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Are you saying that you are unreasonably attached to the belief that people with differing opinions to your own must be bigots? Concerning the topic, I am most fascinated by how the FPO responses aren't nearly as supportive as posters on this forum (and many others) claimed them to be. I...

4.00 star(s) Great course for a small town Access to water, restrooms. Two concrete tees for each hole Clear signage Clean and well taken care of The course generally flows well. Decent mix of long, open, short, and wooded holes. Lack of elevation Not a lot of opportunity to scramble Overall, this...

I haven't thrown mvp since about the time they started the axiom brand. Can anyone give me a short list of their best molds and what they are similar to?

The names are used interchangeably. Red- Cedar Blue- Hickory Gold- Dogwood The baskets for each course are painted accordingly Having three courses at one site lead to some interesting combinations as well. "Bluedog" and "Rainbow road" are common mini configurations

I'm a local and can assure you that the other courses being played are nowhere near as difficult as dogwood. That said, I do wish they played some combination of the other Lindsey Park courses for one of their rounds. They offer some shots that you dont get to throw on dogwood

When I was a beginner I swore that beads were uncomfortable and didn't release well but I've come to realize that it doesn't really make a difference.

That's what I figured; good to hear. I hope to get over there sometime in the next week and try the new course first-hand. I appreciate the response and will be sure to correct this story if I hear it again.

John, I live in the area and have played with several people who are pretty plugged in to the local scene that say that the course was redesigned without you having been there and actually walking the course. Could you comment on this?

That's because you were throwing it slow.

Why am I having to read you complaining about this in a mold specific thread?

10/10 never thrown McBeth Grand Slam Destroyer Yellow with Green foil checkered stamp

Because, aside from changes in tooling (vulcan tops, embossed vs ink...), there isn't really any other way to guesstimate when they were produced. It's inaccurate, but it's all we really have.

I think all of them are different in some way or another. hurricane- modified force/ maybe an attempt at a force ss? tsunami- predator prototype riptide- modified wildcat rogue- modified surge squall- beadless storm

Weird thought, and unlikely, but I wonder if discs from each mold are more likely to end up in one geographical area than the other? Maybe discs from one mold tend to be sold through Innova East or West.

That is my understanding. I get that new molds sell better than old ones, but wonder in what way the Kong will be different than a 'cane.