Six Card Charlie's Bag

[Six Card Charlie]

Vitals:
Years playing/experience: 3 months
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: Left Handed
Throwing Style: LHBH
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Rhyno 150/200' Valk 250/300';



Optional:
Age: 21
Sex: M
Injuries/handicaps?: Reacurring pinched nerve in shoulder/back.

Other sport proficiencies?: Basketball

What do you like/dislike about your current bag?: I need an understable setup since I am left handed and my local course has a lot of holes that require a disc turning left.

Specific areas of desired feedback: currently working on anhyzers.

Immediate and long-term goals: I'd like to have more consistency in the short-term, and gain some additional distance in the longterm.


Bag:

Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
168 Star Valk, (used but stable) - main driver
168 Champion Orc, (beat) - for shots that require a sharp right hook.

Mids:
175 Champion Rhyno (new) - used as a mid as well as a learner disc.

Putters:
175 R-Pro Rhyno, (new) - main putter.

Additional Information:
I am currently looking at a westside tursas for an understable mid. I am not really in a hurry to get an understable driver but the underworld and roadrunner interest me.

 

[Six Card Charlie]

My bag now that I've switched to vibram.

Drivers:
Unlace medium 166g
Solace medium 173g
Ascent firm weight unknown

Mids:
Ibex medium 173g

Putters:
Summit medium 175g
Summit firm 172g
VP medium 155g


I had a trak but I lost it.

 

[SD86]

Hi. If you have developed your snap on a disc, IMHO you can get any understable mid in a very light weight and make it turn over for you. I have a 150g Innova Cobra that, when I throw it straight and hard, it "breaks" to the right (for my RHBH throw, yours would break left), and is perfect for doglegs where I need that turnover. It's just one idea, anyway.