Smaller Baskets? & Night Golf is Fun | Disc Golf Daily Podcast | 03/22
Catch up on the latest disc golf news and growth in just 10 minutes. Today's discussion kicks off with a unique twist on course design, exploring the concept of smaller baskets. But first, let's dive into today's top story: the US Women's Disc Golf Championship is underway, with Missy Ganon leading the pack after a scorching hot seven-under-par round. Rebecca Cox and Mahana also made headlines with career-best rounds of 1025, setting themselves up for big money. Additionally, Lucas from Green splatter shares some fun grammatical tidbits that even he agrees on - including why "literally" is sometimes misused in everyday conversation. Watch live coverage of the US Women's Disc Golf Championship this weekend on the disc golf Network, or get tickets to support the women in person at a course near you.
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hello race fans welcome to disc golf daily today is Friday March 22 it's time to get caught up with this golf news and growth in 10 minutes today we discuss the idea of smaller baskets but first the news and in case you cutting someone's hair and can't think of anything to talk about let them know about the disc golf daily podcast now let's get to it our top story of the day the US Women's Disc Golf Championship is underway Missy Ganon leads the US Women's with a hot seven down it was her best round rating ever 1032 and it came at the perfect time setting big money Missy in the driver's seat and not to be outdone or to be outdone by one Rebecca Cox and mahano both shot six down which was 1025 rated and was also a career best round rating for each of them and just to have some fun if you take Missy's front nine and Rebecca's back nine you end up at 13 down this course is scorable and fun to watch Kristen evina Natalie and sanand are tied for fourth four back at minus three watch live all weekend on dis golf Network or if you're close to Austin get tickets and go support the women in person number two news story of the day comes to us from Green splatter the title dis golf a literal walk in the park Lucas starts this article with something I agree with him on grammar matters he and I do not like the following sentence I could care less about the price of tea in China why do we not like it it means the opposite of what the speaker intends you actually couldn't care less about the price of tea in China saying that you could care less means you actually could care less which means you do care here's another one I'm so hungry I could literally eat a horse in this instance the term literally doesn't work because you can't literally eat a horse you can figuratively eat an entire horse I'm sure everybody would think you're cool by saying I could figuratively eat a course anyway in the title of this article Lucas literally uses the term literally and he does it correctly and to quote Lucas from the article Link in the show notes now this...
