen ski working. once.

hawkgammon
Jul 14 2004, 04:11 PM
Bored Review: 7-14-04


By Mark S on Tuesday, July 13, 2004 - 07:17 am:


Don't let the Hawk bring you down, make your Calvert Open a success!





Marky, Don't hate the playa, hate the game. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

md21954
Jul 15 2004, 02:17 PM
as noted on the druhill open thread and calvert bored, the TNT draw for this evening is 6:32 and we'll be playing from the metals. bring extra $$ cause bryan and rachel will be raffling off a wooden mini to benefit the druhill open.

Dick
Jul 15 2004, 03:24 PM
they aren't raffling it off tonite, but at the druid hill open. you can however buy tickets tonite.

hawkgammon
Jul 15 2004, 11:39 PM
<font color="purple">This Weekends Tour Stops </font>

<font color="blue">Saturday: Druid Hill-1100
Don't Miss The Scintillating Post Round Backgammon Match Between Paul and I </font>

<font color="green">Sunday: Rockburn :eek:-1100
Bring Your Blades! </font>

<font color="yellow">Please note the one hour earlier than normal start time. Hey it's summer and people have things to do! </font>

md21954
Jul 16 2004, 09:23 AM
i've heard the roc is playing contry club-esque these days. seeing is believing.

hawkgammon
Jul 16 2004, 10:21 AM
Yes it will be interesting to see what Billstream has been up to! ;)

Jul 16 2004, 11:54 AM
Rich, I'd love to have the time to organize AND work. But thats not happen'in this week/month ! Saturday is Tag-o-rama @ Patapsco. Sorry Hawk, as much as i'd like to spank you i've got to work until 1330ish...

hawkgammon
Jul 16 2004, 12:04 PM
Cest la vie Machetski. We shall dance another time. :cool:

Dick
Jul 16 2004, 02:09 PM
quit using that pansy arse yellow type. you can't read it unless you highlight the stupid font! :mad:

hawkgammon
Jul 16 2004, 02:46 PM
I can't stop. That's how I send secretive coded messages to my operatives. When are you going to learn to capitalize? You're 40 years old!

hawkgammon
Jul 17 2004, 10:43 AM
Bored Review: 7-17-04


By Kris Fox on Saturday, July 17, 2004 - 01:02 am:


PLAY WITH ME. Hey, I'm a Floridian...I wouldn't mind getting together for a few hours.




:confused:


By Mark S on Saturday, July 17, 2004 - 07:34 am:


at Calvert if you play with yourself...you get a "freeby"...such a deal!





:eek: :o

Jul 17 2004, 07:04 PM
Four "players" showed up for a little tag lov'in @ Patapsco this afternoon. Mr. Ray was in it for bragg'in rights ( Shark, hook this guy up wit a tag! ) The front started with Randy-O and myself being joined by B.B. after we tee'ed on hole two, then joined my Ray after we three tee'ed on three... Ray took the front:
Ray-26
B.B.-28
Ski-29
Randy-O-32

The back 9 was the sincher for our hero Ski, who dueced holez 11, 14 and 15(C) :eek: While B.B. sealed his own demize with a DB on 13 :o

Ski-26
B.B.-27
Ray-28
Randy-O-33

A good time was had by all, but Ski had the MOST fun :D

hawkgammon
Jul 17 2004, 10:58 PM
Um what tees were you playing? Why do we have to do the math? :confused: Let me show you how this is done!

hawkgammon
Jul 17 2004, 11:36 PM
<font color="blue">NO-SPIN WINS DRUID HILL TOUR STOP </font>

<font color="purple">Hawk And Mr. Calvert Tie For Second </font>

Running a tad bit late this morning, Paul calls me on the cell and confirms that I am still making the stop. He encourages me to hurry as Sherwood and "Myers" are waiting. Naturally I assumed he meant Rich, but no it was former Worlds Master champion Jim waiting to take on Maryland's Disc Golf Hero, and his companions. Jim was looking especially tricked out today with his new Innova tour bag embroidered with his name and the phrase "Team Champion". After a brief fashion show/warm-up that again included Sherwood's purple/black socks we teed it up from the woods because that's what manly men do.

