Rubberband Man's Page

A recent post on DGRus was interested in the snap band rig.Did you not have a fellow dger that invented a better one.Thanks

If you want the 2 xcals for 55 let me know, I will sell them to you because you had the highest offer and the first buyer never responded back to me. Email me at jrcav1_17@yahoo.com or paypal 55 to this email and I will mail them Monday. there is an underscore between the number ones in the email address.

right on bro

I dont really know if i would, i mean i really dont use it much but idk if id trade it bro, im sorry....

We may not agree on the perfect putt, but I agree with your disc selection. Nice bag! good luck in 2k10

The roswell course looks fun ,we have a course here you would love, its Russian jack springs course .The shortest hole is just under 500 and the longest is over 900 its a nine hole course set on a muni ball golf course .some of the pics on my page are from there,its my home course. I recently won the doubles championship there in august and set the doubles score at 28 with a friend there in july .most of the guys that throw there on a weekly basis throw a average 400 ft drives and 250 there is considered a approach shot. we are working on integrating 9 more holes in the surrounding woods for a truly challenging course of open fairways for power and technical tight woods shots .

The transition from AZ to AK was slow ...5 yrs in ID then 3 yrs in MA then back to ID then to AK .i've been thinking lately of moving back to the lower 48 for the chance to play a bigger variety of courses,but i have things left to do here with the ADGA before i move on.my project next spring is a mountain course at a local ski hill .it should be a great course with elevation,trees,bears,moose and a view of cook inlet with the city of anchorage spread out below.i also have a dog that would hate az weather so i need to find a good climate that has good courses within driving distances.

ive been told you "drive for show ,putt for dough" mark ellis's putting program helped me a ton...and the longer you look at a putt the easier it is for doubt to creep in and bugger your putt...walk up visualize the putt and throw it .I play with a old timer that walks up, looks for about 2 seconds and snaps the disc in the basket .he does this from 100 ft out and jim harvey is considered the best putter in the state.I modeled my stance and snap from him and if i keep my brain out of it my putts fall in like they are meant to.remember "putt plastic in its place"

it's cool you live in mesa ,I grew up in mesa ,mt view high 85 lived on gilbert and brown wish id discovered discgolf when i lived there.I never played in that hot but did push a pickup a 1/4 nmile in 122 does that count...haha