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The most annoying part about the FB auctions when I was doing them is the guy that contacts you 10 times about wanting the disc and wins the auction, but says it will be a few days to get the money then never does. DFSHDSDFASDFN!!!

Looks nice, but I think it would be more "Discmania" if it was red/gold and it had their entire shield logo on there.

Despite the relationship that was building between the two sports, the course was gold awful except for the top 5% of pros that played it. At no time did it feel like you were able to play golf (in the disc golf sense). It was throw your max speed disc for your tee shot and often your second...

That's what I was thinking. There is a gap between the 11x and the FD, but I will probably just throw in a new FD instead. Thanks for the help.

I was just giving an example for people to discuss where it would go in there. My fairways: 11x KCP Teebird (stable) 12x Teebird+ (beefy) S-Line FD (flippy) Does the Crave have a spot in my bag?

This tournament is a lot better without the Municipal Golf Course in the lineup. F that course.

I have some clips from the GBO on my YouTube Channel. You could also check out DD's channel.

All of these comparisons to other MVP plastics. Can someone tell me how it fits in a standard bag with no other MVP discs? If you had Teebirds and Eagles would you add a crave to your bag? What shots will it cover. Thanks!

Didn't see that. Thanks. Mods can delete this.

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That was very pleasant to listen too.

I just played 4 rounds this weekend and I love love love this putter for drives. I can rip on it and not worry about it never coming back. Parked a couple 300ft pins easily with it.

I have 2 of them. I ran into Avery a year or 2 ago at the KCWO and he actually asked me where I got it because it was the "first run" Discmania hats.

Oh yeah. Everyone takes a different length of time for their warm up so a good idea is to film the first hole in one clip until you figure everyone's routine out. You can just hit record a second before you know they're going to start their run up. It will help save space on your cards. Also...

*Get a monopod. A tripod is overkill. *Zoom slowly to where the disc is going to land instead of following it left and right real close. *Film a few casual rounds with your friends to get a hang of it. Let them figure it out too so you can get on film :) *Get a lens filter kit. It helps with...

I like the glo's if they feel pretty stiff. They're between KC Pro and DX. Closer to KC Pro with a slight dome.

I carry 5 Rocs in my bag in 3 different plastics. Champion, KC Pro and DX. You'll always need a beat in DX Roc for shots so I would start with getting a KC Pro Roc for straighter shots. Next you could get a Champion Roc3 to be your durable OS Roc in your bag. You'll be good with these for now...

Now that's cool.