I'm not looking to set any world records. I'm just a 63 year old guy who loves disc golf and wants to promote it. It's a great sport that is growing by leaps and bounds. Yet many people have no clue there are over 300 disc golf courses in this state.
It's been 9 years since I picked it up this intoxicating sport and it has overwhelmed me. I love to play the game and experience all that it has to offer, like the feel of the disc ripping out of my hand or watching discs sail over great open crevices or through tunnels of trees. I relish the laughter and banter with good friends as well as making new friends when stopping at a course and running into someone who enjoys the sport as much as I. I've experienced the agony of defeat as a favorite disc comes out of my hand poorly and lands in the water instead of sailing across it. I’m still waiting to experience the joy of victory as my disc clanks into the basket off the tee.
All of this and more has triggered me into considering doing something crazy! I think I've found the solution to my mid-life crisis! I want to experience the journey and the joy of playing all the courses across the state. Initially, I wanted to do it before I turned 60, but sometimes life gets in the way of best laid plans. I want to play each course to its completion. They are all unique to their home and carry with them their own flavor. The people that play them share the same love for the sport that I do. I want to experience disc golf in a whole new way: On the road around Kansas.
It's been 9 years since I picked it up this intoxicating sport and it has overwhelmed me. I love to play the game and experience all that it has to offer, like the feel of the disc ripping out of my hand or watching discs sail over great open crevices or through tunnels of trees. I relish the laughter and banter with good friends as well as making new friends when stopping at a course and running into someone who enjoys the sport as much as I. I've experienced the agony of defeat as a favorite disc comes out of my hand poorly and lands in the water instead of sailing across it. I’m still waiting to experience the joy of victory as my disc clanks into the basket off the tee.
All of this and more has triggered me into considering doing something crazy! I think I've found the solution to my mid-life crisis! I want to experience the journey and the joy of playing all the courses across the state. Initially, I wanted to do it before I turned 60, but sometimes life gets in the way of best laid plans. I want to play each course to its completion. They are all unique to their home and carry with them their own flavor. The people that play them share the same love for the sport that I do. I want to experience disc golf in a whole new way: On the road around Kansas.
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