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For hyzer flip I am using max weight pop top echo destroyers, they are really nice for big D after they break in. If you are throwing your 11x Teebirds 400, I think you should be fine with a destroyer. The new runs that are coming out are more like the sds destroyers instead of the *ds or vulcan...

I personally recomend starting with a Discraft Magnet to learn snap. Stand about 150' away from a basket and only using your thumb and index finger, do standing shots towards the target. It is all about trial and error with this shot because the disc will not fly unless you give it proper snap...

3.00 star(s) The Hill This course has a lot to offer, good elevation change, shot placement on a couple of the holes is absolutely critical to do well. It also has you shooting onto and off of a big hill a few times and it gives you a chance to loosen up your arm for some big drives on your way to Bryant...

If you are looking for something that is straight flying out of the box I would say get an MVP Axis. Once they break in a bit they are really nice for hyzer flip and longer turnovers.

I'm in Minnesota and I played a solid 54 holes yesterday at Blue Ribbon Pines, a little damp, but still amazing!

How does it handle wind? My main course is in a really flat area so there is a fair amount of wind.

I release pretty much everything flat or hyzer. I don't really like to release anhyzer because I feel it is not as predictable unless I am doing an upshot around trees or something. If I have a turning drive I use one of my beat in Teebirds because I can control those better than any disc I have...

What weight and plastic? I forgot about these somehow...:doh:

Is there any major difference between star and champion plastic? I just don't really like the feel of star plastic .

I would love to throw a roc that far.... I miss my 11x KC Roc :(

What do you mean get some hate? lol

I have been messing around a lot with max distance drivers. I have been having issues with consistently getting my drive out past 400'. The issue that has been arising for me is that I cannot find a dis that is stable enough but not too over-stable. I was using the 156 Blizzard Boss and started...

3.00 star(s) Fun Challenge Hole 1 is a really nice, easy first hole. I use my 4S Wizard off the tee, other recommendations I have are using either a Buzzz or a Roc and just finesse the disc into the circle for an easy birdie. Hole 2 Has a pretty tricky tee off at a moderate uphill angle. The basket is...

For me it is my Champion Valkyrie 175. I hardly put anything on it at all for me and I get it out to about 300'. What I find interesting is that any of my faster discs really don't go that much further, so I am now throwing my Valkyrie for almost every long drive. I need to get something that...

So, the PLH on my orange is higher, but it has a way bigger dome. So how much does dome affect the stability? My yellow destroyer is super flat, almost as flat as a flick.

I have been playing for about 2 years now and have started to notice that certain discs I own will be more stable, or less stable than others that will be the same weight and same model. So my question is, why is my orange 171 Destroyer the most overstable disc in my bag, and my yellow 171...

3.50 star(s) Awesome all around 9 Hole 1 is an awesome for breaking out a big driver and not giving it full power so that you get a nice fade to the left at the end. Other shots I would try are using a nice stable to overstable fairway driver. Hole 2 is a nice straight shot. You can also have some fun and...

0.50 star(s) Umm.... Good practice for putting. You will probably walk out with a couple of "aces", if you really can even call them that. Where do I start. Well, there is no actual direction for this course, its pin to pin. Next, there is absolutly no difficulty at all, no trees, nothing. Next the baskets...

2.50 star(s) Good Beginer Course This course offers plenty of elevation change, as well as some technical shots. Hole 1 is great for doing a hyzer flip shot. Grab a good stable to under-stable midrange and just send it right in. Love this hole! Hole 4 provides a good opportunity to work on anhyzers. The...