It depends my buddy got a hole in one one a 163 ft hole but it turns at a 90 degree angle after like 80 feet
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It depends my buddy got a hole in one one a 163 ft hole but it turns at a 90 degree angle after like 80 feet
And second shots never count as aces.
i love when people advertise under 200' aces with speed 10 and up, wish i was there to see the slop in person.
^ I agree. I hit a basket at 140' today with a dominator. Hole 13 at bear creek in the short. It was a skip shot and it was so close. I thought it was in but noooooo.
I know what you mean on that hole. I started out throwing a Zone (lost later) and a Breaker, then tried a Drone for a while. Now I'm throwing a Banshee on the skip and liking the results much better.
Ha! Your logic is flawed and you have much to learn. A tournament recently, I encountered a nasty dogleg left. The hole measured 170 feet according to the teesign. But it played more like 100 feet straight out, then maybe 60 feet left at almost a 90 degree angle. And this was a very wooded hole with trees lining BOTH parts of the fairway. I had the back of the box on this particular hole. Everyone before me threw Wasps or Gators or some other OS mid because they saw the distance and of course thought it was a "mid range" hole. Well after seeing their drives, I knew they were all short. So what did I do? Grabbed my Giant, gave it just enough to get around the dog leg and parked it. Moral of the story? Everytime you throw a driver, it doesn't have to be with 100% power. Learn some finesse with higher speed stuff as well. Know your discs and what they can do. If I would have aced a 170 ft hole with a Giant and it was the RIGHT disc for the shot, then guess what? I would have still got an ace.