Small bragging rights for me. I'm on a bit of a tear, played 5 tournaments this year, 4 in MA 40 and 1 in MA 2. I've won all the MA40s with fields of 8-12, and my rating is up to 913. I managed a 956 round on the weekend to chase down the leader who was up 2 going into the second round so I'm pumped about that. The MA2 tournament I could have come in second except for some terrible luck on rollaways. Had a par 3 with the basket at the bottom of a steep hill, threw it in about 5 feet short and flat, hit something, stood up and rolled 35 feet OB, then had another basket high on a steep hill which rolled 65 feet to the bottom from inside the circle. Then it happened again on the upshot, matched the hill side well, soft toss, hit a root or stone and came right back to me. Sigh.
In other positive news my wife started being more serious this summer (school is out) and she played the last tournament as well. She took down FA40 (division of 2, but she shot the second best score of any woman at the tournament) so we got his and hers trophies. This bodes very well for my future disc golf opportunities as she feels a lot better about her game now.
I won some money for a work steps challenge and I bought a tech disc and a net. It's been interesting to mess around with, the wife has gotten a lot more out of it than I have, but she's newer to the game. It's very helpful for arm angle, nose angle, spin etc. You can also use a simulator to see what might happen if you add speed, spin rate etc so you can figure out what you should work on. I don't think the distances are correct since I threw it and lasered it a few times and the answers were quite different with the actual throw being longer than the estimate.