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Mini Markers

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str8
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Mini Markers

Post by str8 »

This is a subject I hear very little discussion over, but I think it could be an entertaining discussion. It makes most sense to use a heavy marker right? Especially in the windy tournaments, you wouldn't want your mark to move or be blown in the wind. I know you can remark your lie in PDGA rules if that happens, but why take a chance right?

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doc
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Post by doc »

Hay's minis...the ones with concrete in'em! :wink:
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_dm4
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Post by _dm4 »

My mini is a Discraft "Frontier Open" from several years ago. It was my first "Big" tourney. It was the stamp with the speedometer on it, but thats all but warn away. I can't recall what year, but I really had fun at that tourney and that is the only mini I have ever used in a tourney, since I got it! I almost lost it at Ellis the other night. I was walking back up from the creek bottom as we skipped made up hole #4 because of the senior picture people and my bag "bounced". I checked to see if my mini was still in the putter pocket and it was gone! As I was looking, Brett asked what I was looking for and I told him "my mini". Then I said I probably left it back on hole #2. We finished the round right there on that made up hole where my bag bounced, so I started looking again. It was getting dark and I was getting nervous since I had been looking for about a minute. There in the grass about three feet of the path, straight up and down, was my good old "Frontier Open" mini! Hey Brett, now you know why I had to keep looking for it!

I see a lot of guys with metal minis, but that's not for me, until I lose this one. Innova just came out with another "weighted" mini. It's supposed to go a long way. I don't know how far, but for mini golf, it might be kind of fun.

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Post by discgolfer_1999 »

discraft just came out with a mini with a spectra designs full color. They are pimpalicious.
doc
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Post by doc »

My 183g Element X nearly fit into my 198g Zephyr... :shock: ...which would have made for a 'self~contained salad~bar'!!!

Or would this be a 'maxi'?!? :twisted: 8)
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Post by superq »

We are going to have a little fund raiser event in august playing 18 holes of mini disc golf and 18 holes of premi disc golf food and fun I will post when all the details are worked out.
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Post by Schoen-hopper »

That sounds cool, Q. The folks who buy the mini driver may have an advantage? What kind of targets will you be using?
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Post by superq »

for the mini golf we will have a hodge podge of innova mini hoops ching mini hoops and some homemade mini hoops, then for the premie we will use the hoops at rice and make some shorter tees.

It will be a good time low entry lots of prizes and some free food.
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