2018 Great Lakes Open presented by DISCRAFT

^!!! This should be a norm. I watched a group of 2 on the Toboggan spot for each other. They called ... show more ›

^!!! This should be a norm. I watched a group of 2 on the Toboggan spot for each other. They called it Shamed Spotting. In the winter, we call it Shovel of Shame. The last one who tee's off has to shovel the tee pads, lol. What may take an extra minute of walking saves a lot of extra time looking and saves lost disc penalty shots.

The bottom 2 players on the card should spot for the top 2 throwers on the card for those difficult ... show more ›

The bottom 2 players on the card should spot for the top 2 throwers on the card for those difficult holes. I really do not get it when groups throw on a difficult hole without spotting for each other. I myself will not throw on a hole until I get fellow players to go spot for not only is a lost disc a re-tee and strokes it is also losing a disc that you may really like. Please on these difficult holes have players on the card spot for each other and the 3 minute rule must be enforced for it is not a suggestion it is a rule and fellow players need to enforce a re-tee when disc are lost. However, a 250 foot walk down the hill and a 250 foot walk back up by other players on your card can avoid these lost disc situations. I strongly suggest if throwing in a group of 4 that you have 2 players throw and 2 players spot then swap with the spotters becoming the throwers and the throwers becoming the spotters and with 2 spotters in place disc will not be lost.