Recent content by Brody Cannon

Hey man, My friend Nick and I are coming into town right now and would love someone to show us Stafford Lake! We are both good, experienced players. Shoot me a text or call me when you get this if you're available to play today. Brody 503.901.3658

Furthest throw on flat with little/ no skip is about 480 ft. I've done this with my champion destroyer and with my champion boss. Furthest throw with a slight downhill is 500+

Thanks. My mom will pick them up tomorrow. Hope you're enjoying the Arizona sun! I can't wait to come visit soon.

4.00 star(s) Local Kid Rates His Home Course Great practice course with a decent variety of holes. Very nice tee signs were recently added. The park is well maintained and the baskets are great (Mach5). Nice concrete pads and beautiful and calming surroundings. Long walkouts. Often floods in certain area or...

It's an ace. The people that think this doesn't count are either noobs or naive. The rule states the a disc must be supported by the CHAINS or the BASKET. If it's in top of everything (above the chains) then it is NOT an ace. The disc in this situation is supported by the BASKET so thereby is an...

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=2702&mode=lf Very, very sturdy! Those pictures are from course 1. Course 2 opens tomorrow and it's baskets will have solar lights on them so they are ready for night golf every night.

It must mean something because I'm 6'4" and I was throwing over 400 ft consistently in less than 10 months of my first time ever playing. I just turned 17 last week so youth is on my side too. haha

I have gotten my 5 year old brother a small bag and a few discs. He has a 150 champ valkyrie, 150 leopard, 150 z storm, and 100 polecat. I don't take him out to the course very much but he'll throw at my practice basket in the park behind my house. He's already got every shot in the books down...

I would throw from the back of one end zone past the back of the other end zone (360 ft) and then I would step off the rest (+~100 ft). That is how I measured my distances.