Bio:
I was born in East Point Ga. to Wayne and Sandee Peavy on October 25,
1977. I am a Tuesday’s child, and an only child. I have been sporty my whole life. As a kid I rode horses like a little Indian, sometimes just running and jumping on my horse bareback with no reins. I was getting into softball because my Papa loved it so much. He taught me well. Papa, Momma and I traveled almost every weekend while I played on many traveling teams from 10 to 21 years old. It was worth a full scholarship to play at Young Harris College, which is where I indirectly met the game of disc golf. I started off playing hippie golf in a long skirt and no shoes just throwing one disc and one putter. Wills Park in Alpharetta Ga. was my first course. And Oregon park after that, where I was introduced to tournament minded play. Now I travel all over this beautiful country playing in tournaments and hanging out with good people in fun places. Disc Golf is awesome. I play to be my best. I wouldn’t be able to do it without the help of Innova and Twisted Flyer.
What is your most memorable moment?
My first ace was definitely the most memorable Disc Golf moment. It was
at that moment I truly fell in love with the game of Disc Golf. It
happened at Thursday night doubles at Oregon park in Marietta Ga. I
threw a white prototype Valkyrie and mmm what a sweet ching it made in
the chains. I was playing in a 6some and everybody in the group paid me
$5 plus it was a ctp for the night. Plus I got the huge ace pot. All
for my first ace. Hole # 9
Advice:
Practice perfectly: because bad practice is worse than no practice.
Learn how to throw a Roc.
Choose the weight that is right for you, not what everybody else throws.
Additional information:
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