Recent content by Annakin SkyHyzer

Hole 4 Burgess Park on 11/1/15... 5th Ace 177 "ZSP" Comet, Slight Turnover RHBH... Last hole of Match Play, only $18 Ace Pot, but first one for $$$

Have a pair of first run Pink Brinsters... 9/10 and 7/10... They fly exactly the same! Stupid Overstable, Domey, but FH very well, surprisingly due to the dome.

2 Aces Opto Pure 1 Ace Soft Wizard Hole 1 Burgess Park http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_pics/1051/23d81f66.jpg

I like the slow is smooth, smooth is far approach now... I feel I can gain the distance back with proper conditioning and patience. Maybe should only throw Speed 10 max till I can push those 400+

I was hitting 450' with semi decent form, not strong arming. I just can't brace as well as I used to, spinning out too much now.

Late Season Update Knees have been sore lately, 10 year old ACL tears both knees... Distance has dropped significantly. At least putting and FH has improved. Dropped tons of unnecessary discs. Wizard: 225/275 Roc: 275/325 Teebird: 300/350 Tern: 350/400+ Distance Drivers: 175 Star...

Yeah buddy nice bag... How does KC Teebird compare to SPD/OLF? I never threw dead nuts straight Speed 9/10 drivers once I got one, thing just bombs.

11x plastic has a little bit of tree love and a whole lot of confidence blended into the polymers :popcorn: 11x is generally more stable/over stable, flatter dome, and much more durable than 12x, maybe due to Innova having higher quality control standards 10+ years ago. If they're pumping out...

I pretty much try to do this on 90% of drives. Changing the plane of throw with upper body and follow through, but remaining in a closed stance to ensure proper throwing form. RHBH Perspective Open L-R steps for spike, sweeping, oddball hyzers. Reverse ? For Downhill Anhyzers

Thunderbird :popcorn: Biggest disappointment for me. New and seasoned, they felt good in hands, but the flight was lackluster. Not as predictable in wind as Firebird & not much longer than a Teebird. I have an Orc that is very stable that flies similar lines but holds up better in headwinds...

Today its 5... 3-7 somewhere in that range typically Lost my 2 year seasoned Wizard :wall: While working in a new one, I actually got an Ace with it! Promptly retired the disc. Put Opto Pure and Soft Neutron Envy back in, got an Ace with Pure same hole 6 days later! Now i brought the Wizard...

180 11x KC Roc 178 DX Flat-Top Roc 180 DX Roc 169 X Comet 175 Star Wedge

Another vote for 170 Elite X Comet; it is the truest flying disc in the bag. :thmbup: Pairs well with a heavy Z/ESP as long as they are domey. Flat Comets are not the way to go. :gross:

Overall, some version of a Roc... 2013 MST DX Flat-Top Roc specifically. Opto Pure is very close 2nd, *D Star Destroyer is a distant 3rd, with X Comet 4th and ESP Glo Zone 5th right behind.