JT Try and Keep Up!
Season 4: Rebranding in Progress
Welcome to the revamped JT Adventures and Story Content podcast! In 2025, I’ll focus more on this channel Expect a blend of content featuring Disc and Non-Disc Golf topics. You’ll see three distinct themes highlight by their own icon:
- Disc Golf Content: disc golf basket icon, including play-by-play commentary and discussions about disc golf.
- Audio Stories Audio Book Icon,
- Non-Disc Golf Content: Featuring the JT Norton logo, covering a wide range of interests away from Disc Golf.
This podcast will evolve based on what you, the listeners, enjoy most. Whatever brings in more traffic will get more attention—but don’t worry, disc golf will always be a part of what I do.
Disc Golf Play-by-Play Recordings: "Let’s have fun playing disc golf!"
Disclaimer: I'm not a pro, and I’m not here to coach anyone—just a passionate disc golfer enjoying the game and sharing the experience.
WARNING: Episodes may contain strong language—because, let’s face it, disc golf can sometimes be frustrating, and sometimes we need to vent. So, if you’re easily offended, be advised!
JT - This podcast is a product of JTNorton.com.
Try & Keep Up!
JT Try and Keep Up!
Jenkins Mountain Challange II JT-Rd3 Final Day
Final Day. Jenkins Mountain Challange II : PDGA B-tier - Fri-Sun, August 4-6, 2023
Final Results for the Event
Special Notes: Andrew Lamont got an ACE on 15 in rd 3 and would go on to slam a monster number down at -10 (1013), his best round of the weekend!
Remaining winners
MPO: -29 Cody Bradshaw Winner!
Tied at Second: -28 Matt Hammersten and Eric Dobmeier
MP50: DNF
MA1: Michael Sevachko
MA40: Justin Shiflett
MA50: Mark Metz
FA50: Kimberly Adams
MA60: Ed Steele
MA2: Derek Santee
FA2: Lauren Chakalos
MA3: Tommy Landseadel
MA4: Scott King
----- JT's Update -----
Round 1 played a 778
Round 2 played an 849
Round 3 played an 851
My round 3 was solid and was controlled and stable. It matched my original personal best I got in round 2 at +4, but I controlled my game a lot better. The misses and mess-ups were simply low experience levels in my game overall, and I can see where improvement is needed.
The main goal was to throw smart and stay out of ob. I was in recovery mode, trying to save my stats for another day. I started with a bang by changing my approach on Hole One and chunked a KC Rock Pro straight at the basket. I was aiming dead center basket, but my release was a tad high of the release point I wanted. From the tee pad, it held its line and racked the hell out of the flag pole that was on top of the basket—getting a roar from the crowd and my card mates. I would indeed birdie the hole, but it was thrown clean and smart afterward. As the round progressed, I would miss a few throws, but again, it is the understanding that these experiences will give me the knowledge and experience to do better later on. As long as I focus on what I'm doing and be honest with myself that not all discs are defective.
I would hold my 15 spot, which I knew would be my place today because round 1 did too much damage to bounce back from. I did the numbers, and to move up, I would have had to throw a negative round, but know I do not have that much experience for a course like this. ... yet!!
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