- Stay Home
- Putt upside down
- Aim a little more to the right
- Putt upside down
- Lay up
- Dress warm
- Watch Erin
- Use the "El Rollo" shot
- Putt upside down
- Wear shades so your eyes don't dry out
- Overstable
- Flick it
- Bring loppers (cut branches before match)
- Be aware of where the wind is coming from
- Don't get discouraged
- Putt upside down
- Aim the frisbees so that they go in the basket
- Don't try to drive the 17th tee from the 14th hole
- Do make it through the uprights
- Take a deep breath and go for an ace (you know you're not gonna beat Erin, right?)
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Tips for windy days.
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Rye Bread,
ReplyDeleteHave you been watching me putt or something? I must of hit at least 4 upside down (short) putts on Sunday. Trivia Question: Who was the first Mendocino Frolf Club member to putt upside down in tournament or competitive play?? I don't have the answer only more questions.
David
Very entertaining post Ryan. I thought I might add a couple tricks.
ReplyDelete1. Flatter is better.
2. Play putts from high to low, this means NOT from your knees people.
3.Putt upside down when your too scared to putt normally.
4. Headwind makes putts go high, tailwind disc stalls low.
5. Either use the wind on purpose, or avoid it on purpose.
6. Aim a little more to the left.
7. A hat is nice.
8. Don't play like there is no wind.
You crazy windblown mothers forgot the most important wind tip of all!! Always leave yourself upwind of the hole!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed the round, boys. Sounds like it was a good 'un. I love super windy frolf: I call it X-games frolf!