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Disc golf is a mental game, through and through. Your mood can impact your game, whether you think it will or not.

It's been close to 9 years since we started this crazy thing that we call Wolf Pack Discs.  We have seen so many companies, clubs and teams start up since then, and many have really crushed it.  If you are thinking about expanding your current adventure or starting a new one maybe this blog will give you some advice. 

My name is Jamie Kiep and I am 28 years old.  I am married to my beautiful wife Bethany, we have four beautiful children and I live in Albany, Georgia. I started playing disc gold three and a half years ago and my current rating is 995 (PDGA #68815.) I have studied the game very hard since then and have picked the game up very quickly.

Roses are red. Violets are blue. I play am2. How about you? When you arrive at the course are your competitors hating?

Caddying is, in our opinion, one of the best ways to experience tournament play, see a new course and watch more experienced players. Always offer to carry the bag. Exceptions include being too young, too old, too pregnant, etc. Beyond that it’s time to sack up. Literally. If you are feeling extra neighborly, offer to help keep score and spot drives. Only speak when spoken to. The last thing “the player” needs to worry about is you flapping your trap during an opponent’s putt or drive, so keep the chit chat light and in between holes and throws. Bringeth your own snacks and beverages. Help make sure “the player” gets something by offering occasionally from their own stores, most importantly...