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I once had a drive to backwards in disc golf.

Do you guys still carry long irons.  I admit, I'm still limber and carry and hit a 2, 3 and 4 iron, but increasingly I see guys using several rescue clubs throughout the round.   Im guessing at some point I won't have that flexibility and torque for many more years.

park the car in the garage, no pool, a tall fence with a gate to allow access for my golf cart, I don't see a problem....... bushes like to be watered

You don't have a 3 car garage with room for your golf cart?

Err... Better question. Considering how much you play golf you prioritizing keeping your car in the garage and leaving your golf cart exposed to the elements?

Do you guys still carry long irons.  I admit, I'm still limber and carry and hit a 2, 3 and 4 iron, but increasingly I see guys using several rescue clubs throughout the round.  Im guessing at some point I won't have that flexibility and torque for many more years.

I carry [and hit] down to the 3 iron. I'm still able to get enough clubhead speed to get it up in the air. 

I took the 3 and 4 iron out of the bag years ago.  Tough to hit consistently and I hit the 5 iron as far as the 4 iron, about 200 yards.

I carried a 5 wood and 3 wood.  

I tried a couple different hybrids / rescues because they are supposed to be easier to hit well and more forgiving.  Couldn't make them work.

Went to a 7 wood.  It works.

This summer I got a 3 iron / driving iron from a friend.  This is for shots I need to keep low.  The 7 wood gets too much loft for some shots.

Punching a low shot out of trouble and under trees has always been tough for me.  the 3 iron helps.

You don't have a 3 car garage with room for your golf cart?

Err... Better question. Considering how much you play golf you prioritizing keeping your car in the garage and leaving your golf cart exposed to the elements?
I carry [and hit] down to the 3 iron. I'm still able to get enough clubhead speed to get it up in the air.

sorry, my golf cart is always parked inside.

the gate in the fence is just for access to and from the course

I think I was at least 30 before I found out that people played disc golf "seriously".  I assumed it was just an excuse to go smoke pot in the woods.

Granted golf is just an excuse to go drink beer for 4 hours

But yeah, more seriously, that's my issue with disc golf. It seems like the scoring is designed to make you feel good about yourself. Golf is supposed to be frustrating. It's supposed to be hard. For a duffer like me, a birdie is an event worth seriously celebrating. Heck, on "real" courses (not my little exec course) I'm extremely pleased just to make par. 

I feel like disc golf, as a new sport, wanted to make things easy enough to keep from discouraging new people, which means anyone with moderate ability can destroy a course. Whereas with real golf, moderate ability and a bit of practice means you should aspire to play bogey golf. 

I'd go crazy w the mowers all the time. And then ever listen to a guy change a hole location in the morning? If they are doing correctly  Its loud and happens before I'm awake. 

No problems with noise. New hurricane/UV windows (4 pane) negated any of that.