What disc do you use for long, narrow, straight, tunnel type fairways?

[sidewinding]

What disc do you use for long, narrow, straight, tunnel type fairways?

[ERicJ]

Currently: my KC Pro Eagle. But always looking for something better.

ERic

[DeafDiscGolfer]

Any kind of JLS (DX, Q, S) disc will do.

JLS = Just Long and Straight.

It has worked wonders for me for couple years as long you know how to throw JLS correctly.

:p

[ZMan44]

Polaris LS or Star Kite, depending on the length of the shot.

[garublador]

It depends on how long and narrow. If it's narrow enough I'll throw a Roc no matter how long it is. If it's a bit wider I'll throw a DX Teebird.

[PhattD]

170 Monarch or 164 Wildcat
I'll drop down to a Buzz or Stratus if it's really tight

[Donovan]

Stratus or Classic Roc for me.

[gwillim]

Depends how long...Roc or Teebird and sometimes a Comet.

[Marv Vega]

Depends on length: Champ Leopard, Beat up DX Leopard, and Buzz.

[Three Putt]

I usually just throw a Roc. If it is wide enough that I think I can get away with a driver, I'll use the TeeBird.

[McMarkD]

At Conifer (8000 ft) the Roc is too overstable for a beginner to throw in tight tunnels. The Kite or Stingray are what I throw. Downhill the Stingray begins to show it's high speed turn, which I have to prepare for.

[DeafDiscGolfer]

Ok, forgot to think about the length...:rolleyes:

For long range narrow tunnel distance, I would mostly uses the JLS discs.

For shorter range shots, I would use a good old Champion Cobra. Again, as long you know how to throw it correctly.

If you don't have Champ. Cobra (its hard to get one nowadays), then either Roc or Buzzz will do for you.

:)

[justin]

Just pick a midrange disc and go with it. Staing in the fairway is far more important than distance in this case. Throw something that's going to go straight, stay straight, and not skip out of the fairway when it hits the ground. Also, the blunter the edge the less likely the disc is to bounce off a tree and sail into the woods. Try an FLX Buzz. I find that soft plastic is more likely to hit a tree and fall dead rather than simpoly change direction and sail into the abyss.

[Riley]

Star TL or a beat up Ching Roc. I have good things about the Cobra by Innova as far as a straight flying disc. Check it out: http://www.innovadiscs.com/discs/championCobra.html

[RustyP]

Over 300' or with a low ceiling, I'll throw a slightly flippy Star Orc. Most anything short of that gets a Roc...unless its really short (less than 200'), in which case I'll throw an Aviar since it's easier to controll for me at that distance.

[JR Stengele]

Star Teebird w/ huk lab logo or JLS.

[buzzinb]

Long = Champ Valk, longer mid= DGA Squall, shorter mid= Buzz, short= Challenger. I carry the Squall because it is easier for me to control in the 250-275' range than the buzz. I really like the Challenger for anything up to 200'.

[ParkerJ152]

I usually throw a TL, Avenger SS or Leopard

[alteredpov]

normally my leopard or the kite for something shorter

[DGtourist]

The Viking.

[discinator]

I just got a champ leopard a few weeks ago and I have to say that I'm impressed with it so far. seems to hold a pretty good line with very little fade at the end. So I guess for me: Longer= leopard Med = roc Short = champ spider or aviar p&a

[DannyM]

Over 250'=star roadrunner.....250-175 Champion panther......under 175 Blowfly<putter>

[iDisc]

star wraith or i throw thumbers

[Brody Cannon]

over 300': 174 Champion TeeBird
Under 300': 174 FLX Buzzz
Under 230': 173 Z Breeze

[CBass]

I like to use a polaris LS or a QJLS in those situations, and of course my lucky ace card is good to have around also.

[kidon]

discraft buzzz flx esp is my new favorite

[Midnightbiker]

Depends on how far you can throw. We have a hole like that at my home course. 220ft to the basket from the tee. Only 20feet wide, and 12feet high to the tree line. I would use an Impact, or a Coyote. I played with guy who actually threw a Soft Magnet for that shot. It landed right under the basket.

[TunaSled]

Champ Leopard is my first pick on most holes that are even fairly straight. If it's a real narrow corridor I find that my champ Panther 175 flies straight as an arrow when I release it right.

