@EricMcCabe11674 Can’t wait to drive up and check it out. Do you have any course design advice for a first timer? My buddy just got tentative approval for a 9-hole course in a small park in his town.
To all you nuggets fans, nobody gives a fuck who yall lames believe is the best player in the league, players got major respect for Jok, we don’t worship him like yall do but most are in awe of his brilliance. Trolling you cornballs for rooting against us is apart of the game. Deal wit it
@thediscgolfguy Terry, you HAVE to do that crates of discs video series you talked about on @TourLife_Pod! That would be incredible to hear some old school stories and see what no doubt is an unreal collection!
@echocinco85 I highly doubt the official was timing every single shot from every single player but if that’s true then I am wrong. My point is that Nikko consistently is over 30 secs. To call it on 18 when the round is essentially over is ridiculous. Also the rule is too ambiguously written
@MPDiscCat My logic is sound and has been consistent throughout this discussion. You made assumptions immediately (that were wrong) and your comprehension was incredibly poor
@MPDiscCat@NickCarl24 Now you’re actually getting it. My logic is that it should be called consistently! The card waited until Nikko’s approach shot on 18 when the round is essentially over and that is ridiculous and cowardly
@NickCarl24@braderik@MPDiscCat Would love to know what time he actually had. The problem with the rule is that it’s written ambiguously enough that all 4 players on the card could have a different judgment for when the 30 seconds starts
@MPDiscCat@NickCarl24 Buddy, what are you all worked up for? Again, you’re failing to understand. I just want to know what happened. We saw a 30 second clip of it before they cut away. And it does matter if it wasn’t called. You can’t selectively enforce the rules. It needs to be called consistently