Chenault Disc golf : The local pitch and putt rich in history

For Christmas Eve I played 3 putter rounds at the local pitch and putt.  Most people who play at my home course make fun of it but in reality they just do not appreciate the history of the location.  Located on the east side of Monroe, LA, it is one of a few remaining object courses made for frisbees back in the 60's.  The "baskets" are somewhat large concrete "cups" in the ground with most shots ranging from 180-245 feet.  With an exception of a few younger cats like myself, the course is mostly filled with the same people who have been playing this course for the last 20 or more years.

 

After the injury and with the addition to throwing something faster than a Valkyrie for the first time in my short disc golf adventure, my putter throwing ability had went to the way side.  However you could not tell that by watching my throw.  I was hyzer flipping my DX Aviar and having them lock and to a line without deviation at will.  While not consistently, I was able to get my putter out to the larger holes.  Breaking the 250ft with putters makes me happy :)