Recent content by nexah3

Don't show tap in par putts.

Warship. I can definitely throw that further than my Buzzz or a trident.

It doesn't fly like a teebird.

I absolutely love my Proline Riptide. Every time I throw it in front of people they want to know what disc it is. I've never thrown a Wildcat, but I wouldn't call the Riptide a stabler version of anything. This is an understable driver. I use mine for primary 3 purposes: Super slow sweeping...

I'd go with a Wizard, Buzzz, and Saint and dominate you in Wisconsin.

I have to play lefty currently due to a injury on my right pointer finger. Results are interesting. It's a nice challenge trying to teach yourself a new way to throw and yet immensely frustrating going from -10 to +10.

I agree that it depends on the course. If the course has a few natural start points, I don't really call that skipping as long as you don't interfere with the pace of the groups behind you. If you skip and sandwich yourself between groups you've added a couple of minutes to everyone's round...

Can't wait. :thmbup:

There's a course that has so many players who skip I've pretty much stopped going there all together after work and only play the other two courses around here. It usually occurs later in the day so they can 'get their round in' before its too dark out. I can't wait until the city courses...

Accuracy and Consistency. I like to call it the 10% rule. If you throw a 300' drive, you should be within 30' of where you wanted to end up. If you throw a 400' drive, you should be within 40' of where you wanted to end up. Same goes the other way. 100' Approach, 10' That and 90% inside the...

Marshall isn't too far outside of Madison and is a great technical course. Lake Farm will be coming in next year for sure if not this year.

Buzzz, maybe Saint depending on ceiling.

Hiestand: + Elevation + Good mix of shot selection needed + Across the street from Glide Pro Shop - Crowds in the afternoon Elver: + Elevation + Good mix of shot selection needed + More challenging than Hiestand - Crowds in the afternoon - Blind hole can be tough if you're unfamiliar Token: +...

Safe: Wizard right at it. Risky: Big hyzer skip with a Firebird or Force. Fun: Grenade with a Drone.

I think the PDGA made the right move for the wrong reasons. They were probably pressured from Innova and Discraft because a saw edge type putter would make all existing putters obsolete. I've never thrown one, but I imagine that disc probably catches chains better than anything else in...