Paul started off hot deucing #'s 1 & 2. :eek: He had mentioned to me prior to the round that he had shot a 59 from the woods yesterday with some of the gang while the rest of us were being productive members of society. It looked like he was picking up right were he left off. Meanwhile Jim and I take a circle three and four respectively on #1 with me ending up in a tree off the tee 2 meters up, and Jim muscling his drive into the graveyard. Jim equaled Paul's deuce on #2 to begin the anaconda like strangulation. Everyone threed #3 which was fairly impressive, then the wheels came off for Paul. He takes a five on #4 while Jim deuces it. :cool:Paul begins to bleed strokes to the group like Al Pacino at the end of Scarface. The three of us more or less threed out the front nine from that point while Paul...didn't.

Scores after the front nine were:
Jim-25
Shark-27
Hawk-29
Paul-34

On #10 everyone's drives sort of went awry with the exception of mine. Then things got entertaining. On #11 Jim uncorks a drive and throws his hands up in a touchdown signal the instant it's gone. We find it one foot from the basket! :cool:On #12 Jim essentially recreates that moment with a roller that ends up nine inches from the basket. Back to back deuces! :D Meanwhile on #12 I once again end up in a tree for a circle four. Thanks to the groups efforts with golf balls and meaty stickes we were able to get it down, but it took a good ten minutes. Unshaken I park #13 for my lone deuce of the day. Beginning to feel the pressure, Mark finally breaks through for a deuce on #17. He wanted to make sure I mentioned that. :)

Scores on the back were:
Jim-25
Hawk-29
Paul-30
Shark-31

Please allow me to do the math for you:
Jim-50
Hawk-58
Shark-58
Paul-64

Afterwards I gave a brief backgammon clinic to the kids. Paul and I agreed to play a best of seven match, which I won 4-0 in one game by gammoning Paul on an auto doubled cube. Paul then defeated Shark in one game before Mark swam away. Paul and I then rematched in a best of three which I won 2-0.

Who will come out to play tomorrow in a potentially wet field of thorns? Stay tuned to this space to find out!

Jul 18 2004, 10:54 AM
I think its a given what tees were played and math isn't my strong point :confused: And yes, YOU are the KING of the write upz :DLook forward to schooling you in the MD DG weekend :eek:

hawkgammon
Jul 18 2004, 07:26 PM
<font color="red">HAWK WINS ROCKBURN TOUR STOP </font>

<font color="blue">Rich Edges Out Mr. Calvert For Second </font>

Suprisingly five showed up to play the Rock this morning in a steady downpour. Warming up on #18 I was leery about what lay ahead as the growth was knee high there in the woods. Our fivesome was made up of myself, Rich, Mr. Calvert, Course "Pro" Boyd, and Big Tom. We slogged our way out to #1 and threw plastic.

After a starframe of fours on #1 we started to get some separation going. On #3 Tom, Rich and I deuce it. That completes the deuce portion of this report. The front nine then became the Boyd disaster reel as he takes a five on #6 and a six on #8. :( #9 proved entertaining as Boyd's drive kicks hard left off the tree screen resulting in a 15 minute search. Naturally we are all looking in the wrong place, and eventually Shark is attacked by some stinging insects tenatively identified as yellow jackets. Bellowing loudly while prancing away he's wounded in both legs, but gamely presses on. Meanwhile Tom hits the big tree across the creek and gets wet, while I avoid complete disaster when my third shot lands on the beach across the creek. Five for me, and circle five for Tom.

