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Play disc golf indoors by making your own miniature disc catcher (or in this case, a "capcatcher") from a 20-ounce sports drink bottle, and using old bottle caps as the flying discs.
For those of you that are unfamiliar with disc golf, it follows the same premise as regular golf, except that instead of trying to get a ball into a distant cup in the fewest number of shots, you try to get a flying disc into a distant basket-shaped target.
For those of you that are unfamiliar with disc golf, it follows the same premise as regular golf, except that instead of trying to get a ball into a distant cup in the fewest number of shots, you try to get a flying disc into a distant basket-shaped target.
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Start by finding the right kind of bottle. I used an old Vitamin Water bottle, since that's the type of bottle I had.
I think Gatorade or other types of bottles will work, but they might require a little more effort on your part, as you'll see.
In addition to a bottle and cap, you will need the following:
Cardboard
Scrap fabric
Thin rope
Various sizes of dowels (1/8", and either 5/16" or 1/4")
Bamboo skewers
Basic crafting tools
You're probably going to want some extra bottle caps. The kind to look for are the ones that come on most sports drinks and family-size juice bottles.
I think Gatorade or other types of bottles will work, but they might require a little more effort on your part, as you'll see.
In addition to a bottle and cap, you will need the following:
Cardboard
Scrap fabric
Thin rope
Various sizes of dowels (1/8", and either 5/16" or 1/4")
Bamboo skewers
Basic crafting tools
You're probably going to want some extra bottle caps. The kind to look for are the ones that come on most sports drinks and family-size juice bottles.
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Great attention to detail in the finishing!
Dan