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What disc do you use for long, narrow, straight, tunnel type fairways?
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HeartlessCynic
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P-PD that has had some lovin'.
Beat DX TeeBird
NothinButChing
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damn I need a new wildcat
tstack10
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Buzzz and or stalker if I haven't said it already
NothinButChing
* Ace Member *
yea loving that stalker more and more and the glow stalker if at night
medicinalfunk
* Ace Member *
dx aero, especially if its downhill. but, if its real flat, i'll be more likely to hop on the buzzz bandwagon with the rest of this thread.
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Star Shark
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Star TL or SL depending on the distance required and if it's windy at all.
climbingbubba
Birdie Member
I am a total noob so i can't throw RHBH consistently straight.
for my narrow, low ceiling shots i throw a Champ eagle X RHFH. I can throw it 4-5 feet off the ground and it will go dead straight for about 225 then skip for another 15-20.
If i had to RHBH i would hyzer flip my comet X
for my narrow, low ceiling shots i throw a Champ eagle X RHFH. I can throw it 4-5 feet off the ground and it will go dead straight for about 225 then skip for another 15-20.
If i had to RHBH i would hyzer flip my comet X
Ditto. Beat in DX T-Birds have lots of glide and very little fade. Of course pros for the most part would flip em to the right with all of their damn wrist snap mojo.
MikeR
Bogey Member
Ssshhhh. Don't tell them about the Aero. It's a secret disc from the distant past who's straightness should not be known to the general public.
That said, I'll use an Aero, Roc or Eclipse most usually or I might take a chance on my strange Archangel that, despite it's HSS rating appears to be harder to crank over than my FL, yet still has very little fade. However, on a long tunnel par 4 I'd rather do 2 roc or aero shots in the 200-300' range and putt for bird than take a chance of shanking into the woods with the AA.
medicinalfunk
* Ace Member *
i found one at PIAS and it totally changed the way i approach the basket. ive even been teeing off with it on some holes
Biscuit
Par Member
Discraft Nebula has become my go-to disc for long tunnels. I wish they'd put the damn thing in production already.
HeartlessCynic
* Ace Member *
Yes.
For long shots its the Surge SS: the SS stands for super staight. For under 200' I throw a Challenger nice and straight.
ThomasOrion
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