Scores after the front nine were:
Hawk-31
Tom-32
Rich-32
Mark-33
Bill-37 :eek:

On #10 I pick up another stroke on the boys with a three which leads to nervous twittering among the group. On #12 I take an ugly 5 which gives the group hope. On #14 Rich picks up an impressive three when his drive ends up on the stairs of #15. He hyzers around the house, and nails the long putt. :cool:On #16 we scatter drives everywhere taking three fours (Bill, Mark &amp; Hawk) and two fives (Tom &amp; Rich). On the back Billstream regroups and avoids any fives, but unfortunately is too far back after his catastrophic front to make a move. On #18 Rich bricks a putt that would have tied the match and force the playoff as we played to the long pin.

Scores on the back were:
Bill-31
Hawk-33
Rich-33
Mark-33
Tom-36

The final damage adds up to:
Hawk-64
Rich-65
Mark-66
Bill-68 :o
Tom-68

Next weekends action is TBA.

hawkgammon
Jul 18 2004, 07:27 PM
Look forward to schooling you in the MD DG weekend




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Sharky
Jul 19 2004, 10:58 AM
Congrats on capturing the #29 Maryland Tag yesterday, I know how much it means to you to handle the Shark & Dr. Evil, not to mention the mercurical bb, and even the much improved TPax. Enjoy your stay at the top of the swamp :D

hawkgammon
Jul 19 2004, 11:22 AM
#29 is nice, but after you've had #5 it's nothing to get excited about except for the fact that it came from you. That makes it special. ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 19 2004, 02:43 PM
Bored Review: 7-19-04


By paul on Monday, July 19, 2004 - 08:13 am:


http://www.baltimoresun.com/business/realestate/bal-te.md.woodberry19jul19,0,6288381.story?coll=bal-home-headlines

"Timothy E. Pula, project director for Clipper Mill, disputed the notion that it would cause traffic problems. He said Struever "had a very thorough traffic study done" before deciding not to put an entrance on 41st Street. The development will have two access points, from Union and Parkdale avenues, though people involved in the project say the city is looking into reopening access roads through Druid Hill Park that have been blocked for decades."





This probably is talking about the closed roads on the other side of the zoo. The loop near the course wouldn't help the traffic flow for the CM project which is South of the park. I think the cleaning of the loop is simply part of an overall plan to clean the park up.

md21954
Jul 19 2004, 02:58 PM
i hope you are right.

Jul 22 2004, 06:52 AM
This should be the last T.N.T i miss for a while. 14.5 hr daze are taking there toll, T.S.A can lick my scrotum :eek: Hope big brother isn't watching.

hawkgammon
Jul 23 2004, 11:58 AM
<font color="purple"> This Weekends Sizzling Tour Dates </font>

Saturday: Druid Hill-1100 <font color="orange"> note early start time</font> two rounds first round from the woods, second round from the metals. Are you good enough to hang with Paul for 36 holes? :cool:

Sunday: Pine Grove/Goucher twofer. <font color="green"> High Noon at Pine Grove </font> then onto Goucher for one round of nine, and perhaps a second round from the longs if they can be found. Tell your friends! :)

md21954
Jul 23 2004, 12:34 PM
i'm in for at least one round saturday, out for sunday.

hawkgammon
Jul 23 2004, 02:38 PM
Sissy. :D

md21954
Jul 23 2004, 03:40 PM
how many times have you played this week? ;)

i just got back from a rainy round at druhill. i bailed after nine (was doing all rollers) but pat m, ultimate jay, BB, DB, shark and PP perservered.

hawkgammon
Jul 23 2004, 04:02 PM
Does last Sunday count? Hey you're the guy who says you can play four rounds in a day.

All rollers huh? Working the blue Panther I see.

discgeez
Jul 23 2004, 04:50 PM
Uh Paul,I've found that rollers don't work that well in the rain.

imapackerfan
Jul 23 2004, 05:23 PM
Save your breath, T2... Paul doesn't take advice from the women and old guys.

