Bag update/help

[smook]

Vitals:
Years playing/experience: DG 1 year consistently
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: right-handed
Throwing Style: RHBH, some FH & OH
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Magnet: 200/240'; Buzzz: 250/270'; Teebird: 290/300'


Optional:
Age: 16
Sex: m
Other sport proficiencies?: Waterpolo; Lacrosse
Specific areas of desired feedback: Anything that can help(:
Immediate and long-term goals: I would like to improve my distance (hopefully to 350' this year) and reduce my form flaws.


Bag:

Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
171 DX Teebird, (only used a little but has alot of dings) - main driver
*P.S. The TB seems to be turning over for me a little
170 Test Run River, (newish) - annys
169 Z Predator, (new) - overstable/headwind, maybe some FH & OH
174 Z AvengerSS, (used) - Rollers

Mids:
168 Z Buzzz, (used) - main, holds my lines
167 X Comet (new) - control, approaches.

Putters:
(2)176 D Magnet, (beat) - main putter

[Cyclone2]

A DX TB might turn a bit, but shouldn't be 'turning over'. I'm not sure which you mean.

You could drop either the River or the A-SS

[bradharris]

If you like the teebird, keep cycling them. As your current one gets more beat up, it can probably fill the same role as the river. You can cycle in a newer one for more stable flight. You also might consider getting one in premium plastic to try out.

You could use an overstable mid. Wasp or Drone are good options.

[JSurmann]

Overstable mid?

Vector, Hornet, etc

[Scared_Discless]

I'll second the Wasp as an O/S mid.

Also, I've found the DX Teebirds will not mask form flaws. I've had some really bad rounds when my form was off even just a little. You should consider uploading a video to be critiqued.

[smook]

What would be the difference between a star Tb vs a DX TB? loss of glide at all? more stability? and my Tb right now, when it starts to turn it almost never comes back but if it doesnt turn, it has a nice fade at the end.

[Cyclone2]

It sounds like the turn your seeing is from a form issue.

A star tb will have a bit less glide and will be more resistant to turn

[smook]

So i should probably stick with the DX and fix my form rather than getting a Star and masking it? and how often do you guys cycle through Z Buzzz on avg if your playing 3 rounds a week.

[Cyclone2]

Originally Posted by smook

So i should probably stick with the DX and fix my form rather than getting a Star and masking it? and how often do you guys cycle through Z Buzzz on avg if your playing 3 rounds a week.

Don't be afraid to buy a new teebird, but your statement is accurate.

If your talking heavier z buzzzes, they can retain stability for years. I don't have experience with ones as light as yours...

[Scared_Discless]

I threw a Z Buzzz for almost a year without any stabilty loss. You should be able throw it for a while before it's a beat-in anny mid.