[Midnightbiker]

Me personly, I use a Pro Valk if its over 220, and a Impact if its under that. Both go dead straight, 5 feet off the ground for me.

[WillA]

We have a lot of holes like that and right now I usually use an Avenger. I used a champ Beast before I lost mine.

[Midnightbiker]

We have a lot of holes like that and right now I usually use an Avenger. I used a champ Beast before I lost mine.

I have a beat one that I found if you want to make me an offer on it.

[El Mexicano]

I would say a Buzzz up to 300ft and a leopard 320-350 with a slight hyzer to flip. The key is not to overpower, but to follow through smoothly.

[ScottJB]

It does indeed depend how long. Very short will be a Monarch for me, medium distance would be an Assassin, and long I'd throw this found, beaten dx Eagle which I think is a random spawn gift from the gods, as whatever has happened to it in its life it is now the straightest thing Ive ever thrown. And really long I would dial in the Excaliber, roll my wrist over and snap it as hard as I can.

[sidewinding]

If it's > 200' I'll throw a sidewinder low and just below turnover speed.

If it's </= 200' I'll throw a roc.

[Flies to the Left]

I would throw a bright yellow Champ Leopard. When I hit that tree I want to find my disc quickly. I have a green Champion Spider I no longer throw in the woods for obvious reasons.

[taxman]

i can't beleeive that i haven't posted in this yet... unless this is ANOTHER what disc would you throw thread.

for narrow shots i had a Ching Sniper that could not be outdone. but it is well beyond "seasoned" by this point. i still refuse to take it out of my bag though.

for this type of shot i have added a Roc to my bag and so far it is working well. there are a few other discs i would like to try though to see how well they would do. i've added both the discraft Buzzz and the Ching Legacy to my xmas list.

[swarren1977]

I must say for the straight and narrow I go to my slightly beat in DX Kite. You have to put a slight hyzer on it to prevent it from turning over, but if you’re just right on your release, it will do the straightest country mile you’ve seen in a while.

[swarren1977]

Alright a country mile might be a bit excessive, but nonetheless it will go straight and far.

[shirfan]

I'll throw a leopard if there's any sort of tunnel. For those holes where there's just a basket in yonder forest, soft magnets from tee to chains. They drop fairly dead when hitting a tree, whereas a star or champ disc might ricochet 60-100' into "oh crap".

[valkyriefb11]

For long tunnel shots I'll throw my champ T-bird. It holds a great straight line and gets good distance. Ive also had suprisingly good luck throwing my champ monarch through heavily wooded holes ... although that may just be dumb luck.

[Midnightbiker]

I decided to try my nephews 150 LS Polaris on Sunday. I was shocked. That thing goes dead straight. Great for tight fairways and tunnel shots. Don't cost that much either.

[Jimb]

Was glad to see props for the JLS earlier in the thread. I found one and have been using it for anything long and straight myself. And for short shots my DX Aviar P & A. My Star Aviar is a bit too overstable with more fade at the end for me.

[bbiehn]

buzz or wasp depending on alley

[Midnightbiker]

I also use my Pro Valkyrie for narrow fairways. Thrown just right, it goes dead straight for a long ways.

[Fore]

I use a Polaris LS that is near max weight on narrow or low ceiling straight shots. It works nicely and even holds the line in windy conditions. I will use a max weight Roc that is a little beat if its a shorter shot.

[Midnightbiker]

I use my Polaris for anything 175-210. Over that I use my Pro Valkyrie.

[discinvan]

I use my DX shark mostly to play safe. If I feel like going for it I will use my star Teebird.

[JR Stengele]

I usually would stick to a JLS or T-bird for distance or a buzz esp flx. Depends on your situation but all are worthy.:D

[leathercash]

I gotta say,when I need to shoot straight,narrow and true,in a fairway situation I ALWAYS grab my Innova champ Cobra. Flys straight and believe it or not it flies pretty slow too which I like for long approach or shorter fairways. So go Cobra!

[RustyP]

I think I replied earlier in this thread and said that the Orc or Orion LS would be my disc of choice for long tunnel shots, but after using the Polaris LS for a while, I feel the need to add it to my list :) Flies just like a longer-range seasoned Roc...

[JR Stengele]

Champion Cobras are great too.

[Midnightbiker]

I played a course in San Antonio yesterday that I have never played. Most of the holes were either narrow fairways, or tight long tunnel shots. Most of the time I reached for my Pro Valkyrie, and it worked every-time. Almost dead straight for almost 300ft.