It makes it all the more gratifying to watch him struggle... ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 23 2004, 05:28 PM
Nothing like an old woman...

md21954
Jul 23 2004, 07:45 PM
Uh Paul,I've found that rollers don't work that well in the rain.

it actually didn't rain until after we had nine in, that's when i bailed (after standing under a tree for a few minutes in the rain). holes 3 and 9 were ill advised rollers due to the grass being tall. i didn't roll hole 6, but don't worry, if you saw my throw there, ill advised would be a compliment

tomorrow, i play conservative the whole round.

md21954
Jul 23 2004, 07:46 PM
hopefully, conservative translates to "less strokes" ;)

hawkgammon
Jul 23 2004, 10:54 PM
hopefully, conservative translates to "less strokes"



There's just too many joke opportunities there. My brain is hurting.

I might need to adjust Sunday's start time due to computer shopping. Check back here late Saturday evening to confirm Sunday's Tour stop start time and location. We apologize for any inconvenience.

md21954
Jul 24 2004, 08:53 AM
looks like it will stay dry today!

Jul 24 2004, 09:54 PM
Pine Grove still on ?

Dick
Jul 24 2004, 11:34 PM
according to a phone message from hawk(foot fault!) the am tour double header at pine grove/goucher is still on as scheduled.

hawkgammon
Jul 25 2004, 10:51 AM
Hey we're back online here at Tour HQ Mr. Disgruntled 57. High noon at Pine Grove anyone? Yesterday's write up to follow this evening.

Jul 25 2004, 11:11 AM
Bring your rain gear / umbrella. :mad:I'll try and bring my game today :confused:

Jul 25 2004, 11:37 AM
Can he live up too his rating of 894 ??? The REAL agenda is to beat Hawk, right ? And come home with something lower than 78 :oYES, i was schooled yesterday, thanks Dillion and CO. it was "enlightening", a spanking i soon will not forget. "I will strike down apon thee with great vengence and furious anger". Stand by for the second coming of SKI :eek:

hawkgammon
Jul 25 2004, 09:28 PM
<font color="blue">T2 WINS DRUID HILL OPEN TUNE-UP/TWO ROUND TOUR STOP </font>

<font color="red">Hawk Easily Cruises In Second </font>

<font color="green">rotating cast of players enlivens event </font>

Six players arrived at 1100 for the first of two rounds. We split into two groups after a Boyd mini toss (T2/Rich/Hawk and Paul/Glen/Ski) and teed up from the woods. My group started on hole one and Paul's group started on hole 10.

Nothing overly dramatic happened on our first nine. A couple of twos, a scattering of fours and a lot of threes. We were joined on hole four by Druid local Norm who threw along with us the rest of the way. Meanwhile on the back nine Ski takes a circle five on #14 and follows that up with a six on #15. No details are currently available about that, but I suspect we had a missed mando.

Scores after the first nine were:
Hawk-27
Glen-28 (deuced #'s 17 &amp; 18)
T2-28 (#8)
Rich-29 (#6)
Paul-34
Ski-34

On the second nine we added some fives to our cards playing the back nine, but nothing horrific really happened. Meanwhile the other group is playing the front nine, and Ski takes a five and a circle five and throws in a two in between them. :confused:

Scores on the second nine were:
Glen-26 (#6)
Rich-28 (#'s 12, 17 &amp; 18 :cool:)
T2-29
Hawk-30 (#17)
Paul-33
Ski-33 (#2)

Total scores after the first round were:
Glen-54
T2-57
Hawk-57
Rich-57
Paul-67
Ski-67

We shuffled players before starting the metals round with Rich and Glen departing, but we added Debo, Patrick (who I don't know) and Smokin' Joe! This time the groups broke down as: Debo/Ski/Hawk/Paul &amp; Smokin'/Patrick/T2. My group again started on hole one and the others went to hole 10.

