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Pay attention to the wind: Wind can significantly affect the trajectory of the puck, especially in open fields exposed to wind. Before launching, be sure to assess the direction and speed of the wind. In general, throwing into the wind will require more power and accuracy, while throwing into the wind can cause the disc to fly farther than intended.
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Be aware of the presence of water: Disc golf courses with water can be very challenging and dangerous if the player is not prepared. Before casting, be sure to assess the distance and depth of the water. If you're not sure you can launch safely, it's better to go an alternate route. It's also important to note that water can affect ground stability, so you may need to adjust your casting technique.
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Use pucks suitable for wind and water: When playing in windy or wet conditions, you may need to use specific pucks that allow you to better control the trajectory of the shot. Heavier, more stable pucks are a good choice for windy conditions, while lighter, more buoyant pucks can be useful for casting over water.
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Be aware of the risks: When playing on a course with water and wind, it is important to be aware of the risks and be prepared to deal with them. Pay attention to warning signs and potential hazards such as strong currents, deep puddles, and unstable ground. Always play with a partner and keep an eye on the puck at all times.
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Keep the course clean: As with any disc golf course, it is important to keep the course clean and respect the environment. Be sure to collect and properly dispose of any rubbish or debris you find in the field, and avoid damaging the local flora and fauna.
By following these recommendations, players can enjoy a safer and more enjoyable playing experience on disc golf courses that present challenges such as wind and water.