[discflinger]

May I quote Def Leopard(no not a Leopard)?
ROC IT, YEAH!!

[Disc Dog]

A Star Kite with a little hyzer on it. It will fly as straight as an arrow and farther than any mid I know. However, it stinks with a strong tailwind.

If I have a little more room or a strong tailwind than a Shark.

[LocalsRoute]

Either a Stalker or Surge SS for me depending one the length. SS being the farther of my two,but I get both out straight to the finish.If its a long tunnel thats needs to finish with hyzer then I use a Pulse.

[ElementZ]

Definitely my Opto Striker. :)

[Mushin No Shin]

Add one more to the JLS tally.

[mdsammy]

If there's room overhead then just throw a thumber. Takes a lot of the risk out of the shot. ;)

Otherwise I would go with a beat-in teebird.

[shoe59]

< 300 ft. coyote

300+ probably a Champ Beast or Sidewinder

[wolito]

Either a Star TL or if it is really tight, perhaps a DX Aviar.

[Oregon_Nole]

Avenger, Eagle, Sidewinder.....

On a shorter tunnel shot, I might go for my Drone or Shark or Magnet

[leppard]

May I quote Def Leopard(no not a Leopard)?
ROC IT, YEAH!!


I do use a Leppard for shorter tunnel shots. On longer ones I go with a TL. I really can't get mids out very far while keeping them low.

[toothyfish]

Length dependant:

230 to 280: If the hole will tolerate (or needs) some late fade, I throw a flat top Roc. Otherwise, I throw a normal DX Roc and keep it lower.

If it's short, my Voodoo. If it's longer, a DX Gazelle.

[gkeberhart]

definitely a DX Cro with a small skip...or you can always use the Wheel and roll it all the way there that covers the low ceiling part

[bayouace]

DGA Squall

[zenbot]

Up to 200': Pro Rhyno

> 200' Millennium Sirius Orion SOS: straightest driver I've ever thrown.

[biscoe]

beat roc, proline leopard, beat to crap pro wraith- depending on length/width factors.

[bikinjack]

Hole #6 at Nevin Park.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?p=course_pics/3658/8fa45ac6.jpg

I threw my Roc.

[Chucktown]

if the tunnel is about 200ft I use an aviar driver, if its a 300ft hole, Iwill either use a R-Pro Boss or a TeeBird.

[shoe59]

if the tunnel is about 200ft I use an aviar driver, if its a 300ft hole, Iwill either use a R-Pro Boss or a TeeBird.

R-Pro Boss, not a bad choice... except you'll need a new one if your line isn't perfect :doh:

[nitegolfer]

Katana or Nuke:D

Roc, Beat up Roc, Stingray, Kite or a Sidewinder. Roc if I want to throw the stable route or the others if I want to throw the hyzer flip route. Sidewinder if it towards the end of the round and I'm getting tired.

[jrawk]

Viking, Kite, or Dart.

[DGChronicles]

opto core, star leopard, or a kc pro cheetah

[Technohic]

Leopard

Did I post in here before?

[FRIZZLE TOSSLER]

< 200 = Omega SS or flat top roc depending on ceiling height
200-300 = Impact
300+ = hyzer flip a Star Roadrunner

[vcadd]

FLX Surge SS

[tajsss]

Holy revival of a dead thread! WOW!

[chronicatm]

Champion Viking that is fairly beat up is what I used to use. Now that I have all these new discs, I have been trying the Star TL, Z and ESP Stalkers or a Buzzz depending on distance. I used to be able to hyzer flip my Champion Valkyrie sometimes for the distance tunnels....just kept it low and it worked pretty well. I've heard meteors can be hyzerflipped for a lot of distance, but I have yet to try with mine, and I don't know how much space you need.

[DiscgoInferno]

an FLX Buzzz is what I use. I sometimes, depending on how thick the surrounding trees are or for more distance, might use a E Element or a Wasp.

[discjon]

Buzzz or a Wizard if the tunnel is less than 300'. If it's a long tunnel, Apache has been doing wonders.

[djjeremiahj]

Gummy Rhyno: 0-150'
Elite Z Buzz: Up to 200'
Leopard: Up to 275'
Teebird: Max Distance (possibly an eagle if its got a tad bit of room, and/or windy.)
(assuming the fairway and pin lay is directly ahead.)