Debo came out incredibly hot sprinting through the front nine like it was putting practice. I was feeling run down without a food break, and both Ski and Paul were ahead of me at the turn. The other group was shooting nicely on the back nine, and after the first nine we stood at:

Debo-21 (#'s 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, &amp; 9 :eek: :cool:)
Smokin-25 (#'s 13, 17 &amp; 18 :cool:)
Paul-26 (#8)
Patrick-26 (#'s 13 &amp; 18)
T2-28 (#18)
Ski-28 (#8)
Hawk-31

At this point I know Paul is ahead of me, and I certainly don't want to listen to this all week about him beating me in one round. I decide to discontinue the TeeBird experiment, and try to at least narrow the gap. Can I reel him in over the remaining nine holes like a big hooked tuna? /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif Starting the back nine, I lose my putter down the steps on #10 :mad:for a circle four :(. Everyone always says you can't lose a putter, but the four of us looked for it for a good ten minutes. Poof gone. Debo was still shooting hot, but I was narrowing the gap on Paul picking up a stoke on #13, another on #14, two more on #16, and a final one on #18. ;) Ski proved that he is King of the Circles by putting his drive on #18 out onto Greenspring Ave. for a circle five. Ski es muy macho! :) Meanwhile the Smokin' Joe trio is sprinting through the front nine at near Debo pace.

Scores on the second nine from the metal tees were:
Joe-23 (#'s 1, 5, 8 &amp; 9 :))
Debo-25 (#'s 13, 17 &amp; 18)
Patrick-25 (#'s 1, 2 &amp; 8)
T2-26 (#'s 1, 6 &amp; 8)
Hawk-26 (#'s 13, 17 &amp; 18 ;))
Paul-31 ((#17 :()
Ski-32 :o

Final scores for the metal round were:
Debo-46
Joe-48
Patrick-51
T2-54
Hawk-57
Paul-57
Ski-60

Final standings for the two rounds were:
T2-111
Hawk-114
Paul-124
Ski-127

hawkgammon
Jul 25 2004, 10:34 PM
<font color="purple">GLEN WINS PINE GROVE TOUR STOP </font>

<font color="green"> Boyd Blutes It On Final Hole </font>

<font color="blue"> jeff p. makes Tour debut </font>

A suprising number of players made it out for the slightly disarrayed Tour stop at the Grove today at high noon. Early rain disappeared and we played under an overcast sky with a mild wind making periodic appearances. Upon arriving I find Jeff P. and his dyed z puttr' awaiting me. We go down and warm up on #1's basket, and then Glen arrives ("Some guy with black socks is walking down here") and we head back to the tee. Just as we are ready to tee off Boyd arrives with Smokin' Joe in tow who is sporting an Orioles jersey and cap. :eek: Now we are five, and then Ski wanders down the hill modeling a soccer referees uniform of black shirt and shorts. A sixsome! We probably should have split into two threesomes and let the first group play and then follow, but we opted for the herd. :)

The round started with me parking the first hole with my new friend the TeeBird and doinking the putt. :( Perhaps it's not going to be my day. On hole #2 the star of the day Ski,


Can he live up too his rating of 894 ??? The REAL agenda is to beat Hawk, right ? And come home with something lower than 78. Stand by for the second coming of SKI




began what would become a memorable round by taking a circle five after sailing into the ballfield to the left of the basket. Ski follows this up by again sailing into the ballfield on the left (Batter Up! :D) of #4's fairway for another circle five. Going into the monsterously diabolical #9 we are deuceless but having good times! :) I take a circle six by going into...your guessed it...the ballfield on the right of the basket. We're not at Druid anymore boys! :o

