Try a Rask. If you gel with the feel, it will go straight before turning right with a big flare skip.
Not everyone likes the extra rim on the underside of the Rask though.
By playing in a tournament, you cannot be left "out of it." You are required to make decisions about stuff like this. Get over whatever made you think that you have no responsibilities outside of your own game during your round.
I don’t wear gloves for use while throwing, although Frictions Gloves exist.
I wear a light glove on my non-throwing hand. A handwarmer in a hoody kangaroo pocket keeps my throwing hand warm enough.
Yeah, I read it and stand by what I posted.
It was not clear to me from your post that you don’t know how to keep your dog on a leash.
Now that you made that clear, keep your dog at home.
"Of course I’m not fully satisfied with my result, I’m trying to win every event I enter, but I am pleased with my top 15 finish. If you look at the stats you can see how my physical limitations affected my game."
--the least Paul McBeth thing I've seen outta him.
Right now it's my Midnight Prowl 2 and Sky Walker (FD1).
They're the two newest discs in my bag. Coincidence?
(I'm falling back in love with my SVEA, but she's a fickle mistress)
Not cheap, but Ombraz don't have arms--they stay on your face by an adjustable loop. I bought them for fishing, but they work great for DG.
They store really flat (no arms to fold up) so they fit in your bag or a pocket easily, too.