Sammy now owns the seasonal course record by hitting his three year average of eleven under (-11). BOB was back, and finished second at seven under (-7) while Justin H nailed third with his best round to date at six under (-6). Not to put any undue pressure there, but this the third round over round improvement for Justin. Wayne and Robby rounded out the group at five under (-5).
Scores and attendance are still generally off for the season but, with spring starting to kick in, we should see upticks on both fronts soon.
A Postal Service medallion was picked up by BOB on 4 which was immediately followed by Wayne with an Automobile Association medallion on five.
And then there was the anomaly of all anomalies when, on seventeen, Robby stepped up to the tee and threw his disc into pieces! Talk about arm speed! No, it did not hit anything – it just came apart in the air as soon as it was released. No sonic boom, no crack, no nothing; just the Frisbee breaking into two halves and fluttering to the ground; one piece on the fairway and the other in the right rough. And you think the meteorite over Russia was something!
Robby was so stunned by the event, he was not able to finish the round and had to settle with the five under (-5) he had obtained after sixteen holes. Pictures and video are on record and will be published soon on the Disc Golf Scene web site under the NFGA 2013 League section.
This round’s anonymous sound bite was, “I don’t think I want him touching my B!â€
NFGA April 3, 2013 Round 4 Summary
Sammy now owns the seasonal course record by hitting his three year average of eleven under (-11). BOB was back, and finished second at seven under (-7) while Justin H nailed third with his best round to date at six under (-6). Not to put any undue pressure there, but this the third round over round improvement for Justin. Wayne and Robby rounded out the group at five under (-5).
Scores and attendance are still generally off for the season but, with spring starting to kick in, we should see upticks on both fronts soon.
A Postal Service medallion was picked up by BOB on 4 which was immediately followed by Wayne with an Automobile Association medallion on five.
And then there was the anomaly of all anomalies when, on seventeen, Robby stepped up to the tee and threw his disc into pieces! Talk about arm speed! No, it did not hit anything – it just came apart in the air as soon as it was released. No sonic boom, no crack, no nothing; just the Frisbee breaking into two halves and fluttering to the ground; one piece on the fairway and the other in the right rough. And you think the meteorite over Russia was something!
Robby was so stunned by the event, he was not able to finish the round and had to settle with the five under (-5) he had obtained after sixteen holes. Pictures and video are on record and will be published soon on the Disc Golf Scene web site under the NFGA 2013 League section.
This round’s anonymous sound bite was, “I don’t think I want him touching my B!â€