The Bluebonnet Fandango 4-17-10

[ThePatrick]

Originally Posted by Keith

Don't worry, you know I'm REC according to my PDGA rating. Current Rating: 881 (as of 23-Mar-2010).

sounds like some one doesn't have a pair of big boy pants.

James Blasey 42801 Yes 814 Trinity TX USA
Lou L Britt 40972 Yes 843 Austin TX USA
Patrick Brogdon 34363 Yes 894 Houston TX USA
Joseph Cavanaugh 38610 Yes 853 Houston TX USA

All playing Ma2.

[ERicJ]

Both MA1 and MA2 have more people "playing up" this time than those playing their rating.

[bmugwump]

Originally Posted by BossJay

My wife wants to come with me to watch. This will be the first tourny she's been to with me. Does she have to pay the ranch fee?

Unless you guys are planning on spending the night, I don't think Randon is going to mind your wife tagging along with you....tell her to bring an umbrella though....not sure if the Birdshot Luck is going to stop the rain again this time...I hope so!

[Miller]

Originally Posted by ChrisMacG

Can anyone give me some insight into what sort of footwear would be best out at the Snow Farm? I'm trying to decide between cleats or hiking boots but I've never had any experience throwing from rubber tee pads with cleats.

It will get muddy, but I've never tried cleats. I would think they would be pretty slippery on any sort of non-dirt surface. I would say boots and just kick the mud off as you go.

[ChingLizard]

Originally Posted by ChrisMacG

Can anyone give me some insight into what sort of footwear would be best out at the Snow Farm? I'm trying to decide between cleats or hiking boots but I've never had any experience throwing from rubber tee pads with cleats.

Chris, I'd recommend hiking boots. There are a lot of spots where the ground is rocky and cleats probably wouldn't work too well there. Hiking boots will be good though as the ground is pretty uneven in a lot of spots and so you'd probably appreciate the extra ankle support.

[SAUCERSLINGER]

Looks like Battistoni must have accidentally signed up in intermediate as Joeseph Selesky.

[griff]

Originally Posted by ChrisMacG

Can anyone give me some insight into what sort of footwear would be best out at the Snow Farm? I'm trying to decide between cleats or hiking boots but I've never had any experience throwing from rubber tee pads with cleats.

i would suggest one wooden clog about 6 sizes too big and an ice skate on the other foot.

[SAUCERSLINGER]

I heard snowshoes would be better suited for playing at Snow Farm.

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by griff

i would suggest one wooden clog about 6 sizes too big and an ice skate on the other foot.

You should totally listen to Griff... he's one of the Top 10 baggers... I mean AM's in the state. If he says clog and skate, then you should do clog and skate.

[ChaseTheAce]

Originally Posted by ERicJ

Both MA1 and MA2 have more people "playing up" this time than those playing their rating.

including yourself I see