Cubby takes the Worlds first ever Ace Photo capturing the flight of the disc from tee to basket in one exposure

I started my day off with my friend Petey playing 7 games of Bocce Ball. We won 3 game a piece and during the final round I was up 10-4. Petey came back and tied it 11-11. I thought I had the last point until Petey on his last ball knocked my ball away giving him the 12th point. Nice job Petey!

After 3 1/2 hours of Bocce Ball I met my wife for lunch then headed home to let the dogs out. I stayed at home until 4:30 PM then I headed up to Rutgers for the Weekly Disc Golf Doubles.


Here we are at Hole 15's basket before starting the doubles round. My doubles partner was John from Brooklyn, NY. It was a blast throwing the round with him.


After doubles I stayed for some Night Disc Golf. I got my 311th Disc Golf Ace on Hole 9. I took a photo of the shot capturing the entire flight of the disc from tee to basket. I left the lens open for 8 seconds at ISO 60 and the timer on for 10 seconds giving me just enough time to sprint from the camera behind the basket to the tee 104 feet away uphill to make the throw and capture the shot in a unique photo, the Worlds first Ace Photo showing the flight of a disc from tee to basket.


Cubby 311th Ace Photo.

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The Worlds First Ace Photo showing the flight of the disc from tee to basket in a single photgraphic exposure. (The Digital Camera used was the Nikon P80 and the disc used was the Flashflight from Playhard, Inc.)


On my way back to the car I ran into Chris L. and we played 3 rounds of Disc Golf. I shot a 13 under, 11 under, and 12 under. Chris had a new putter from a Canadian company. The disc is called the Woodchuck. It is even softer than an Omega Super Soft Putter and Chris made lots of nice long putts with it.


We ran into one of the course skunks after playing Hole 18.


Here is a night shot of Chris on the tee for hole 3.

After Disc Golf, I headed home for some much needed time in the Jacuzzi.