Dave Greenwell

[J_VanOver]

Talking to Dave Greenwell today and he asked me to keep my ears and eyes open for a brand new Boss that he lost at #11 at CV. He said it was in the open area to the left of the basket. I don't remember the color but he said that it has his name on it. He would like to get it back.

[jeremy]

It's Orange.

[Hamilton]

will look out for it...i'll try not to confuse it for mine, LOL...i just about lost my i-dye valkyrie there last friday on hole 1...

[Russ]

Jason, I went back and walked around 11 again after I talked to you. I spent about 20 minutes scouring the area and did not find it. Just hope that whoever picked it up is honest enough to return it. I'm going to start calling that hole "the Bermuda Triangle". Seems like that is where discs always disappear.

[J_VanOver]

Thanks for your help Russ. I'm sure Dave thanks you too. You're right, that hole eats discs.

[captain plastic]

Be on the look out for the over 200 disc I have lost in my disctime.

[J_VanOver]

That's not fair Sam. You lost 20 in one weekend in a lake.

Dave made it seem that this one was special with special writing or something

[jeremy]

Yeah...if I'm not mistaken his name MAY be stamped on it.

[scottyb]

Speaking of Dave, I was just bored and looking at some Youtube videos at work. Here is a nice one of him bagging a sweet ace! Thought you guys might want to share this with him if he hasn't seen it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gll3SwPZdTw&NR=1

[captain plastic]

20 in one lake sounds about right. Rumor has I lost 35-40 on that trip alone.
I wonder if that is a record?

Dave thinks every disc is special. That's cool and all but it's only plastic and it's
all about how YOU throw it and not what it is. Why do you think Dave is so good?
Not because of some disc because he is slow, smooth and accurate.