I've posted on a different site, but haven't gotten a response, maybe this is just a really bad question, I'm not sure.
So, since I started playing, I wanted to throw on a straight, flat line. Starting out I thought hyzer and anhyzer were types of throws one did to force the disc on a line, instead of relying on the hyzer line to be the go to line. I started playing the hyzer line now, pretty much giving up on throwing a flat line with my buzzz, I can nail a nice flat line with my putter out to about 200-250 feet, the buzzz still has some fade to it, which I'm guessing that's what it's actually supposed to be doing. Am I on the right track now? I started out just buying some recommended discs and playing, didn't read up much or watch many pro videos until recently to get more tips and such on flight path and I noticed many of the top guys throw on a hyzer line, or at least play the hyzer starting out.
So, since I started playing, I wanted to throw on a straight, flat line. Starting out I thought hyzer and anhyzer were types of throws one did to force the disc on a line, instead of relying on the hyzer line to be the go to line. I started playing the hyzer line now, pretty much giving up on throwing a flat line with my buzzz, I can nail a nice flat line with my putter out to about 200-250 feet, the buzzz still has some fade to it, which I'm guessing that's what it's actually supposed to be doing. Am I on the right track now? I started out just buying some recommended discs and playing, didn't read up much or watch many pro videos until recently to get more tips and such on flight path and I noticed many of the top guys throw on a hyzer line, or at least play the hyzer starting out.