Strateegery: Approach

[Innovafan2562]

I just pull my trusty Wizard out and throw in on a slight hyzer, hopefully hearing the familiar sound of rattling chains and the Wiz in the bottom of the basket.

 

[blackcatsmith]

ugh, puns.

 

[pauldst]

Blowfly II straight at it.
Then I get out the R-Pro 171g Polecat I just got and see how it does in comparison.

 

[Jay Dub]

I use my ching Aviar and what I call my Frisbee grip. (Pointer finger along the rim of the disc). Make sure I have a good grip and as was said earlier, I play toss with the basket.

I think the best way to practice this shot is getting your Aviar (or Aviar like disc) and play toss with a buddy for a while. Do that often and your game will improve.

 

[little oz]

I used to throw a lobbed, lazy firebird, but I just got a trident and I love it.

 

[adamcouture]

Starting to throw the Lucid Judge on a hyzer for this shot. Depending on the wind and the angle of the shot, I may still pull out a Suspect for the shot, just because I'm more used to that flight pattern. But I presume over time that the Lucid Judge will be my go to for that shot. I also bag a Trident that I will use on longer hyzer shots.

 

[sadoclause]

Lat 64 Sinus thrown flat and a couple degrees right of the basket. Always fades in and just sits. Super reliable disc that seems to be fairly overlooked.

 

[elmexdela]

beat to hell dx aviar on a hyzer. running it of course. no real hazards that would make the 20ft come back putt too hard

 

[DiscFifty]

150ft. Flat ground. Calm wind. Wide the hell open. Pin is on flat ground. Nothing scary around it.

Supersoft Wizard Putter 175g. I'm aiming just a bit above the basket and ever so slightly to the right. I'm also throwing it fairly hard, level, etc. I want the disc to go straight, level, and fall/fade back to the left just before it approaches the basket. I don't mind if it goes 10-20ft past the basket as my confidence from that distance under calm conditions is very high.

Expectations: Birdie 99%, Ace 1%.