Recent content by koenken

Ching JuJu: Power is my putter.

Comet ESP/Wolf DX for me. Although, I use my Hydra DX for overhand throws.

I started with Innova discs, but have added more Discraft over the years. Also, I like my Ching JUJU putter. It works great for me. I had a Latitude disc, but lost it the first time out with it. It felt great, so I will have to get more discs from them when I get a chance. I would say try out...

I have been playing for like four years and not thrown a Roc. Mainly use my Comet and Wolf for mid-range.

I throw mainly BH, but am working on my FH. My OH is not a bad option to get out of trouble. Sometimes I throw an OH since it is the best course of action. I almost always putt BH, but in some cases I switch to FH.

I vote Comet. My ESP Comet did good for me today.

Valkyrie all the way.

I have not done much in helping my home course. I guess I should became more active in that regard.

Driver: Valkyrie Fairway: Leopard Mid: Comet Putt/ Approach: JUJU

I brought an ESP Comet for $10 with free shipping off ebay. I am happy to have an ESP Comet again.

I said Discraft. I do not have many of them, but their my favs. I really like ESP plastic. I also think I like Z plastic over Champ plastic. My fav putter is made by Ching. I like checking out different brands, so hopefully at some point I will be able to check out more than Innova, Discraft...

I threw it 100ft or so I think, but it landed in some dense underbrush. Also, I could not look for it long since I had somewhere to go. Maybe this coming Fall or Winter I will look for it again. I also have a DX Leopard sitting in my pond in my backyard. After losing the second disc, I gave up...

You got some good points. I practice putts I can make to build my confidence when putting and it helps. I think finding a routine is another key to putting.

That is a cool video.

I say it depends on angle of entry and the depth of water like krallbd said. I lost a disc in my pond, but have not got it back out yet. It went in vertical and sunk to the bottom.