threevok
Double Eagle Member
Aftershocks. Just like Rocs but better.
[Mids] Calling the 1 Mold Mid Throwers
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kerplunk
Double Eagle Member
Star Mako. My form is too terrible to get Rocs to finish straight. I used to carry a Buzzzzzzzzz but I didn't use it enough to be worth it.
scarywoody
Newbie
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Just curious how many rounds people are playing until they notice a flight change in their Rocs and what plastic they are using?
Um...
Double Eagle Member
I was a one 1 mold mid thrower for a while, literally only having one Truth in the bag to cover all of my midrange shots. However with the recent introduction of the EMac Truth in my bag, I've also been bagging a Warrant as an understable compliment. At this point those are the only 2 mids I carry. Otherwise I'm powering up on a putter, or powering down on a fairway.
You could definitely do the single mid thing with a Truth and a Harp, but would probably suggest going with a regular Truth for when you absolutely need something that you can force to turn over and not have it come back as hard as the EMac.
You could definitely do the single mid thing with a Truth and a Harp, but would probably suggest going with a regular Truth for when you absolutely need something that you can force to turn over and not have it come back as hard as the EMac.
Really depends on the roc. DX's will beat up pretty fast, especially if you are hitting trees. KC's really take a long time to season into a sweet spot. With KC's it generally takes me about a year to get it all the way to trusty turn over status.
Not really. More like a much stiffer and more durable DX. Doesn't Really compare to any premium plastic
august dupree
Double Eagle Member
BT Hard Bard. Oh wait....
Afropirg
Bogey Member
I carry 4 Ghosts. Beat excel, worn protege, newer gravity and purple legend of when it must do n ish hard right.
I have some more gravity ghost that will start to cycle in.
I have some more gravity ghost that will start to cycle in.
MrGlass01
* Ace Member *
yup! my vip is the most stable and my tp is getting straighter and straighter. id love a beat in bt hard bard!
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We are very similar, you and me.
I bag an M4, a compass a verdict and a justice. I also have a harp. I see no problem in having multiple midranges but if going down to just one the compass would fit the bill. Straight as an arrow and can hold any line.
I bag an M4, a compass a verdict and a justice. I also have a harp. I see no problem in having multiple midranges but if going down to just one the compass would fit the bill. Straight as an arrow and can hold any line.
Declarkus
Double Eagle Member
^These guys know what's up. Last year's mold minimalist mindset had me believing Squalls could cover my mid shots. Since bagging the Aftershock again, it has quickly become my workhorse, and I rarely reach for a Squall.
KelReeves
Birdie Member
My set up is a little different but similar to yours. I carry Zones and Fugitives in different stages of wear. For a while I was carrying a Wasp to complement my Fugitives both I noticed that I would reach for my beat in Pro D Zone for that shot. Eventually I went almost half a summer without ever throwing the Wasp.
runningDoc
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180g rancho rocs:
1 usdgc champ (OS)
2-3 KC Pro Rocs (from flippy to OS).
It took me a year and a half to find a mid but then settled on trying to cycle some rancho rocs and wow they have been great. I'll admit sometimes I don't throw the rocs once in a whole round (because of the course/situations) but there are just perfect roc shots out there and before you know it I'm using rocs off the majority of the tees/upshots.
I still bag a champ gator and champ firebird for utility shots though. I tried living without the gator/firebird but damn sometimes you really need a firebird to get around some trees and flare skip up, or a gator to do a flex shout around trees. Or you're in the wide open and 150-300ft out and its windy and spiking a gator or firebird into the green is the easiest option.
1 usdgc champ (OS)
2-3 KC Pro Rocs (from flippy to OS).
It took me a year and a half to find a mid but then settled on trying to cycle some rancho rocs and wow they have been great. I'll admit sometimes I don't throw the rocs once in a whole round (because of the course/situations) but there are just perfect roc shots out there and before you know it I'm using rocs off the majority of the tees/upshots.
I still bag a champ gator and champ firebird for utility shots though. I tried living without the gator/firebird but damn sometimes you really need a firebird to get around some trees and flare skip up, or a gator to do a flex shout around trees. Or you're in the wide open and 150-300ft out and its windy and spiking a gator or firebird into the green is the easiest option.
