Recent content by Skwirly

I would suggest putting elevation as a measurement with an arrow showing up or down below the length measurements. Just do overall elevation change. In my experience that’s more useful than showing the intricacies of elevation change.

I lost my first ace disc. A FLX Avenger I had in my bag longer than any other disc I’ve had. Lake Amador Campground course. It was my first time playing the course and I went to spike a hyzer next to the basket on hole 4 or 5. I didn’t know there was a swampy pond a foot past the basket.

Here’s a playlist from Pure Hyzer Productions covering the 2015 King of the Lake. Three days, five rounds, five courses. All around Lake Tahoe. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeOBE6m-aDUJvY1C0fMAjrCnah1wRphze&feature=share

Played 9 holes on New Years Day. I shot -3 and my buddy shot -2 with an Ace! His second one.

I would recommend more overstable putters and mids. I use an ESP Zone and my go to putter, an Eraser Wizard for most approaches, depending on distance. A lot of people I play with are FH dominant players, but have trouble not turning over a forehand approach. The zone is good because it doesn’t...

Don’t forget about Turtle Rock.

This doesn’t happen everyday.

My quick suggestions are these 3 mids: Truth-stable (very much like a buzzz) Tursas-understable Verdict-overstable All 3 feel a lot like the buzzz in the hand and feel the same overall. I recently ditched my buzzz for the truth.

This was yesterday afternoon, but I shot 5 over on the front 9 and started the back 9 with 5 birdies in a row. Ended up 2 over after bogeying two long par 3's to follow up my birdies.

This is correct. Everything at DeLa is par 3, even the couple of holes that should be legit 4's. Hole 3 isn't one of them though. I can't remember which #(12-16 I think) it is, but the one that comes to mind that should be a 4 is open about 350-400' to a tree line then a 90degree left turn...

I've always kept my index finger on the outside. It just seems natural and more controllable.

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That might be part of the problem there. The pad of your finger should be against the rim. I used the peace sign grip when I started, and moved to the stacked to get more spin, but only after my overall mechanics and control improved while using the peace sign grip. Now I switch between the two...

I just hit 50 a couple of weeks ago thanks to New Hogan Dam and Lake Amador being expanded to two 18's. Still trying to get up to Oregon so I can have 5 states.

4.50 star(s) -concrete tee pads -baskets with number placard on top -great tee signs with a washer indicating pin placements -multiple pin placements on each hole -lots of variety with elevation changes, water hazards, woods and OB creating different lines and narrow landing zones -navigation can be...