Tag: playing disc golf in the cold

I found myself obsessing about keeping my hand warm just as much as keeping it dry. My adjustments were working, but not the best, and I didn’t like the frantic feeling of trying to constantly keep my hand active. At one point, I was looking at a hand warmer, the type quarterbacks use, thinking, “that would be perfect for keeping my hands warm waiting for the next shot.” Looking like I’m ready to call an audible before I tee off, but with the warmest hands of the bunch. For those who don’t know, Rogue Discs is apparently telepathic because they had to have heard my thoughts and said, “yes, but we’ll do it better.”

As the last autumn leaves fall and the winter months approach for most of the country, many disc golfers are preparing for the off-season. However, the cold and snow don’t have to mean that disc golfing is over. In fact, playing a round in the snow is one of the most fun and unique experiences of disc golf. This article will set you up to be successful in the colder months so there doesn’t have to be an off-season and so that you can keep your skills sharp into the spring.