Nope. I got an ace on Dec 31st 2006 at The Oaks course which I helped build, and it's even been documented. It was 23 degrees F that day. I think the ****tiest I've ever thrown since I started playing in 1993 was yesterday, and it was 60dF, but only because of injuries that I sustained from a head-on collision last year.

What else ya got?

Where the **** do you live? If you live anywhere not at least Canada adjacent then I call radishes.

Chicago. I've mentioned it many times.

Yeah, I don't want to hear any of that noise from someone from the Cold Capital of America. Anyone living in a place where sane people would choose to live would know that disc golf ends after Fall.

It's not for the weak. Stay away.

That's the start of a C&W song right there.

ITT Bat admits to being a wimp, Plank maintains his title as a badass, and Chula discretely makes a band rec.

Snow doesn't instantly equal cold. Worst I've done though is about the same as Plank, we got bored quickly mainly from trudging through snow three feet deep. **** that.

Fifties I could handle. When it gets cold enough for my fingers to go numb is where I throw in the towel. At that point my game just goes down the toilet. Might as well save myself the hassle of having to trudge through thorny vines and solid walls of undergrowth looking for a badly thrown disc and just stay home.

Here in the frozen tundra, we use gloves.

Besides, the battle for survival while maintaining an above par score is all the fun. You wouldn't last a day here. Go make some Mac n Cheese.

Pretty sure I tried throwing with gloves and it just did not work.

I challenge you to say that at my course. Trees everywhere -- in the ****ing fairway with no rhyme or reason -- hanging thorns all around a million disc traps, and a straight up swamp literally next to the course that you legitimately have to worry about throwing into on many holes. In all my years, I have never seen any course that seems as designed to trash your score, steal your discs, and cause you physical injury while futilely trying to search for them.