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The UWSP Disc Golf Club Ace Holes proudly present: Saturday, February 20, 2010 Yulga Disc Golf Course, Stevens Point With special guests - world champions Des and Jay Reading! 21+ Holes Three Divisions for Men and Women - Int, Adv, Masters Trophies for top finishers in all divisions Food...

here's some more:)

I have a few more to upload on here as well but the website is having a database error. I'll post them up later.

here's some

Here's a taste of some of the dyes I'll have for purchase by august. Kingpin Discs Inc is about to begin. Let me know what you think! Also, I'm in the process of looking for players to sponser. Let me know if you'd be interested. Thanks!

I dig that you rock a mostly stable bag. (besides the whippet and such...but u said u use those for OH). Got anything that you can hyzer flip easily?

I'm digging the dyes in here. I'm planning on adding some in the next few weeks...once finals are all done. :)

....I didn't really understand where he was going with his last sentence anyways? He was saying that putters start off faster because of their smaller rim? Sounds a little confusing considering thicker/fatter rimmed discs like the boss are way faster because of their bigger rims...?

Ever try going left of that big tree? Looks like a nice big gap for a FH hyzer. Pick the right disc and let it do the work for you. :)

who wants to nut on a disc anyways?

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/forums/showthread.php?p=347979#post347979 this dude's selling one for $6. do it, do it, do it.

try a dx viper for a immediate fill the void hole. its slower than a banshee so if you reef on it it goes dead-nuts straight, especially when you beat one in (this happens relatively quick with dx ones). I use mine exclusively for tight, low tunnel shots up to 350....park city utah (almost)...

hippie I have a question for you... How do you slow down the speed of your vinyl cutter, and apply more pressure when it's cutting. Sometimes mine cuts too quickly I think, and I know there's got to be a way to sloooow it down.

Try a Star Starfire... It may be a little much for you right away depending on how far you can through now, but if you can put a teebird over 325ft, this disc would be great for you...Oh, that and when they beat in bit they are money. I don't have one in my bag currently, but when I was...

Yeah man, I've dyed some crystal buzzes before from the back side. it works, but you don't need to just use light dye, dark colors still work. the dye doesn't soak all the way to the back side so it works fine and still has that glossy look to it. they're sweet. I dying the top of them better...