[bbiehn]

Quantum QMS

[WillACarpenter]

depending I'd use either a BuzZz or Stalker. On some courses I may use a Mako or a impact.

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[duke6528]

Star TL or Star Beast

[richardmmill]

I like using my SL for my straight narrow fairways up to about 350ft accurate.

[Fleshgordon]

FLX Surge SS
it would have been a teebird but its gone. I also have been field testing the Xpress and its straight as an arrow but I dont like the distance i get out of it

[360chickenwingroller]

Classic Roc - Cobra -- Leopard --- Valk -----

[Donovan]

Stratus or Classic Roc for me.

As my game has progressed . . .
> 200' Innova Champion Sidewinder - med speed and low
< 200' Latitude 64 Opto Core or Innove X-Elite Stratus - straight on

[superberry]

177 Z Buzzz for very straight or holding an anny.
179 Champ Shark for straight with a slight hyzer finish.
Both good for about 300'. I max D about 400' with open fairways.

[steven2361]

Beat DX Roc

[Midnightbiker]

I have been useing a Star SL, and it goes very straight. For shorter holes I use a Buzz. Under 175 ft I use my putter. Over 220ft I use my Stalker, and over 250 I use the Star SL

[Huk Finn]

ESP Stalker or Goldline Core.

That disc is awesome!

[toothyfish]

I've been working alot recently with my putters and mids, really trying to get SMOOTH releases with lots of spin. I just drove a 285 ft tight tunnel hole today with my putter (Voodoo) and left it about 25 ft short. I was psyched. Usually use a Roc for a hole like this...and leave it a little short.

[prerube]

I throw Spider or Wolf and surrender distance for super straight accuracy.
Sometimes I'll try to sidearm a Champion Leopard.

[PanicKJ]

kc aviar
Beat teebird
Valkyrie

[valkyrie]

Depends on how long of a shot. Either an Eagle or a Teebird.

[sirflicksalot]

TL or a buzzz all day

[OcDiscGolf]

Champion Leopard (Star Leopard too before I lost it). Spider for shots that are 150 and less.

I CANNOT make the Star SL go straight. I am in the minority? That thing hyzers every time I throw it. Managed to get a straight line for the first time the other day with it (172 g Star), on like the 20th time.

[Smelvis]

Buzz

[Midnightbiker]

I was fooling around with some discs yesterday, and I took out my 168 Pro D Destryoer. Its been beat in some , and has landed on concrete a few times. I was shocked that this disc flew straight as an arrow for almost 300ft. Its now my new straight, tight fairway, tunnel disc. For shorter shots I use the Buzz.

[jblough]

a star Teebird or TL.

[justin]

I was fooling around with some discs yesterday, and I took out my 168 Pro D Destryoer. Its been beat in some , and has landed on concrete a few times. I was shocked that this disc flew straight as an arrow for almost 300ft. Its now my new straight, tight fairway, tunnel disc. For shorter shots I use the Buzz.

I do my best to avoid drivers on tunnel shots. Sharp edges of drivers seem to bounce much further off the fairway if they knick a tree compared to blunt mids and putters.

I'll add that if I had a magic bag in which of my discs were available in all plastics I would throw soft plastics like FLX or r-Pro to minimize bounce as well on those tight shots.

[duke6528]

I CANNOT make the Star SL go straight. I am in the minority? That thing hyzers every time I throw it. Managed to get a straight line for the first time the other day with it (172 g Star), on like the 20th time.

I believe you are in the minority. That disc is super straight when thrown flat.

[DiscChucker]

Hole #6 at Nevin Park.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?p=course_pics/3658/8fa45ac6.jpg

I threw my Roc.

I threw my Python on this hole. For tunnels like this I'll throw my Python or Scorpion and hyzer-flip them. For narrower tunnels or tunnels with really low ceilings I'll use my Shark or my Stingray.

[Marmoset]

I haven’t taken the time to read all the replies to the original question, so I’m sure my response will overlap with others’.
I don’t like throwing drivers on any tightly wooded hole. If the tunnel is really tight I will reach for a stable putter or a stable mid.

For tunnels ranging from really tight to fairly open I would throw:
Stable putter (dozens to choose from)
Stable mid (Comet, etc.)
Overstable mid (Roc, etc.)
Stable fairway driver (like a Leopard or a Stalker, etc.)

