Great comments Jason, I agree 100%. Very awkward to be in a group with someone like that.

Sorry I missed you when I was out West. Jellystone was awesome, played two rounds there. Really wanted to hit Conifer or Pine, but never got around to it.

I’m from CO, so I’ll definitely be back and I’m going to hold you to getting out and throwing a round or two!

Thanks! It’s a big enough topic that I’d still love to read your thoughts on the subject.

Great post too – it’s so freeing to allow yourself to have the round that you’re going to throw. You really get back to the fun part of disc golf that you fell in love with in the first place – which is enjoying the beauty of disc flight, being outdoors, sharing a good time with friends.

If you are not performing up to the level you expect of yourself, don’t ruin everybody else’s day – take it as a queue that you might need some more work on that aspect of your game. And what I think is the worst aspect of this acting like a baby behavior… is that the people standing around you are now left with the awkward situation. What do you say to a grown man who is acting like a child? “Uhhh, grow the hell up or leave our group!”

And that’s not who I want to be… I don’t want to be the guy who is ruining other peoples’ days. Not on the freeway, not at work, not on the golf course.