Recent content by Teebird Elvis

After watching and emulating Feldburg and Climo putting for years, I would say 20' in I got good 2 years ago. Before that I was just a streaky spin putter than could nail one at 50' then miss one at 15'. Now I make them all 20' in and occasionally make that 50' putt.

100% of your arm power.

yup :thmbup:

Yes, I have, thanks for noticing :thmbup:

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That is like saying one time you had a psychic girlfriend, but she knew in the end it wouldn't work out, so you never met.

I played a round with a guy and his kid kept running ahead of us, and basically every shot we had to get the kids attention before throwing to keep him from running in front of us. That said, last hole, I am lining up to putt, 50' or so away, I release my putt, and he darts towards the basket...

I learned the game in Mobile, AL, and I really couldn't throw for anything, 250, 260'. Really, I just liked the game, had fun walking the park. I kept noticing my drives were getting gradually longer and longer. At the one city course, I was finding I could reach all but 2 baskets in 2 throws...

There is a huge difference between mental attitude and talent, and you are all missing that point. If my average drive on a long, wide open course is 300', and yours is 450', then it is not because of your mental attitude that you would win most rounds. But the mental attitude to clamp own on...

Exactly

The ads on dgcr lead to great dg dealers, and I am sure they would have dividers.

Both great discs. I can only speak for myself, I prefer the Teebird because I want the least amount of movement in my fairway driver. I am certain I can be equally successful with the Eagle. I just like the stable high speed, and smaller low speed fade of the Teebird compared to the Eagle.

Hey, if winning isn't for you, load your ipod with some REM 'shiny happy people holding hands', keep that head in the clouds, and better luck next year. To each their own.

Listening to the people in this forum?

Look, if you live in a little fluffy white cloud world where disc golf is your escape, and you are just out to have fun all the time... yea, have fun being a lifelong rec player. You do not have to be an outward jerk, but if you keep an attitude where you feel you need to prove yourself, you...