Lakeshore

Jesse Whitlock    July 18, 2011 at 6:25pm

By the way, if you don't like my words, I play Lakeshore 2-3 times aweek... feel free to drop by!

Jesse Whitlock    July 18, 2011 at 6:23pm

Let me ask something, when you go golfing, do you swim in the water hazards after hitting a ball in there! I didn't think so! They'd boot your asses off the course if your caught! Same premises, not only is it a liability issue, but Wade and Ben have always called me after recovering my discs! They don't sell stolen discs! Use your heads and quit running your mouths! Be thankful you have a free course to play that is well maintained! If you don't like the rules, take ur sorry ... more

Let me ask something, when you go golfing, do you swim in the water hazards after hitting a ball in there! I didn't think so! They'd boot your asses off the course if your caught! Same premises, not only is it a liability issue, but Wade and Ben have always called me after recovering my discs! They don't sell stolen discs! Use your heads and quit running your mouths! Be thankful you have a free course to play that is well maintained! If you don't like the rules, take ur sorry asses somewhere else! If you throw discs without your name or # on them, how do you expect them to be returned or you didn't really want the disc anyways.... Honestly, the fact that you try to argue the rules is absurd! Really shows your mental immaturity!

Geoffrey Johnson    July 18, 2011 at 5:55pm

Ive had marked and unmarked discs returned.... I dunno

Hunter S. Dotson    July 18, 2011 at 4:27pm

Anyone find my "Marked with REWARD" Orange memorial Nuke in that pond. Or my "Marked" glo buzzz....

Wade TF    July 18, 2011 at 6:52am

Please return discs you find in the pond after trying to get your own. I can't physically enforce anything. If I have to put in a mail slot type lost found box I will. I just want everyone to get their discs back. It sucks going in and buying a new disc and getting some tree hate directly into the pond the very next round.

Joe Paczwa    July 18, 2011 at 2:48am

First, I will say again i agree with what you are trying to do, but our views of "stolen" items are way different. It doesn't matter private park, public park or my living room someone looses something, gives up on looking for it and leaves no information on how to return it, they are S.O.L. Finding and keeping a blank disc shouldn't label someone as a criminal and incur "consequences".

Second, things look more complicated by the daily task of retrieving discs ou ... more

First, I will say again i agree with what you are trying to do, but our views of "stolen" items are way different. It doesn't matter private park, public park or my living room someone looses something, gives up on looking for it and leaves no information on how to return it, they are S.O.L. Finding and keeping a blank disc shouldn't label someone as a criminal and incur "consequences".

Second, things look more complicated by the daily task of retrieving discs out of the pond. I would hope that shop profits wouldn't be spent bringing back plastic that would hurt sales of regular store items. If you are leading this crusade of hole 13 on your own dime then i wish you all the best. Again, its for a good cause i know, but your guidelines on retrieval need to be revamped if it will ever take hold. There will be more problems with disputes and accusations as the rules stand now, rather then someone being out a disc that they shouldn't of thrown in the first place.

Ultimately this is still a game of golf, and as in ball golf you can't go to the clubhouse and ask for the 3 balls you hit in the river earlier in the day. Why make it any different. Anyway loosing a 20 dollar disc in the water is the best motivation to improve your game, avoid hazards and be a better golfer.

Joe Paczwa    July 18, 2011 at 12:10am

True, but possession is nine tenths of the law and finding something left behind doesn't make it stolen either. Plainer and simpler.

Joe Paczwa    July 17, 2011 at 11:04pm

Found discs that have no information or numbers on them are hard to consider stolen in the first place. Lets say throw shop rented out discs, and one of those were found and kept then yes definitely stolen. But something purchased somewhere else and brought there and lost, no. I'm sure most people return or make efforts to return found discs with info, but it will never be a complete success. Unlabeled discs in my opinion are fair game. Someone wants to throw over a hazard, or in the woods ... more

Found discs that have no information or numbers on them are hard to consider stolen in the first place. Lets say throw shop rented out discs, and one of those were found and kept then yes definitely stolen. But something purchased somewhere else and brought there and lost, no. I'm sure most people return or make efforts to return found discs with info, but it will never be a complete success. Unlabeled discs in my opinion are fair game. Someone wants to throw over a hazard, or in the woods without info on the disc then they pay the price. Also seems like a certain amount of business is lost by throw shop to this practice of returning unmarked discs. Its great what your trying to do but it will never happen until you fence in that pond. Yes you have a solution for now but it wouldn't hurt to try and figure out a better one. Hitler had a solution too, doesn't mean its the right one.

Mike Manard    July 17, 2011 at 10:06pm

I'm not at doubles because I'm with my girlfriend's family (they just lost someone yesterday). I might be able to make it by tonight, but it isn't likely to be before 6:00. How do I contact someone if I make it there after-hours?

Wade TF    July 17, 2011 at 9:08pm

Really Joes? The whole point of this is there is a problem with golfers going in the pond and stealing discs. Solution? No one is allowed in the pond.

Joe Anttila    July 17, 2011 at 8:04pm

Just use some acetone and remove the name & number from the disc. Problem solved, dudes.

Joe Paczwa    July 17, 2011 at 7:44pm

I just want to understand about hole 13. Say i am 10" off the shore, disc in full view, i could be banned for getting my hand wet to retrieve it? That doesn't seem right to me. This could be an ongoing problem until a reasonable and understandable solution is presented. Instead of the my way or the highway approach posted below. Also has anyone thought of a lockable drop box for discs on the outside of the shop for discs found after hours?

Geoffrey Johnson    July 17, 2011 at 2:20am

that explains quite a few mysteries....

Geoffrey Johnson    July 17, 2011 at 1:36am

i think the water varies in color from what direction you look at it.... like that weird paint on cars that changes color

Geoffrey Johnson    July 17, 2011 at 1:31am

cha!

Geoffrey Johnson    July 17, 2011 at 1:26am

can marine life even survive in that purple water?

Trevor "Doppler" Dixon    July 17, 2011 at 1:22am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_HeUT8hs_c&feature=fvst
live from the lakeshore ponds

Geoffrey Johnson    July 17, 2011 at 1:18am

<--------------guilty

Trevor "Doppler" Dixon    July 17, 2011 at 1:16am

who throws a disc in the water?

Jamie Mosier    July 17, 2011 at 1:05am

Just don't throw in the pond and there would be no issues