Playing in the winter...cold, snow and ice is always a fun time...even more so when you understand how to play winter rules. Winter rules make the difference between fun and losing or breaking many, many discs.
Rule #1: Don't throw white discs. White discs are hard to find in the snow.
Rule #2: Don't throw old school or DX plastic. Old school platic will break when hitting a tree at a high rate of speed. Don't run the risk of breaking that nice ROC.
Rule #3: Play for fun. No use is being too competitive in the winter months...specially if there is snow on the ground.
Rule #4: Learn to read the tracks in the snow. If your disc hits fresh snow at a high rate of speed...it can travel 20 feet or more under the snow. KNow where to look.
Rule #5: Follow the tracks of others that played before you. The less tracks through the course the easier it will be to locate or find your disc. This is a hard lesson for most to understand.
Rule #6: Play for fun.
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