Meet Sean Malone, the disc golf-obsessed, Maine Coon-parenting, software-pushing Las Vegas local with an insatiable itch for Frisbee-flinging fun. In a perfect world, he'd be hitting the green every single day, and heck, you'd probably be right there with him. But since reality insists on throwing obstacles our way—like bills, day jobs, and the fact that there are only 24 hours in a day—Sean decided to find a workaround.
Enter the Daily Disc Golfer. With his wife, affectionately known as "Monster", the Malone duo launched this everyday escape for all the other disc golfing fanatics out there. Those of us who wake up thinking about the perfect toss, who consider a disc bag a fashion statement, who can't pass an open field without imagining the outlines of a course. This hub isn't just about keeping in touch; it's about feeding our shared, slightly unhinged, passion for disc golf, and letting it thrive 24/7.
And when they're not busy running their software company or creating content for all you crazy disc golfers, Sean and Monster are indulging in a little pastime they call 'course collecting'. You heard it right. These adventurous souls travel with their two gargantuan Maine Coon cats, Darwin and Tesla, sampling disc golf courses as some would sample gourmet cheese.
Living in Las Vegas certainly has its perks—casinos, glitzy shows, endless nightlife. But for the Malones, the true jackpot lies in the city's disc golf courses. Each unique course is another feather in their cap, another story for their grand tapestry of disc golf adventures.
If this resonates with you—if you dream in par scores, if your heart beats in sync with the flight of a disc, if you've ever tried to convince your pet to become your caddie—then you're in the right place. Join Sean, Monster, Darwin, and Tesla, and turn your everyday into a celebration of all things disc golf.
So here's your call to action: Don't just sit there! Go out and play a round, take a snapshot, share a story. Be a part of the Daily Disc Golfer community. And remember, there's no such thing as too much disc golf.
