Recent content by Clark

I found a Comet sitting on the course the other day, and it is very understable. But as far as going 80 feet and turning right sharply, you're going to be out of luck trying to do that with a backhand throw. If you look at the flightpath of any disc, you will notice that the high speed turn is...

I always play Oak Meadow with the brother-in-law when I'm in town. We have never had any trouble. I second the Windwood Presby as well. That's a great course.

Assuming calm to moderate winds, Distance: Star SL Fairway: QJLS Mid Range: Star Mako Putter: Omega SS

I haven't been able to use putters for longer shots because of the awkward grip. I see the benefit of using putters for almost anything, but I've found that my Star Mako is dynamite inside of 220'. I've been a big fan of other mids, but the way the Mako feels in the hands is worlds beyond...

I've never actually thrown a gator, but I do similar things with my Star Spider. It can take tons of power and not turn over. Shorter S shots are also an option (if you're into that kind of thing). The Spider has a bead on it as well. I'll admit that I'm not a huge fan of it. I like the really...

Star Mako all the way to the chains.

I have two of them in my bag, one in Pro and one in Star. Both max weight, both fly the same. Love them both. They are my goto drivers for with-the-wind or calm shots that I don't want to turn. My long drive is around 330' - 350'.

Putting with my Star Spider straight into the wind was rock solid.

My Valkyrie does just that for me, though only to around 325'. Going with something a little faster but with the same turn/fade numbers will give you the latitude to really blast it and not have the disc flip completely over.

Playing the wind is a huge part of the game! One of the best moves I made was getting a Spider and a more overstable driver than I could normally handle. The Spider putts straight into the wind like a dream.

3.50 star(s) Finally, a Technical City Course This course brings something new to the Bryan/College Station area public courses: difficulty! Located in the midst of a clean suburb, this course takes advantage of the thick woods native to the area. Nearly every shot takes place under a canopy of trees...

the main thing that the Aero brings to the table is it's intense glide! This can be a very good thing if you are able to put it on the proper line, without flipping it. Given a nice medium-power throw, the Aero will sail and sail forever in a perfectly straight line. I have been reluctant to...

I'm also wondering when the new site will come out. They posted the concept pics on Facebook six months ago.

I would use my DX Cobra!

This is going to be an awesome source of traffic back to DGCR! Way to go!