Followers of this blog know I’ve been working on a book project where my productivity has been on-and-off, depending on the demands of my day job. I’ve posted a few excerpts here in the past, all of which were pulled from the initial chapter, which sets the theme for the entire book. It’s my assertion … Continue reading Book Excerpt 4: The environmental impact of disc golf vs. ball golf
By Jack Trageser — Rattling Chains staff So far the snippets I’ve posted from my upcoming book have been from the first chapter, which first describes the reason golf is a singularly great game. It then contrasts ball golf with disc golf in light of the many limitations of the former and the lack of … Continue reading Book Excerpt 3: The time factor in ball golf vs. disc golf
By Jack Trageser — Rattling Chains staff The previous excerpt of my upcoming book hopefully accurately captured the essence of golf, what makes it such a singular sporting activity, and why both versions of golf share the remarkable qualities. Next up is a point-by-point discussion of where the two sports are starkly different, and why … Continue reading Book Excerpt 2: Now is the time for disc golf to shine
By Jack Trageser — Rattling Chains staff It is my firm belief that the sport of disc golf — which already has enjoyed strong, steady growth for more than two decades — will experience an explosion in popularity when two things happen: The general public is properly educated about the true nature and accessibility of … Continue reading Book Excerpt: Why golf is great, and why in the 21st century disc golf is better
By Jack Trageser — Rattling Chains staff The day disc golf finally goes viral is . . . not here yet. Hasn’t happened. But like a geologist who observes trends and predicts a major earthquake will occur in an area with no seismic history, I believe it will. Many share my belief, but few agree … Continue reading Disc golf still looking to go viral
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