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10-23-2012, 07:46 PM
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Gl River from the long tee.
then river or leopard Then an axis then an anode then my anode again. 2 putt for a 7
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10-23-2012, 08:31 PM
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eagle L hyzer flip to start with, then a roc and wizard or two
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10-23-2012, 08:45 PM
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Champ Eagle a few times to get close then Spider / Sole
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10-23-2012, 09:34 PM
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HAHAHAHA, to anyone who seriously thinks this is 3able.... RARE and lucky as can be.
This is a rocky hill over 60ft elevation on your first two shots, leaving a 100 ft up shot, to a finish putt - and that's if you played it great! See JimiMc comments, and you have a fair assesment. a birdie at Iron Hill is AMAZING for most players, any eagle is for those 1015+ players, or a 960 player that canned a 200ft upshot... Played with many 1000+ players and very few eagles, I've played hundreds of rounds at Iron, never seen this hole 3ed... Seen other par 5s get Eagled, but not this one - though it has happened, I've heard... But Sasqutch has been spotted too ;-)
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10-23-2012, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by GoodDriveBadPutt i like the buzzz because innova has a really tough time making a consistent disc from run to run and you never know what the flight pattern is going to be even though i have a bunch of different buzzzes that fly very unlike each other i'm sure it's much worse if i threw rocs not to mention that there are so many different kinds of rocs i mean sure a roc can cover every shot and is more versatile than a buzzz but that's because there are so many different kinds of rocs so you can pick and choose which ones are best for which shot like an ontario or san marino or rancho and buzzzes are considered only straight flyers unless they are in different stages of wear or maybe a different plastic like d z x ti crystal flx crystal flx esp and there are different kinds of dominess so even though you don't know exactly what it's going to fly like it's probably better than innova because they have so many issues with consistency
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10-23-2012, 10:42 PM
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Probably a Champ TeeBird or Valkyrie off the tee, something that has a little zip, can still be accurate, and take a little abuse considering the debris on the ground. I am very tempted to tee off with an Axis because in the woods I get almost the same distance as a driver. From there, likely a Meteor if I need touch, a Ghost if I need to bend a line, or an Ion if I need pinpoint placement.
In the 60+ courses I have played I can count on two hands and two feet the amount of holes that I do not outright always go for in 3 or less, and twelve of those are at Highbridge. I will take your word for it that it cannot be attained in three, but I bet the first time I walked up to this that I would at least try.
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