There Can Be Only One!!!

[chickenonabun]

Probably a zone because it can handle any wind and I can sort of putt with it, and it flicks well to cover the right turns. I can throw it almost 300 so most holes should still be parable.

[Kp0c]

An ESP Buzzz. It's decent in the wind, can fly a long way on a low line and one can shape pretty much any lines they want. Not perfect for putting but I think I could handle it for a day.

[jedimasterbryan]

my blizzard teedevil, unless it was windy, then i'd bring my champion teebird

[Mattallica]

Challenger

[JedV]

Z Wasp. I love that disc.

[bluedodger]

Any day, any weather..... tie dye Z Buzzz

[b-mart]

I do single disc rounds occasionally, and when I do I use the Buzzz. The Fuse is threatening its place on the pedestal, but I haven't thrown mine enough in different paths and throws to say that I'd use it in a tournament situation yet.

[Crazy Runner Guy]

Windy: DX Firebird, 175g
Calm: Champ Beast, 169g, old mold or old Cyclone.
Short course (ave. length <325): SE Rhyno. Would be tempted to throw a beast D Wasp.

Putt with the drivers upside down.

I'm not surprised by all the Buzzz/Roc suggestions. There is a mention somewhere (in a discing down thread?) about these types of tournaments, and the person winning one by throwing a driver because they could throw it further than the others could throw their midranges.

[Dr.Wu]

Originally Posted by chickenonabun

Probably a zone because it can handle any wind and I can sort of putt with it, and it flicks well to cover the right turns. I can throw it almost 300 so most holes should still be parable.

ZonEsp probably my number one. Puttings not the greatest, little slippery in the chains. Definitely a plus on windy days. Wedge for a perfectly calm day. Does all well.

[Heisenberg]

Shorter course: 175g champion Rhyno
Longer course: 175g champion Spider