Recent content by Timkid

I'm just getting back into disc golf my single has Rhyno Wizard ROC Teebird Banshee Firebird Also have a double that will have same discs just cycle Wizards ROCS Teebirds

Well you could keep your main putter and cycle gateway wizards as driving putters. Also gator could be replaced by discraft zone.

Rhyno Wizard Roc-mid Tee bird Banshee Pretty much my bag now just cycle wizards rocs and teebirds. And I carry a zone and firebird.

I was looking around and found a old thread post #13 has a video with a bunch of different OH shots. It is a ultimate frizbee video but should be the same for disc golf. Hopefully the snow melts and it warms up a little so I can go to course and try them out...

Thanks Nate!!!!

What is the grip for a tommy and how does arm travel? I am planning on working on overhand throws this year. I can throw thumbers and tomahawks to get out of trouble. But would like to improve both throws. I have have heard of Tommy's but can't find how it is done? Any help would be appreciated!!

Thanks for the help everyone! I think I am going to buy a zone and try it out. I am also going to buy a couple wizard's and roc's they seem to be the most recommend discs for cycling. I found a thread on cycling fairway drivers also that has given me some ideas for that slot going to start...

I am looking to minimize molds in my bag and use zone to cover all driving putter and mid shots. I will be using rhyno for main putter and approach shots. Fairway ' s would be banshee and eagle (and, or) teebird. Has anyone done this how did it work for you? Thanks in advance!!!

I realized this with discs and molds the fewer the better of both. Now over winter im rebuilding my bag with teebird being my fastest disc.

I dont use the comet i have during round just field practice.

Ok so i have a comet x to work on cleaning up my backhand form. I am wanting to add a consistent sidearm that i am confident in. Will a comet x help my sidearm?

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Thanks for fast response looks like i get to do some disc shopping.

I am looking for a putter and a mid where 1 mold will cover all shots in different stages of wear. I have played for a few years now and went normal noob rought. Have 15 discs in 15 different molds. I think from reading here a roc will cover my mid spot, but will it cover overstable?

Not to hijack the thread but i was wondering what discs are good for feild work. Discs, weight and plastic. I have a 169 x comet and am planning on buying 3-4 more but i would like to find a few more and just set up a feild work bag.