Recent content by clmiller2

I've had a chance to to mess around with the Whale in XT plastic the last few days and I am very impressed. Off the Tee this disc hits whatever mark you are trying to throw it on, as a guy who sometimes struggles with O.A.T. when driving with putters, the whale showed a supreme amount of high...

Isn't the escape, the escape am? Any time I've tried one out they fly like brand new jolly launcher roadrunner's right out of the box. A ton of turn with a hint of fade at the end.

FINALLY!!!

Touche' to save my point, here in Kentucky I've never had the opportunity to even throw a legacy disc, nor do I know a single person who has one and I play in leagues in 3 different cities.

Hard to say Prodigy Flopped (at least around here) I know of several players in this area who carry all Prodigy bags, and it can be difficult to find a bag without at least one prodigy disc. A lot of that however is because one of the owners is from this area, and is still a big supporter of...

I tend to carry mostly Truth's as they can do just about everything I need them to do, however if there is enough head wind I will switch out to a Fuzion Verdict (I'm not saying the truth can't handle it, i'm just saying i feel a lot safer with the verdict at that point. I agree with Snaques...

No bashing here (my first ace was with an F5) just making the point that the Prodigy "overstable" putter isn't actually all that overstable. :thmbup:

Interesting story from this weekend, I was playing with a couple guys on the course today (one of which throws only prodigy stuff), we were kidding around with him about how his "overstable" putter the PA1 really isn't all that overstable. So we got to hole 4 at East Frankfort dgc (in kentucky)...

With that skinny of a tunnel I'd throw a Truth which should leave me with about 120' to get up and down from my max drive distance.

We had a guy doing this in our yearly glow tournament, however, the T.D. ended up having to outlaw flash lights for the tournament as the course was so small and the light so bright that he was actually blinding people on other holes who were putting.

No dew on the ground, it was surprisingly dry. It was a moonshine truth. I will say i didn't not snap the disc very hard on this throw.

This was my assumption as well, until i got up to the initial landing spot and found nothing but flat grass. It was also odd because I could clearly see the flight plate during skip/pop up. Maybe it landed on a giant insect of some sort? I have no answers and probably wouldn't have believed it...

Since i mentioned i'm a rec player, I will also state, that the release was clean with a refreshing lack of OAT.

Calm. <2mph