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Hi,
In my short player career, I have been fortunate to recover every disc I have lost...knock on wood. Of course, using the Golden Retriever has helped much...
But, question. I am passionate about this sport and helping to grow it. And, today was playing with two new players, sharing my discs with them to throw.
And, on the final hole one of the players put my Discraft driver into the water. We could not see it to retrieve it...so, right now it is lost.
This player while bummed about losing the disc, did not offer to get in the water to find it and did not offer to compensate me for it.
I did not ask for money because I don't want to be THAT guy and I hope they will continue playing.
But, is there a standard practice when someone loses one of your discs? Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Jim Coonradt on December 13, 2011 at 11:58pm You let that player use your disc so you had to know the risk involved. Suck it up and go buy a new one.
Permalink Reply by David Sauls on December 14, 2011 at 8:56am Agreed.
If the thrower graciously offers to replace it, I'd graciously decline.
Permalink Reply by Corndawg13 on December 14, 2011 at 6:27pm "like"
Permalink Reply by Rescue on December 14, 2011 at 2:15am you have to know there is a chance you might loose one when letting a noob use your disc. I always carry a noob pack in my car so it doesn't hurt so bad when it gets lost. It's funny how everybody is so diff. Because if it was me. I'd replace your disc, but on the other hand. I would not expect or ask the person I let use my discs. To replace it if lost.
On the bright side, now you can buy a new disc to replace the one you lost :)
Permalink Reply by Ron Suir on December 14, 2011 at 10:40am Discs are like books.. don't loan any out that you actually want to keep...
that being said, it blows that the dude never offered to replace the disc. I mean it's the only right thing to do.
Permalink Reply by Norm Cole on December 14, 2011 at 2:09pm I like that saying. Too true. I am going to be more intentional in sharing my less emotionally attached discs with noobs when we play. As a general rule, unless it is a clear open field away from water or putting, I won't share my Vibram discs...far too fond of them!
Permalink Reply by Ben Calhoun on December 14, 2011 at 2:43pm ...put them in the water?
Permalink Reply by Disc nut on December 14, 2011 at 4:52pm If you play long enough you will find many discs, easy come easy go!
Permalink Reply by Corndawg13 on December 14, 2011 at 6:30pm on the flip side, the more newbies you play with the more chances you have to find lost discs!!
Permalink Reply by mark ellis on December 14, 2011 at 7:30pm It might be a little harsh but you could have thrown him in after the disc...
Ah, jk. Next time don't loan him a Discraft disc. Give him something you don't care about.
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