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Tournament moved to June 13th. Tournament type: 36 hole, 3 divisions (non PDGA sanctioned) Prizes: Cash and disc prizes will be awarded to the top competitors in each division, Closest To the Pin, as well as a Hole In One cash prize. Schedule Check in, registration: 8:30am Player's...

Tournament type: 36 hole, 3 divisions (non PDGA sanctioned) Entry fee is $10.00 Prizes: Cash and disc prizes will be awarded to the top competitors in each division, Closest To the Pin, as well as a Hole In One cash prize which is curently over $30.00! Schedule Check in, registration...

I was stuck at about 280 for my max drive until I recently started slowing everything down. I am much slower on my "run up", way slower on my pull back and only accellerate once I have about 30% of my follow through left. It has really helped me create snap as well. I measured my last 2 throws...

I have been accused of throwing too many discs. Here is my bag... http://www.dgcoursereview.com/bag.php?mid=4716 Seriously though, I will keep trying different discs until I can get predictable results with them. I carry some discs just in case the wind picks up on the courses that I play. I...

Here is a pic of my disc. It's the black one on right. It had this wierd symbol on it :)

So. After recovering from mono I have finally started playing DG again. A freind of mine bought me a black disc with no stamp on it from a company called DiscWing. It was a 175 driver that I didn't think would do much for me since I normally throw 150g - 165g. I gave it a throw and was stunned...

I got a bad case of posin Ivy last year and ended up needing a shot and antibiotics. I had it in my eyes, nose...everywhere. That's why I now have Ivy Block in my bag.

Mrs. got this for me for Fashas day along with a large Lightning bag and a gift card for a couple more discs. Champ Leopard X-Out, 150 Buzz Pro D, 167 Star Valk, 163 Star Firbird L X-out, 161 Although not a purchase, I won a DX Roc 175 for closest to the pin in a tourney

Thanks guys. I went out yesterday and worked on an S-Curver and Hyzer Flip. I had more success with the S-Curve. I was able to throw my 150 Leopard (I know not the ideal disc for this) and got some great distance with an S-Curve but for the life of me could not flip it. I'm sure that my release...

I have bout about 3 per month the last 3 months. I will stop as soon as I find weight and stability that works for me. I finally stoped buying putters (Thanks Magnet and Aviar...although I held and XD and Rhino yesterday that I may end up buying. Crap!)

I haven't seen a place to post deals on the site so I thought I would put a couple I found. Feel free to post your own. www.gottagogottathrow.com -X-out Champ Leopards $7 -X-out Champ Spider $6 -X-out Champ Viking $7 -X-out Champ Firebird $7 Site ships fast, I usuall get my discs within 3 days...

Thanx for the help

So, I have a few understable discs that I throw that any time I get decent distance (290-320) they go so far right, the drive is useless. I have decided to work on my hyzer flip technique but have yet to find any place that explains it in plain English. Anyone care to try? In particular, at what...

Roc Classic. I am considering adding a Buzz but am not sure what the advantage would be. I'm torn between it or a second Leopard

I had the identical problem earlier this year. I was never a good putter and would often miss 5 foot putts that other people would just toss in without thinking. I probably cost myself 5 shots per round not being able to putt and more trying so hard to get my approach within a couple of feet of...

I like DX plastic but I will turn most of the light ones over once they are beat in. Champ plastic is my favorite for the most part. I will say, I can pick up 5 DX discs for about 26 bucks online and that makes for an easy way to try out some discs I am interested in.

So, I tried my sons Aviar glow in the dark yesterday and I have to say, I like it more than my Magnet. He hates the disc and is putting with his Roc and a Lightning putter so he gave it to me. Score :)

He also says "I'm really not that good of a putter". That was pretty funnny and gave me great confidence in what he was teaching.

I just looked at the posted video and it is a bit different than the Ken Climo push putt technique I am referring to, however; it looks like you would be able to get much more power using this than the push putt I was referring to. This looks more like a pitch putt. I will try to find the video...

No worries. I used to put anny as well but it was never very consistent. The push putt has shaved about 4-5 strokes off of my rounds. It took me about 3 or 4 days of practice before I could get a good release and kept the nose up which I still struggle with sometime, but man, this is way easier...