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You mentioned liking the nutsac, but you're uncomfortable with the price. Are you looking for something minimalist? How many discs do you plan on carrying? Do you plan on carrying more discs in the future? I currently have (and love) a nutsac. I've also got an Innova Deluxe. I've had an Innova...
2.00 star(s)
Recreational Add-on
-Baskets are clearly visible
-Front nine is well maintained, mowed and free of garbage
-Drinking fountains, restrooms and garbage cans located nearby
-Short holes offer a good opportunity to work on approach shots and putting
-Nearby fields offer ample opportunity to practice...
4.50 star(s)
- Bathrooms on site
- Practice baskets near the pro shop
- Numerous garbage cans and very little litter on the course
- Concrete tees and clear, accurate signage
- Signs posted for any mandatories
- Varied hole layouts challenge all aspects of a player's game
- Course layout is both intuitive...
I lived in Carmichael for most of my life. The front nine of Shady Oaks are probably my favorite holes in all of disc golf. On hole #6, for those with a medium level of driving power, I recommend the straightest flying midrange disc possible (I use a slightly broken in dx rancho roc); for...
1.50 star(s)
Jumbled Mess
-Lots of garbage cans and the grounds are clean of trash
-Small shop located in the general store on site.
-Most baskets are new, clean and visible.
-While the vast majority of the holes are very short, this is a great course to improve midrange driving and approach shots...
I'm naysaying the leopard; I carry several leopard in my main bag and when I go with my 6 disc bag, I carry two. With that said, I like a really well broken in dx banshee as a straight fairway. It definitely needs to log some miles first, but there's a lot to be said for the versatility of a...
I was so stoked because I got my patches on and stupid Facebook wouldn't share the files.
Thanks for the photobucket recommendation. I set up an account and am ready for a test drive.
Let's see if these work:
California, Arizona and Oregon patches on my Innova Deluxe (I'm from CA...
I keep two bags. The first is very similar to yours, although I don't keep a dedicated roller. My least stable mid and fairway discs are my rollers. I've also got a vulcan that I keep in the bag for a 650' hole that I rarely play.
My other bag is a nutsac. It holds six discs. I usually load it...
I throw forehand almost exclusively (the exceptions being putts or approaches under 100') because my rotator cuff isn't in great shape.
For most drives I use one of my four leopards. One of my home courses has two holes with sharp right doglegs off the line; for those I throw a champion...
If you're looking for new putters, I agree with some of the other comments. Go handle some unfamiliar molds and see what shines. I can't speak highly enough of the r-pro Rhyno for a grippy, small diameter disc. On the other side of the spectrum, I'm also really happy with the dx aero and dx...
I've played very casually (and infrequently) for the last few years, but I've started getting more serious about my game over the past few months. Since the nearest disc golf course is almost an hour's drive, I spend more time throwing discs in lightly wooded areas or open fields than actually...
I was really hoping new plastics of existing molds would include a Champ Vulcan or Champ Wolf. I like having two or three of each disc in my bag, but I worry about understable discs beating up too much.