Episode three is ready for your ears.  We talk about our experience planning a casual disc golf event, not a tournament.

• Introduction
  
  • We are competitive, but not all of our friends appreciate the fine arts of tournament play and playing to win.
  • Some of our friends just want to hang out and have some fun.
• Life application: know your audience
  • Communicate on terms that the audience understands
  • What if you don't know your audience?
• What is Natalfest/Disception
  • Started as a birthday gathering
  • Intention is to get some friends together and have some casual fun
  • 18 holes on your own
  • 18 holes with your doubles partner, chosen by singles placement
  • Overall winner is best total score and gets to sign/care for the trophy
• What have we learned?
  • Advertise earlier
  • Expect people to drop - schedules change
  • Cost
    • Figure $5 per person for food
    • Leaves $15 for discs and prizes
    • (spoiler alert, this isn't enough and you should either charge more or reduce to 1 disc per person)
  • Discraft misprint boxes are fun
  • Reduced disc rounds are fun
    • Trilogy Challenge
    • Dynamic Discs Two Disc Challenge
    • Learning the discs is easier when you only have two for a given round
    • Strategy for choosing your discs
      • Consider course layout 
      • Mid and driver, no putter?
      • Drivers only?
      • Will your desired disc be available at your "draft" position?
• Product Reviews
  
  • Discraft Buzzz / Buzzz OS
  • Discraft Undertaker
  • Obsidian Discs Splinter
  • Be sure to check out Zen and the Art of Disc Golf by Patrick McCormick

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Intro Music: Down by Against the Gray