Comets or Rocs are a good, safe bet. I don’t think I would ever reach for something faster than an OLF on a tunnel unless it was ridiculously wide.

[jordash]

Depending on length, I use my KC Pro eagle or Z stalker. Both fly straight but I tend to rely on my eagle for straight shots. Also use my very old and very beaten DX shark, although its turned into a very understable disc. Lose it to the right when thrown hard.

[Gator]

stalker

[kcplease]

STALKER. maybe my found pro teebird if its the winter and i don't wanna shatter my stalker. can discs shatter in the winter at, say, 25 degrees if they smack a tree, specifically z plastic / champion?

[Jesse B 707]

STALKER. maybe my found pro teebird if its the winter and i don't wanna shatter my stalker. can discs shatter in the winter at, say, 25 degrees if they smack a tree, specifically z plastic / champion?
it's much more likely to happen with DX type plastic, your Stalkers should be fairly safe

[kcplease]

Good! about all i thow is z plastic! all my drivers including fairway are z/champ, and then a z buzzz. one star, one esp flx, the rest are dx/pro d

[BrotherDave]

I haven’t taken the time to read all the replies to the original question, so I’m sure my response will overlap with others’.
I don’t like throwing drivers on any tightly wooded hole. If the tunnel is really tight I will reach for a stable putter or a stable mid.

For tunnels ranging from really tight to fairly open I would throw:
Stable putter (dozens to choose from)
Stable mid (Comet, etc.)
Overstable mid (Roc, etc.)
Stable fairway driver (like a Leopard or a Stalker, etc.)

Comets or Rocs are a good, safe bet. I don’t think I would ever reach for something faster than an OLF on a tunnel unless it was ridiculously wide.

Pretty sound reasoning. I don't drive putters much for some reason but I usually use mids like a Nebula and a QMS for this. It's not the tightness of the tunnel that scares me as much as the thickness of the rough. If the rough isn't too thick I have no problem throwing Stalkers, TLs, Teebirds, etc. b/c I have a pretty good get out of trouble game.

[djb240z]

Teebird or Orc

[McLeod]

Champion Panther 168g. Just give it a light snap and put the outside tip down. If I aim low I slide in for birdie, and if I put out a little more power or catch a glide I'm running at ace. If there's a headwind I'll use a max weight Champ Panther.

[Biscuits]

168 - 171 EliteX Stratus. I throw with a hard hyzer, so it will generally flip up and fly pretty flat. Either that or I will throw a Blowfly. With the right release, those things will glide for a good while.

[justin]

Nice advice Biscuits. That's a great way to use a Stratus. I do the same sometimes, especially uphill. Welcome to the DGCR forums.

[chiggins]

Depends on the ceiling. If I've got height to work with, a worn Wizard or a Roc. If it's longer, and theres a ceiling, usually something I can flip up (JLS, QJLS, Leopard, maybe a Pro Beast). If it's really long and the ceiling's low, I might forehand roll a Firebird.

[justin]

...If it's really long and the ceiling's low, I might forehand roll a Firebird.

Nice call. Other than a hyzer-flip I haven't seen anyone suggesting a type of throw- Only types of discs.

[PanicKJ]

soft pro rhyno. If you don't hit a tree you can make it as far as any midrange. If you do hit a tree it will taco and hit the ground instead of bouncing off. However super soft rhyno's are hard to find.

[wolito]

Star TL all the way!

[heelboycraig]

I think you should be asking Redneck Machismo. We all know how much he loves any course that has trees.

[optidiscic]

I found the disc Redneck Machismo uses on long narrow straight tunnel shots!
http://i2.iofferphoto.com/img/item/961/494/97/6459_1.JPG

[justin]

A soft putter (wolito) is a great suggestion.
And Heelboycraig...I love your Fudgie The Whale avatar. That's just briliant.

Back to the thread, I would go with a Rindge or VP and if it's longer than 250' I'll go with a Z Buzz but I wouldn't throw a faster disc than that regardless of distance.

[Sounds]

161 gummy Orc for wide and star tee bird for tight.

[mattdabbs]

Short tunnel (150-200) = aviar
Medium tunnel (200-300) = Roc
Long tunnel (275+) = Monarch, Roc or possibly Buzzz

[AdamH]

The last thing you want to do is throw a fast driver, hit an early tree and be 50+ ft off the fairway. I usually go with mid ranges or fairway drivers if the hole is especially long.

