Recent content by Jar-El

Whenever I run across the term "casual water" I'm amused by the mental image of a water-being just lounging around in sweatpants in the middle of the fairway with a "I ain't moving for you" attitude. After seeing the pics below, it occurred to me that others may want to post their casual water...

Sounds like a new player throwing a Wraith to me.

According to http://innovadiscs.com/discs/disc-comparison.html SW = Sidewinder WR = Wraith [star symbol]TL = my star TL so I have no idea what kind of disc you have. I know you're new, but howzit fly? Take a profile picture perhaps? Some disc hound will know.

Agreed. I'm really digging the insights.

For me the answer to the windy day and tightly wooded glow round scenario is beefy glow Roc.

I stopped reading after you said "you're right." ;)

Agreed, just throw the Buzzz all the time at first before buying a Leopard or TL. Buying two identical putters and enjoying my putting practice has really helped my short game.

Hahaha, wow. A cautionary tale. My girlfriend used to frolf with me all the time. She was really solid but never kept score. The last time she played she was 4-5months pregnant with a noticeable baby bump and she was bombing her 150g Valkyrie straight down the fairways. Since then I've played a...

Fair enough.

Exactly my thought. I don't have that much wind experience at all, but I would think a heavy stable/overstable long putter or mid-range (that you already throw) would be a good choice for a one disc round.

This may be a noob question, but why does a putter need to be understable to throw a short anny? I toss my Omegas (small bead Aviar P&A) on short annys around trees and I love how it looks when it flattens out while still moving left to right. It just lands like a UFO and doesn't roll anywhere...

OK, I'll try again... http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums...read.php?t=116 YOU GOT 'RUBED NOOOOOOB

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?t=116 Am I doing this prerube thing, right?

Uh oh, better get a Mako. They can drive, approach, and putt with it. Easier for newer players to learn when you only have to learn one disc's characteristics -- they don't need a bag of discs. High glide with little turn or fade so it's beginner friendly. If they're overpowering the disc, they...