If you’re not familiar with disc golf yet, I won’t hold it against you. All I ask is, at the very least, do yourself a favor and get acquainted with one of the fastest-growing sports in the state sometime this year before the weather turns for the worse. I promise you won’t regret it. “What I see here is they start playing in the fall, they get all winter to think about disc golf and they come back in the spring/summer,” said Marty Vaughn, owner of Top O’ The Hill Disc Golf Course in Canterbury. “Once you play it, you’re always thinking about it.” The sport is fairly similar to normal golf with a few...