Recent content by Brinker085

4.00 star(s) Blissfest 2015 - Nice assortment of holes throughout the course providing the opportunity to play a wide variety of different shots; From wide open meadow holes with strategic tree placements to wooded tunnels that force a specific line. - Excellent tee signs which provide decent navigation...

Congratulations on your first ace! I'm still in the hunt for one. Gotta' love the Wizards man... Since I got my first one, I've always kept one in my bag.

I should be alright, I've thrown some two disc rounds there using just a mid and putter, specifically a Shark and a Wizard, and I think I shot right around my usual average.

Alright, good ol' Roc it is! I'll start shopping for a Cro today and get out there to throw the round soon. I'm interested to see how this goes!

I haven't had my hands on a Cro before, so without knowing the feel of the disc I'd have to say Roc for now. Would it be acceptable to use a Classic Roc? I'd putt with that no problem...

I'm down to give the "Anagram Challenge" a try. I play Firefighters Park fairly often and I usually shoot around +6. Orcs and Rocs are in my bag already, I'll pick up a Cro and report back with my score!

A friend of mine, the guy who introduced me to disc golf, carries a foot shaver in his bag to clean up the edges of his discs. The first time I saw him use it I learned two things. 1. That something called a foot shaver exists, and 2. They make for a decent disc repair tool.

I carry a DX Roc and a Z Buzzz SS in my bag. I tend to reach for the Buzzz to make the majority of mid range/approach shots, and the Roc for mid range or fairway drive situations. I'm a fan of both and the universe hasn't exploded yet! :D

If you're looking to stay with an Innova disc, I'll back up the others that are recommending the Shark, they're readily available in DX plastic, cheap, and I think they're a fine place to start. Rocs are excellent, but as others have stated they need some power. I had to grow into mine. If...

Here is my latest purchase! Working on assembling a stack of identical putters for practice sessions.

0.50 star(s) It's New, and Still Needs Some Work Done There are only a couple good things I can say about this course, and unfortunately, they're somewhat minor details. -The course has decent sings marking both tee positions and basket locations. -The hand crafted baskets are functional, and good quality...

I'm a fan of the Orc, and I currently carry two of them in my bag. I've got a 169g champ Orc that is super flat. I'd say its my best disc for distance, and with a nice clean throw it's very straight with a nice fade to the right (I'm a lefty) at the end of its flight. The other one is a 174g DX...

lol! Too bad it isn't a "Green River", that would have matched up with John Fogerty as well!

Nicely written slowRoll. I'm a pretty new player myself, I started just over a year or so ago. I'd like to learn how to throw hyzer and anhyzer shots correctly. I tend to just focus on releasing the disc flat and straight. I rely on using different discs, or taking different lines to avoid...

:thmbup: This. lol