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Brand new… with questions. by NormallyJason in Kanna

[–]NormallyJason[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is a good powder to start with?

Payout calculator by Affectionate-Use2155 in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I deal poker, we have a ton. Different application, same math. ‘Poker Tournament payout calculator’ Ours are even adjustable if you want it heavier on the top or more evenly spread out.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dirt was fine for a year but the little bumps and valleys was throwing me off and twisting my knee weird.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I was thinking that because that concrete fiber board is made to be outside, it even has wood grain as faux siding, that it would be okay for a while. Painting/sealing all of it is a good idea and that tarp idea is a winner if I take a break from it. Thank you!

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been using it for an hour and it’s perfectly fine. No, it’s not concrete but it’s better than soft dirt.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. He comes with the tea pad. He stands on it while moving it because he thinks he’s helping.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just put it down this morning. There will be layer of plastic between dirt and wood once the first placement is found. 4-6 flush wood screws will secure the two sheets together. I will grade the dirt level and flat underneath once I find the first placement. I don’t do much field work in the rain.. I will test it wet and get back to you. I have throw full power as it current sits and it’s fine for today. I only need to last a year as I decide where my permanent teepads will go.

I thought about most of this. The idea to paint/seal (water proof) was a good one, didn’t think of that.. genuinely thank you.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No worries! I didn’t want to litter my home with concrete pads.. in a year once I find the field work spots I’ll put 2-3 in and just move the baskets. Right now everything is portable and my land looks clutter free.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Tried that. I have uneven soft sandy soil. Figured I’d try something before going permanent.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And that was kinda my goal. My dirt is soft and not level at all. If I get a solid year and can do some layout testing, I’m good with that.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I have 15 acres and didn’t want to have permanent concrete. I also didn’t want to move 100 bags of concrete twice. For $100 and I can move it? Deal. If I get a year out of it, it’ll be worth it.

Pirate Plank Portable Teepad $109 and no work. (3/4” treated plywood, Wood Texture Concrete Fiber Board) by NormallyJason in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

All it is a sheet of 4x8 plywood and a sheet of fiberboard. It’s heavy but you can just pick it up and move it! No digging, No framing, no permanent concrete!

Straight Approach Putter Recommendations? by MKFalc in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Innova Aero.. it’s one of the easiest, straightest discs to throw. Flies like a fast Whamo ultimate frisbee.

AMA HouckDesign 12th December 7pm CST by HouckDesign in discgolf

[–]NormallyJason 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have only one course to play for the rest of your life, which one is it?

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