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I just had four spit outs today. Just part of the game as I see it. Hard to swallow sometimes but never-the-less, if you get it in right, most of the time the disc stay's in. Most of the time, some of the time.
I recently picked up a Wahoo and have been throwing it and getting good flight results for long "S" flight. My question is has anyone been able to RHBH a big hyzer to the right and had it recover to a left fade? Mine seems to track right and stay right if I really crank it around a corner.
3 divisions: Pro-$10, Adv/Int-$5, and Rec-$5. $1 for Ace pool. Tee off at 10:00. 2 rounds of golf, first round Blue tee's, an hour for lunch, then White tee's.
I'm not sure but you might be hearing your finger departing contact with the disk. If you have enough energy built up in your release it may be flexing the edge of the disk upon departure. I have found that when my body angle is exact for the arm to be nearly straight when I reach maximum...