Scores after nine were:
Glen-29
Boyd-29
Smokin'-32
Hawk-33
Jeff-34
Ski-37

We've got a battle now going on between Glen and Bill, but first the greatest disc golf shot ever. Uncorking his drive from the 11th tee Ski muscles one into the road and off a passing cars windshield! :eek: The disc then bounces straight up in the air, and is sucked into the cars airstream. The driver slowed momentarily, but motored on. Ski later finds the disc across the street up someones driveway next to their house about three houses down the block. Talk about a shot and distance. Circle six for Ski. Meanwhile Glen and I hit the alley into #10 where Glen makes the deuce :cool:to go one up on Boyd. Equally important is the breaking of the deuce freeze we were in. Bill gets the stroke back and evens things on #11 when Glen takes a four. Smokin' and I deuce #12, and Bill and Glen remain tied going into the circle fest of #16. I start it off with a circle six by sailing into the ballfield up the hill on the right. Good distance, but not enough gas to hyzer back in over the fence. Meanwhile Glen, Smokin' and Ski manage to put their second or third shots into the woods that run up the left side of #17 for a circle five, five and six respectively. Boyd takes a four and a one stroke lead over Glen into #17. Tour rookie Jeff joins Bill by going circleless on the hole. On #17 Glen cranks an Orc very close to the basket and makes the deuce putt. Tied up with Bill again. :cool:The excitement is high as we go to #18 with a tie that Glen quickly ends with a monster drive and deuce of the hole. Bill went up the hill to the right and takes a four for the final margin of defeat.

Scores coming back were:
Glen-27
Bill-29
Joe-30
Hawk-33
Jeff-33
Ski-36

Final damage was:
Glen-56
Billstream-58
Smokin'-62
Hawk-66
Jeff-67
Ski-73 :(

After three hours at one course the group consensus was to forgo Goucher this time.

Dick
Jul 25 2004, 11:20 PM
looks like the hawk meteor has fallen back to earth. he was a machine in round one sat. maybe it was just luck. he was getting ALOT of good kicks!

Jul 26 2004, 06:51 AM
HHHHMMMM, Lets see, 14.50 work daze + no tee time all week + i suck = D.F.L all weekend :( :mad:Better luck this weekend !

Jul 26 2004, 07:01 AM
Did i fail to mention that i didn't get a warm up ?!?! Like it would have mattered ! Can Ski beat Paul on his home terf ? Or his nemesis Hawk ? Time will tell.

Sharky
Jul 26 2004, 12:22 PM
Any more excuses you want to throw on the barby :confused:

Jul 26 2004, 04:37 PM
Thanks to Hawk for offering to show me Pine Grove and to Glen, Bill, Ski, and Joe for making me feel welcome. What a terrific course. And Ski's red disc off the silver car made the trip especially memorable.

Hope to join you all for a tour stop again soon.

hawkgammon
Jul 26 2004, 06:53 PM
jmp19720
Lurker




Lurker. It just sounds dirty. :D

Jul 26 2004, 08:39 PM
As opposed to Thumber King?

Apparently I have to post 18 more times after this one to graduate from Lurkerdom.

hawkgammon
Jul 26 2004, 08:50 PM
As opposed to Thumber King?




Well I'm not sure what you are thinking of, but it's clearly a reference to my cross country hitch hike in the summer of '85.

Jul 27 2004, 06:53 AM
Ski's red disc= SE Leopard, 1 of 2. If you have any lying around , i'm interested $$$ :)

hawkgammon
Jul 27 2004, 11:12 PM
Went down to the Swamp today and it really lived up to it's nickname after this morning's rain. Found Debo and Rick H. practicing for the unknown tourney.


looks like the hawk meteor has fallen back to earth.



I shot a 53 from the blues. ;)

Jul 28 2004, 06:44 AM
YES, the Hawk meteor has landed, and it's SMOK'IN !!! :)

Sharky
Jul 28 2004, 10:36 AM
How amusing, Hawk tears up the course, a 53 in the swamp, amazing!!! :D

BTW the Calvert Open got a mention on PDGA radio :eek:

I know it is a nothing turney, JG, CG, No Spin, PP, Moser, the Pheifer's, Paco, Deebo, Ras Disc, TK, are among the expected players ;)

We will miss you Saturday, but see you Sunday, good day :cool:

hawkgammon
Jul 28 2004, 10:50 AM
Somebody sounds a litte cranky and defensive this morning. /msgboard/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

hawkgammon
Jul 29 2004, 12:34 AM
I know it is a nothing turney



Now now, it's good practice for Sunday.