Wofles
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- May 10, 2012
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Hey guys, Let me know what you think of my setup. Anything that might be beneficial that I'm missing?
Vitals:
Years playing/experience: DG about 1.5 years
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: right-handed
Throwing Style: 85% bh, 10% fh, 5% oh
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Ion: 280/300'; Buzzz: 300/330'; Teebird: 350/370, Wraith: 380/400
* Max distance is the greatest distance you can throw your top 2-3 drivers with any regularity
Optional:
Age: 20
Sex:M
Injuries/handicaps?: n/a
Other sport proficiencies?: n/a
Additional Information:
What do you like/dislike about your current bag?: Pretty satisfied with my setup. I've found molds I like and seem to have all the bases covered. I'm into minimalism to a point, but not insanely so. If I feel another mold will benefit my bag I will add it, but I won't add a mold simply for the sake of having another disc.
Specific areas of desired feedback: general critique
Immediate and long-term goals: I'd like to have more consistency in the short-term, and gain some additional distance in the long-term
Bag:
Distance Drivers
• 172 Z Force – Windy day Max D and Power Hyzers
• 175 Star Wraith - seasoned and domey – I throw this for big S shots or hyzer flips on more open holes.
• 175 Champ Wraith – More stable than the star. Will go straight and fade.
• 175 Champ Beast – Big hyzer flips and turnovers (I've been trying to decide whether I like the beast or Valk more for this role. Testing the Beast right now.)
Fairway Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
• 172 12x Firebird – Overstable Fairway: Headwind driver and beef hyzers. I don't use this often as Charlotte courses are mostly in the woods and I feel the Teebirds cover most of my shots. Tends to stay at home unless its really windy.
• 175 Totem Teebird – More stable fairway: I keep this one in there for big hyzers and when I want more fade that the beat bird will give me.
• 175 champ 12x Teebird seasoned – stable control driver: This is my main driver. It's not super domey like some 12x and it is seasoned making it just straight and stable.
• 170 star Leopard seasoned – Understable fairway: I use it for annys, turnovers, and hyzerflips.
Mids:
• 175 Z Hornet – Overstable mid shots, hard hyzers, spikes, wind, or a shot that just needs to dump out at the end more than a buzzz will want to do to around 320'
• 177 Z Buzzz seasoned – Main stable mid. All straight shots and smooth hyzers up to 330 or even more if I'm in the woods and want better placement than a teebird might give me.
• 170 Opto Fuse: Hyzer flips, annys, and turnovers in the 300-330 range.
Putters:
• 175 SM 12x KC pro Aviar- All putting duties.
• 171 S Ion – Stable Driving and upshots up to 280'
• 175 beat magnet or beat SM KC pro aviar – Understable putter drives. I prefer the aviar but I only have 4 of the sannys so I don't like to use it for driving. Thus, I bag the magnet most days. I've been meaning to buy a beadless aviar and give that a shot for US putter throws.
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Vitals:
Years playing/experience: DG about 1.5 years
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: right-handed
Throwing Style: 85% bh, 10% fh, 5% oh
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Ion: 280/300'; Buzzz: 300/330'; Teebird: 350/370, Wraith: 380/400
* Max distance is the greatest distance you can throw your top 2-3 drivers with any regularity
Optional:
Age: 20
Sex:M
Injuries/handicaps?: n/a
Other sport proficiencies?: n/a
Additional Information:
What do you like/dislike about your current bag?: Pretty satisfied with my setup. I've found molds I like and seem to have all the bases covered. I'm into minimalism to a point, but not insanely so. If I feel another mold will benefit my bag I will add it, but I won't add a mold simply for the sake of having another disc.
Specific areas of desired feedback: general critique
Immediate and long-term goals: I'd like to have more consistency in the short-term, and gain some additional distance in the long-term
Bag:
Distance Drivers
• 172 Z Force – Windy day Max D and Power Hyzers
• 175 Star Wraith - seasoned and domey – I throw this for big S shots or hyzer flips on more open holes.
• 175 Champ Wraith – More stable than the star. Will go straight and fade.
• 175 Champ Beast – Big hyzer flips and turnovers (I've been trying to decide whether I like the beast or Valk more for this role. Testing the Beast right now.)
Fairway Drivers (weight/plastic/model/(condition)/use):
• 172 12x Firebird – Overstable Fairway: Headwind driver and beef hyzers. I don't use this often as Charlotte courses are mostly in the woods and I feel the Teebirds cover most of my shots. Tends to stay at home unless its really windy.
• 175 Totem Teebird – More stable fairway: I keep this one in there for big hyzers and when I want more fade that the beat bird will give me.
• 175 champ 12x Teebird seasoned – stable control driver: This is my main driver. It's not super domey like some 12x and it is seasoned making it just straight and stable.
• 170 star Leopard seasoned – Understable fairway: I use it for annys, turnovers, and hyzerflips.
Mids:
• 175 Z Hornet – Overstable mid shots, hard hyzers, spikes, wind, or a shot that just needs to dump out at the end more than a buzzz will want to do to around 320'
• 177 Z Buzzz seasoned – Main stable mid. All straight shots and smooth hyzers up to 330 or even more if I'm in the woods and want better placement than a teebird might give me.
• 170 Opto Fuse: Hyzer flips, annys, and turnovers in the 300-330 range.
Putters:
• 175 SM 12x KC pro Aviar- All putting duties.
• 171 S Ion – Stable Driving and upshots up to 280'
• 175 beat magnet or beat SM KC pro aviar – Understable putter drives. I prefer the aviar but I only have 4 of the sannys so I don't like to use it for driving. Thus, I bag the magnet most days. I've been meaning to buy a beadless aviar and give that a shot for US putter throws.
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