Sensible
-Mako3 (Why not putt with a sweet mid?.. You know they're money in the circle, and have invaluable driving utility within the 200-330 range .)
-Champ Teebird. (One of the recent 12X, KC versions (mine is blue, 175g), A great disc that can replace many, if not most, mid/fairway/distance, stable-to straight shots
-Cannon; although I'd like to think the previous two discs of this list would suffice for a solid two disc round, I feel that the Legacy Cannon would pull the weight of a much needed bomber, depending on the demands of the course. Btwn. 350-500, a nice/stable to straightish Cannon would certainly fill the slot of a rarely used ultra fast disc for certain shots.
---I'll be sure to try this three-disc-line-up out over the coming weeks. I certainly identify with those who are particularly interested in this thread. There is something quite visceral about going out to a course with only three discs in hand. If not to prove to other serious patrons of the course one's ability to perform similar shots with minimalistic disc options, to prove to oneself the ability to replicate the simplistic, visceral beauty that led to falling in love with the game of Disc Golf. As one of our ancestors notably said, "It's not the Indian, It's the arrow." And there is something to be said for minimizing baggage, and increasing the value of hiking and flight.
Sincerely,
-G-Pax
