Recent content by Casey 1988

A Dragon in more durable plastic that floats on water like a real R-Pro/Pro or better disc preferably Blizzard Champion. I have said this before as if Innova could make best disc that floats on water more durable, a bunch of players would be happy to buy disc again. Bring back reviews of...

I have some 145 DX Valkyrie where being so light discs were on purpose double stamped on one back to back no picture and other has an older Misprint F2 logo where stamp is more open and a lowercase f. Backups for my Dragon as in 2023 Dragons have become so grippy they are no longer even R-Pro...

I would hope plastic is like a really flexible old pre R--Pro type of Pro Used on Rhyno in durability. Dragon is an R--Pro feeling disc in some freak DX where less durable then other DX discs 10 grams lighter to same weight at least all Dragon since 2006 when Champion came out as we know...

Star Archon 167-168 grams.

Red, Innova Valkyrie Glow Champion or Star 171 grams depending on wind as my Star is more wind stable despite being from 2009 Ice Bowl because dome is very low. If really windy, my Champion Glide Archon 168 grams. Blue Impact ESP 170--174 grams of my discs not sure one in bag now or a Shark 3...

Or the Stalker in my bag is 180 gram diameter even though I only use around 170--172 gram discs.

Yes, I agree 100% in using 2 courses now is a must for Disc Golf Pro Tour given size of fields. Of course, since no longer a Silver Series...I thought numbers were higher on pro tour on 2 course stops?

Since DGPT uses 2 courses now on every course...why not have players Open and FPO use different courses?

I found F2 around 145 gram Valkyrie on summer sale in 2023, because of a mistake where Innova ran some discs using Dragon DX only somehow these discs do not float and are more crayon then DX durability in floating disc R-Pro. However for $4 I will use discs for water as well as wide open bombers...

Sliding a disc like on a table is what I was told. Only bad advice was keep the disc low as I had poor grounding issues brought on by angling my disc downward with my wrist and doing a flat drive for a very long time like a, even now my disc comes out lower then most people but due more on fact...

Yes, and I have no follow though, in any golf. I have to stop right at the release point, or I Disc golf I grip disc too much or not enough. In ball/traditional golf I miss ball if I go too far back and too far forward on swing I have ball carry, looking like I am doing a drive as a hit out of...

Similar to my throw and in a massive power throw I have to do a hop like seen easier smaller players you see on tour where I am above ground, or I will his myself in my knees, or am spinning out on ground from trying to not hit my knees. Maybe his could help? , I see GG him or a few others do...

This is why with disc golf I have always thought of bowling and how some players use very different technique over others for various bowls, unlike darts were besides darts themselves being very individual for each player, throwing is nearly same for each area a person is aiming for becuse of...

I was playing MTG since winter 2003 until early 2010s sets became so over powered people could no play old sets with new and now Mattel buying out Wisards of the coast, so nobody is playing only colleting odd tie in sets. even now 90% 2000's and 1990's were good as were hearing/reading good...

In cool News my Uncle (still living) Played a Round in a tournament, Same uncle who got me stared with a Disc he found, 166 gram Rubber Putter my mom has in her bag same as my brothers micro bead Classic Grid Aviar as her main putter as a secondary is a Classic Grid modern and a old Wham-O...