[Midnightbiker]

On this hole, I throw my Star Beast, and I can park it most of the time. It goes straight as an arrow:
This is #2 at my home course. Rover Grove Park in Kingwood, TX. This is the course they nickname "Endor"
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd166/Midnightbiker/Hole2.jpg

[Marmoset]

I agree with AdamH.
Midnightbiker-
That hole has Comet (or beat Roc) written all over it.

[Midnightbiker]

Check this one out. Believe it or not, I am standing on the tee. The hole is down and one the far left. This hole takes a tight hyzer shot . Its only 255 to the hole, the the tress in the fairway make it much harder. You can see the tree on the right there has been hit a few times. People that have real balls go for the shot straight for the basket through that gap. I have seen it done a couple of times. This is hole #7, same course:

http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd166/Midnightbiker/hole7.jpg

[Animage]

@ midknight.

It would take the intervention of god to give me anything under a 7 on that hole :D

[Midnightbiker]

@ midknight.

It would take the intervention of god to give me anything under a 7 on that hole :D

That hole is not as hard as you think. Most of the newbies get a 5. I can recall one guy getting a 6 on that hole, but its rare.

[Animage]

I dont think i could predictably hit any line there and would need a nice tree deflection to give me an easier time.

I guess I could just softly toss 50 feet at a time and hope

[Myers]

tunnel shots for me are either a Buzzz or a Stalker. If the tunnel is a little goofy sometimes I throw a forehand roller. especially for the hole that midnight biker posted second

[Chucktown]

Depending on the length, I use a Wizard, Buzzz, Teebird, or Valk.

[Kwick]

Stalker

[GreenGlom]

Star Teebird

[chuckdisc]

the TeeBird

[captain jack]

Here in the Pacific Northwest, trees are pretty abundant, and some of the golf courses take advantage of this.
This is #17 at Twin Rivers Disc Golf Course, in Arlington, Washington.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2526/3918911854_de1c23817f.jpg
It's not long, but there really is only one lane between the trees that will successfully get you close to the basket. It follows the path, then goes slightly right, then straight, then left to the basket, through the trees.
The correct path splits trees only 6' apart at some points.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2659/3918911856_700e7878d4.jpg
I finally parked this the other day with a new 166 Star Boss thrown lefthand forehand from a standing start.

[justin]

Nice pic Midnight (on the previous page). Anyone ever try a 2-finger roller just to get through the gap?
Looks like it's time for a "How would you play this hole" thread.

[Nathanbr2]

Roc on extremely narrow

sidewinder if i have a little buffer room

[bthoma1]

What disc do you use for long, narrow, straight, tunnel type fairways?


The disc that your trying to sell..Your Stalker

[mc lazer]

long and straight under 300ft reach for a Discraft Buzz, under 250ft or a super tight needle grab an Aviar.

[heyteej]

go over trees! THUMB IT ;)

[heelboycraig]

A soft putter (wolito) is a great suggestion.
And Heelboycraig...I love your Fudgie The Whale avatar. That's just briliant.


That's awesome that you noticed 2 for you. :thmbup: :thmbup:

[wolito]

Either my Buzzz or Star TL.

[Throwasurge]

Buzzz, Comet, Impact, Xpress, Leopard, Stalker. Avenger SS for tunnel uphill.

[El Oso Peligroso]

Either my Buzzz or Star TL.

came here to post this, but if it's just wide and long enough I might throw my destroyer. for a disc not really designed to go straight mine sure does.

[leftyone]

anything over 350 a valk, under 350 a wasp, xl, or buzz

[racer93]

Z Comet. Can reach most holes 350'-400' depending on ceiling height.

[Scoot_er]

XL or Cyclone ina 350+ tunnel

A Meteor or Buzzz on sub 325 tunnel

RATTLER on a 260ft or closer tunnel

[Crimson75]

Fuse or River...

[OcDiscGolf]

On this hole, I throw my Star Beast, and I can park it most of the time. It goes straight as an arrow:
This is #2 at my home course. Rover Grove Park in Kingwood, TX. This is the course they nickname "Endor"

I would have to completely agree with you. Star Beast is the way to go. I have a beat in X-Out that is just magic for this type of shot.

