Team Ambassadors Lavone Wolfe
Division: Grandmasters
PDGA#: 580
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 173
Hometown: Huntsville, AL, USA
Wingspan: 5'9"
Year born: 1954
Pro since: 1975
2009 Events: 10
2009 Earnings: $1,783
Rating: 981
Dominant Hand: Right
Titles: Disc Golf Hall of Fame Member, Original PDGA Steering Committee Member, Founded Disc Golf Hall of Fame
Distance Drivers:
Fairway Drivers:
Mid-Range:
Putt & Approach:
Course
Location
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville, AL
UAH
Huntsville, AL
Indian Creek
Huntsville, AL
Two Rivers
Nashville, TN
Panasea Ranch
Middleburg, KY
Redan
Atlanta, GA
Cottage Hill
Mobile, AL
Tournament
Location
Bell South Open
Bowling Green, KY
TOP FINISHES
2008
2nd Alabama DGC [B - MPO]
2007
3rd Lexington Open [B - MPG]
4th Lions Club Charity Classic [B - MPO]
4th Showdown [B - MPO]
2006
1st Showdown [B - MPO]
1st Bowling Green Open [NT - MPG]
1st Southern Nationals Pro Championship [B - MPG]
2nd Augusta Classic [B - MPG]
3rd Nashville Vapor Trail [B - MPM]
2005
1st Augusta Classic [B - MPM]
1st Southern Nationals Pro Championship [B - MPG]
2nd Flying Pig Open [B - MPM]
1st Nashville Vapor Trail [B - MPM]
Home Course:
UAH (University of AL - Huntsville)
Number of Aces:
65
Longest Measured Throw:
528'
Memorable Win:
The 7th Annual 1985 Louisville Disc Derby by 10 strokes over a field of 155 Open Division players. It was David Greenwell's hometown. I wanted the win badly enough to schedule a recruiting trip in Louisville a few days before so I could practice. Dave is a good friend and mentor. To compete with him anytime is special and an accomplishment.
Advice:
Practice wooded courses, approach shots and putting. Throw for the putt zone not the basket. Eliminate bogeys, play the odds and the birdies will come. Play to have fun and enjoy the good shots of others.
Goals:
To play my best, to represent the sport, to serve as an example for others on and off the course.
Additional comments:
Teebird
The more I use the TeeBird, the better I like it. I think right now it’s the most consistent driver made. It is durable in the Champion plastic. It may not fly quite as far as other drivers but it does not ever let me down.
Gazelle
I believe the Gazelle is still one of the best overall discs. It is great for accurate woods shots and the DX disc is the best short and mid-range roller/trick shot disc when it is very beat up. They work and roll like machines doing exactly the same thing every time.
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