Recent content by J-Mo

This ^ Get yourself a Buzzz and an Aviar or Magnet...you'll be good for awhile!

See picture. This is what I mean by "the depth of the grip". I like something not as deep...I don't get a good release when I use a putter with a deep grip.

I use (and love) the anode for putting. There are two main reason why I like the anode for putting: 1: it has almost no fade...dead nuts straight, right into the chains 2: the grip isn't as deep as other putters (such as the Ion). I prefer a putter without a huge/deep grip. It may be a mental...

Pink

I just picked up a TI Buzzz in "pink". I would consider it more of a raspberry color...but regardless, it is definitly brighter than the olive and dark blue colors that they were making before. And by the way...I love the way it flies. Flies exactly the same way my ESP Buzzz does, but the grip...

PM'd

PM'd on Anode

CE Valkyrie R-Pro Boss DX Orc DX Sidewinder Star Whippet X Blizz TeeDevil (returned) DX Beast TI Buzz (returned) Loving the CE Valk :thmbup:

I actually found a star X whippet the other day (no name/info on disc). I'm not sure if it is one of those "factory" ones you guys are talking about, because it has a tournament stamp on the top. Could it be one of the factory ones y'all are talking about? Great disc though :)

Oh...you are right. It is a whippet. I just found a good side profile picture, and its a dead nuts match. Weird that they would use "WX" to symbolize a "Whippet", instead of "WT".

It's definitely not a Wraith. I have a wraith, and the profile on the disc I found is alot different.

So I found a disk today (with no ones name on it) and I can't figure out what disk it is. The top has a tourney stamp on it. Feels like star plastic. Has a "WX" on the bottom of it, with a star in front of it. The "WX" is right in the middle, underneath the weight (just like Innova does it)...

If I'm not mistaken, I think a sport has to be played professionally in at least a certain number of countries before it would be considered for the olympics (in at least 6 different countries, for example). How many countries is DG played professionally in right now?...

3.00 star(s) Ha! A blast to play. Take the whole family! Awesome use of the imagination and disc golf. It was like "putt-putt" for DG'ers! Measured in inches, instead of feet. Lots of obstacles...nets, fences, holes, cages...they even have one basket that is about 30 feet in the air (your disc comes down in...

4.00 star(s) Very nice! This course is very nice. A great variety of right/left, close/far, open/wooded, water hazards, and multiple pin positions to keep it fresh. Nicely done tee signs. It is free to play, and there are plenty of other things to do at Loriella park if you bring the family and they don't...