I miss Rolling Hills, I moved from Michigan to Wisconsin a couple years ago and miss all the good golf. Still good golf here, but all of my aces are in Michigan haha
RH has a couple stinker holes - this one used to be on my list of holes I didn't like, but....well...now it's a lot easier
14 can go kick rocks, though... 
My dad when he played disc golf had no problem using a Wasp or a Wizzard forehand with big bead but a big bead on such a rim shape for Comet was an issue, why my dad never used a ROC like most people in 2000's using Innova, again same rim issue of rim shape on forehand.
I used to have that many. The friend who put my discs into "storage" while I was in California basically left them in open boxes under her deck for a year of Michigan weather. Most went missing (including all but the first run, glow, and tourney pro Comets), and the rest were ruined (there's one X stamp Z Comet that's just...tragic).
I probably just need a couple days like that to bring a stack to the field and get to work.
There is still nothing like bringing a stack of max weight Comets and trying out every line I can imagine with them.
Glad I'm not the only one that sees the joy of throwing a Comet on a spike hyzer! Got me a nice birdie last year at CCR doing that!
Having thrown both now, I'd say the Detour feels a LITTLE more Comet like than the Mana, or at least that the one I threw was glidier than the Mana I threw. Maybe a tick more turn resistant than a Comet. Still, neither is kicking the Comet out of my bag.
I see you haha. Weather's warming up, time to pull the Comets out of storage... well the good ones. I'm still working in a yellow esp from the run about 3 yrs ago and it's just not getting to "wear" I want it.
My Lobsters- which I think is the same as the Mana- were flippier than I wanted when I was trying to be a no-Comet heathen. They do feel nice. Svea was the closest to the real deal but rather than chasing Swedish plastic I'm back with the Comets and never letting go. I also like to throw FH rather than midrange turnover but I've accepted that a Comet is the perfect go straight disc. I'm going to throw my modest stack in the field this week, too.
The new ones really are that much more stable.I see you haha. Weather's warming up, time to pull the Comets out of storage... well the good ones. I'm still working in a yellow esp from the run about 3 yrs ago and it's just not getting to "wear" I want it.
Yeah no danger of becoming ThrowaWatt, watt a turd. I was grooving with my 165 before it broke in. The pixel is decent though haha, kinda like an Ohm in electron. (What do you think of that!) Biggest threat to my putters since the ohm but it's also breaking in so we will see where it goes before I invest in another.
And screw you on the detour, that's not comet enough for me, I can't get a handle on it, the uplink brings me much more joy I blame you for that purchase.
Still loving the uplinks though for my elite x comet slot through the winter and beyond.
Maybe Comets are just beefier than I remember or maybe the new runs are that much more stable, or maybe I'm getting worse with age... the comet still has a bag slot, maybe two, but not four no more.
I don't need any new ones. I have several older 175ish Z that I like and they barely wear in. I've beat a couple Hexes to kinda flippy that I like for touch and turnover FH lines so I'll probably go with a old ESP for BH flip up and turnover lines.
