*Story originally published by our friends at Ultiworld Disc Golf, written by Steve Hill. Follow Ultiworld Disc Golf on Facebook and Twitter for 2016 Masters Cup coverage and much, much more!
DeLaveaga. It’s either your favorite course or your least favorite course, depending on the day. But more importantly, it is home to the one and only “Steady” Ed Memorial Masters Cup, a historical event on one of the most challenging courses in the world. It’s not often that shooting even par earns you a 1002-rated round, but it happens here year after year. DeLa may seem unforgiving to some, but for every unfriendly kick or roll-away, there is someone else on the other end of the spectrum with an errant throw magically kept inbounds.
In the ball golf and disc golf world, Saturday is often referred to as “moving day”. In any Friday-Saturday-Sunday event, the way you play on Saturday often plays the biggest role in determining, to at least some degree, where you will end up overall at the end of the day on Sunday. Whether you play well and move up the ranks, or play terribly and move down, it will likely impact the way you carry yourself for the final round(s) both mentally and physically.
