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Conservative but aggressive. First you needed a big arm. But a controlled, big arm. You can't be spraying it everywhere. And then if you miss your line or the wind takes it, it does not go ob and you can still make par. That's why Eagle won. Simon gets too aggressive sometimes, usually...
There are two discs that I throw that could be a step up from the harp. The first is a tweener disc (between a putter and mid) but goes farther for me than a harp. This disc is a suspect. I carry two, the biofuzion has beat is nice and straight but always finishes left at the end. I don't...
very interesting stuff in this thread.
A couple of questions with some added problems.
1. Say a hole is 400 ft and has a hyzer line (aka dog-leg left). But the wind is left to right so it pushes the disc down when throw on a hyzer, making it very difficult to reach. What do you do? Throw it...
To me it's about finding what disc you can throw straight with a small fade at the end. This disc for me was the Orc. Then from there I used Marshall Street's fight chart and tried less stable discs at similar speeds, Thunderbird and Viking, to get some s-curve and hyzer flip shots. I find...
I agree with the mold thing, but it depends on what you can do. I've played with a guy that throws the same disc on anything under 275. He can make it hyzer, anhyzer or perfectly straight. I can't do that so for me, I throw a bunch of discs. I think in today's market, there are fast mids and...
I took my proton envy out for my first round with it today and parked the first hole I used it on and ACED the next hole. Only my second ace ever. This disc just feels great in my hand and flies awesome. My two new favorite discs are the proton envy and the neutron alias.