Recent content by deft

Barsby used to play with a plastic shopping bag with a few disc when he was a kid.

4.50 star(s) Big trees and Big shots I wont reiterating everything everyone else has said and try to add me thoughts. By far the best ball golf conversion course i've played. This course does not rely of length for difficulty like many course, but requires you to shape shots, hit tight fairways and every...

4.00 star(s) Lagoon lots of pin locations and a good variety of shots. this course is long and uses the land to mix up the shots required. both big arms and finesse players will like this course. the grass was short and maintained, which has been a problem in the past. Update the club put in a few new tee...

Color glow eagle Has anyone tried color glow eagle s yet? I've seen then on Dale but have yet to pick one up. I'm hoping they are overstable like glow eagle s.

I have an identical looking disc, 170 purple destroyer

I bought a couple star cobras from the innova proshop, I wish they would do a normal production run these things are awesome. Flies like a fresh dx cobra that glides for days and doesn't really fade.

4.00 star(s) A course that stands the test of time -Huge number of tee pads and pin locations -Wide range of difficulty depending on layout -No foot traffic aside from golfers - great use of land and natural features -Gun range next door can razz you on some putts -Alternate tee pads are dirt This course is...

3.50 star(s) Redesigned and improved This course was recently redesigned for a doubles tournament and the changes make much better use of the land. The length of holes is varied from 200 feet to 600 feet No clear preference for lefty or righty players. Many of the shorter holes make use of an OB road and...

It looks like its made of better material and overall nicer. I wonder what the price will be

Made: Goldline Cutlass opto Claymore Icon Ghost Sparkle Nemesis PD Didn't make it: Compass Ballista Thunderbird Teebird I really like the Goldline cutlass, its a little more stable than the opto but has the same glide. It is like a pmb star destroyer. Claymore is awesome, best hyzerflip mid...

Exactly, i picked simon's style because it seems simple and effective. I was a push putter but always came up short of my circle edge putts. I didn't miss left or right but up and down. I felt like nikko with how many times i hit dead center bucket. after experimenting with Simon's putting style...

My typo has somehow fueled a heated debate, who would have known?:doh:

I've never thought about it like that but you're right. Simon does go through a push motion, just not as exaggerated as some. I used the term spush to because that what i always thought a push putt with a lot of wrist snap was called. Maybe the terminology needs to be cleared up?

here is a vid of Simon speed putting that shows his nonchalant style. oLT06OSA42M

It seems like most pros splush putt with an emphasis on the push motion. I've notice Simon uses a lot less lower body on his putts but get ridiculously long straight putts. I wouldn't say simon is a pure spin putter but more off a spin heavy splush putter. I have recently been emulating Simons...