I've been parking this hole (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?p=course_pics/415/eb506233.jpg) with it regularly.

[himynameismatt]

15 @ Pier Park is fondly referred the the hall of trees. 400' narrowing tunnel. I usually like to throw a Teebird, but have had varying success with the stalker as well.

[djjeremiahj]

25-125' : Rhyno
100-175' : Roc / PUTTER (Buzzz or Mako would be great here too, but i dont currently own one).
175-250' : TL
250' + : (slightly) Underpowered SL - I'd wish i still owned a Valk.
* Would also consider (Underpowered Katana & Destroyer, Teebird, and/or a variety of forehand options - Gator, Orc, etc).

[Conler Milrad]

Either my Buzzz or Star TL.

BOOM! Exactly

[SpyderPride]

Some form of stable disc that takes well to a low, mild hyzer-flip. Whichever disc you have that you can "stripe" and have it bring you as close as possible to the target. What else?

[chuckdisc]

THE TeeBird..

[TxDiscGolfBoy]

found that flipping a stingray does the trick pretty well ...or a leopard

[Mike C]

0-200' - Magic
201-320' - Wizard
321-365' - Buzz
366-410 - Stalker
410+ - Still the Stalker, I feel more in control of it than wider rimmed drivers.

The distances would change depending on how high or low the ceiling is.

[roadtripstuff]

Champ Leopard. It is first disc I bought over six years ago and still the best.

[eegor]

I usually throw the Aurora MS (Sirius plastic) on all narrow holes the make sure I keep it in the fairway. If there is a little room on a long one... Wildcat (Pro D).

[eegor]

That Wildcat is Elite X plastic

[HeartlessCynic]

P-PD that has had some lovin'.

[deBebbler]

Beat DX TeeBird

[NothinButChing]

damn I need a new wildcat

[MDethCKR]

Buzz, Core, or CE Teebird

[tstack10]

Buzzz and or stalker if I haven't said it already

[NothinButChing]

yea loving that stalker more and more and the glow stalker if at night

[medicinalfunk]

dx aero, especially if its downhill. but, if its real flat, i'll be more likely to hop on the buzzz bandwagon with the rest of this thread.

[Star Shark]

Star TL or SL depending on the distance required and if it's windy at all.

[climbingbubba]

I am a total noob so i can't throw RHBH consistently straight.

for my narrow, low ceiling shots i throw a Champ eagle X RHFH. I can throw it 4-5 feet off the ground and it will go dead straight for about 225 then skip for another 15-20.

If i had to RHBH i would hyzer flip my comet X

[NDABRUSH]

Beat DX TeeBird

Ditto. Beat in DX T-Birds have lots of glide and very little fade. Of course pros for the most part would flip em to the right with all of their damn wrist snap mojo.

[MikeR]

dx aero, especially if its downhill. but, if its real flat, i'll be more likely to hop on the buzzz bandwagon with the rest of this thread.

Ssshhhh. Don't tell them about the Aero. It's a secret disc from the distant past who's straightness should not be known to the general public.

That said, I'll use an Aero, Roc or Eclipse most usually or I might take a chance on my strange Archangel that, despite it's HSS rating appears to be harder to crank over than my FL, yet still has very little fade. However, on a long tunnel par 4 I'd rather do 2 roc or aero shots in the 200-300' range and putt for bird than take a chance of shanking into the woods with the AA.

[Monocacy]

Depending on distance – Wizard, Fuse, or a beat, lightweight DX Teebird.

[medicinalfunk]

Ssshhhh. Don't tell them about the Aero. It's a secret disc from the distant past who's straightness should not be known to the general public.

That said, I'll use an Aero...

...2 roc or aero shots in the 200-300' range and putt for bird than take a chance of shanking into the woods with the AA.
i found one at PIAS and it totally changed the way i approach the basket. ive even been teeing off with it on some holes

[Biscuit]

Discraft Nebula has become my go-to disc for long tunnels. I wish they'd put the damn thing in production already.

[StumperTX]

Has anyone mentioned the PPD? I feel like the thread is incomplete if not.

[HeartlessCynic]

Has anyone mentioned the PPD?

Yes.

[Valktastic]

For long shots its the Surge SS: the SS stands for super staight. For under 200' I throw a Challenger nice and straight.

[ThomasOrion]

Discraft IMPACT

hands down