Ender175
Eagle Member
I'm getting ready to sign up for a birdie bash and I need help picking my two discs.
If I was playing two disc birdie golf with my bag it would be gstar rhyno and either gstar tl3 or daedalus.
Tl3 if the holes are pretty short and or the ground is too uneven to throw a lot of skip shots.
Daedalus if there are at least a few par 4s or if the ground is nice and predictable(I throw a TON of skip shots to get around corners, under branches etc).
I don't mind powering down wide rimmed drivers, I have big hands and US drivers at half power hit similar lines to stable mids.
I'm leaning towards putter/trak or putter/lace, in soft all around for that gstar give.
Which putter is closer to gstar rhyno, vp or ridge?
Can you still get a good skip with vibram? Would a med or firm lace skip better than soft?
Has anyone played Hyland dgc and brewery in Sturbridge, MA? Are there any longer holes from the shortest tees? What's the ground surface like in general?
If I was playing two disc birdie golf with my bag it would be gstar rhyno and either gstar tl3 or daedalus.
Tl3 if the holes are pretty short and or the ground is too uneven to throw a lot of skip shots.
Daedalus if there are at least a few par 4s or if the ground is nice and predictable(I throw a TON of skip shots to get around corners, under branches etc).
I don't mind powering down wide rimmed drivers, I have big hands and US drivers at half power hit similar lines to stable mids.
I'm leaning towards putter/trak or putter/lace, in soft all around for that gstar give.
Which putter is closer to gstar rhyno, vp or ridge?
Can you still get a good skip with vibram? Would a med or firm lace skip better than soft?
Has anyone played Hyland dgc and brewery in Sturbridge, MA? Are there any longer holes from the shortest tees? What's the ground surface like in general?