Does your wife give you grief about disc golf

I am just wondering if you all get grief about playing the most wonderful sport ever. I have tried to get her to come out and play but she told me it is just a bunch of dirtbags looking for an excuse to get away from there wives then i said there are women that play too and it turned into oh so that is why you play geeeezzzz never ending grief HELP

[Voodoo]

My wife loves it when I go, but doesn't play herself, Why, Well, I make fiberglass backed longbows from antlers at my shop here at home, I'm frequently covered in ITCHY fiberglass dust, and the smell from smoked antler is a real eye opener, so when I'm working she cannot touch me or I'll get glass dust all over her bass, so when I go for a weekend of disc golf, I come home to a wife that's all polished up and ready for action, so hey, even if I have a bad day golfing .......I don't care.....I still get lucky,lol,lol....been together 24 years, but sometimes there's just not enough weekends,lol,lol......

[Steve Belliveau]

Thats not good,What exactly made her call us all" dirtbags"? Usually its self esteem issues.Is she big,loud,and opinionated,

[Sam Smith]

My wife totally gives me grief, but she doesn't do the jealous wife thing. Sorry dude.

[Ryan S. Flahive]

I wouldn't say that my wife gives me grief; but I would say that she is jealous that she doesn't get to play--so it could be worse. If she was able to play more (as she did when we played nearly everyday in while dating in college 10 years ago), she would dominate--and I do mean dominate--the other female players in our locale. But she has the hardy and necessary task of rearing our 5 and 3 year old (whom I brainwash with pro-disc golf propaganda from birth) so she is not usually able to get away from the house.

The bigger issue at stake is that I work so much during the week; she reminds me that my children don't see me as much as they should--and so the weekend disc golf guilt trip goes. But, I must admit, she is right. Family first--always.

In time, she will be able to play more, the kids will not need constant supervision, and all will be well. In the meantime, I am satisfied with the rounds I get to play.

[Sam Smith]

I too fill my child's head with pro disc golf propaganda. He loves to be out on the course and I can't wait until he is old enough to keep up with us on foot.

[Boom Boom Dino]

good attitude

[LafnLarry]

My wife is just glad that disc golf is my worst habit. It's economical, good exercise, doesn't involve lawyers or bail bondsmen (except as members of a foursome.) And most of all it gets me out, so she can have the house to herself. Guess I count myself as lucky.

[Donny Olow]

Always get your Wife to play a few rounds with you so she can understand the Sport.

[Sam Smith]

My wife has played disc golf with me, and she likes to play, but only when it is just the two of us. She is what I like to call a fair-weather disc golfer. She doesn't like to compete and she only likes the "pretty" courses.

[Gratefulbb]

i've gotten my wife out a few times so she understands what i'm doing, but most of the time she just tells me to go have fun. as long as my "honey-do" list is taken care of, she won't give me grief.

[Dan Wilkinson]

It sounds like your married to my wife! I did get Laura to go play dg with me after I went with her to the funeral home. A lady she works with mom had died and she didn't want to go by herself so we made a deal. She played the first hole, drove on the second, third and fourth holes and then walked to a picnic table after hole eight and got on the internet on her cell phone while waiting for me to finish the round. There were a couple of my "dirtbag" friends (her words not mine) playing a couple of holes behind us and they knew I must have gotten something on her because I have been playing for years and they had never seen her there before.

[Boom Boom Dino]

bloody dirtbags