HOD 02/14/13: Bird's Ruins DGC in Marshall, WI

[crashzero]

long - z buzzz
short - wizard

[rd.bittle]

Short: GL Core
Long: 180g DX Shark hyzer-flipped up the gut.

[BIGHAFNER]

I think I'd RHFH my D1 o this one in the long. I was thinking buzzz up the gut, but that line seems a little tight for that.

KC Aviar from the short.

[notroman]

I remember this hole. I wanted to throw a Comet but the ceiling was lower than I liked for a 290ft shot. I think I ended up throwing a beat up Valkyrie on a low hyzerflip. Got eaten up by a tree half way down. My buddy parked it with his Comet. I learned my lesson.


Didn't even know there was a short tee. I'd just throw a Wizard.

[orion487]

Short: Ion
Long: try and hyzer-flip a River

[yangs1]

Long: SOLS
Short: QMS

[g2avity]

Tough shot. Hard to keep it that straight out to almost 300'...at least for me. Probably a beat DX Teebird thrown on a hyzer to stand up straight, maybe a Volt thrown hyzer that will stand up and turn just a touch. Just looking at it, probably play for the 3.

[jkdisc]

wiz
teebird

[Alcuin]

I throw an Anode from the short tee, and a Comet from the long.

The right lane looks like it would be a great hyzer route, but it is not. There's very little chance of getting onto the green because of the overgrowth on the right side. That lane is mainly used for people walking their dogs.

This is a tough hole. It's one that feels like you should birdie it every time, but I rarely do. There are a ton of very tight (perhaps too tight) lines to hit in some of the wooded holes on this course. But it's new and changing daily, and I really like the course. Brutal in the summer though--the rough eats discs for breakfast lunch and dinner.

[notroman]

Originally Posted by Alcuin

I throw an Anode from the short tee, and a Comet from the long.

The right lane looks like it would be a great hyzer route, but it is not. There's very little chance of getting onto the green because of the overgrowth on the right side. That lane is mainly used for people walking their dogs.

This is a tough hole. It's one that feels like you should birdie it every time, but I rarely do. There are a ton of very tight (perhaps too tight) lines to hit in some of the wooded holes on this course. But it's new and changing daily, and I really like the course. Brutal in the summer though--the rough eats discs for breakfast lunch and dinner.

I think this one is the toughest out of all the tight holes on that course because it actually requires you to put some power behind the throw whereas the others are just little putter shots.

I definitely did not think "deuce" when I stepped up to that tee I think the thought on everyone's mind was "how in the world do we get a disc there?" haha

Although we did play it when everything was grown in. Maybe it's different with no foliage.