Recent content by Rayph1n

Most of the courses I play are wooded. Only a few wide open holes.

All my drivers are in the 167-169g range. I didn't even think pro's threw max weight drivers.

I will take a look at some stable discs but I knew the US discs would be easier to throw for a beginner. Just didn't want to purchase stable discs and end up putting myself into trouble while still trying to learn form.

I'm in my early 30's so I don't think I'm past my prime yet. I started playing in October played out 10 rounds and then winter hit. Will be playing a lot more than that this year so I think I will see a lot of improvement.

I play a lot of wooded courses with only a couple wide open holes. I figured accuracy would be the better option.

So I've been trying out different fairway drivers lately trying to build a bag. I have found a few I like but not sure which to go with. So my question is should I look for more accurate drivers or drivers that I can throw further? The discs were the same weights and in similar plastics from...

I will try the Ti and also pick up a Stalker. Would Z or ESP be more stable?

Similar disc to Leopard from Discraft? Currently have a Sting, which isn't bad but gets a little flippy at times. Was going to get a Heat but I don't have the arm for a 9 speed disc yet.

Star Leopard Shark Aviar

Looks like I need to order a few lol. Thanks for locating the post.

Why multiple Rocs?

How would a Roc fly compared to a Shark? The Shark I bag is laser straight but was thinking about ordering a Roc to try out.

I was actually amazed at the distance he had for not having some crazy run up.

Ok that makes sense. Might have to start working on that myself.

Good to know. Actually makes me just want to buy "stock" discs for playing.