Recent content by schlectus

5.00 star(s) They've thought of everything! -The course itself is challenging and varied, yet fair and accessible. There are plenty of tunnel shots, water shots, doglegs in both directions, short technical holes, and long "air-it-out" holes...extreme elevation changes are the only thing missing, and I don't...

Jellystone > CHU. Play it, you won't be disappointed.

Hola! (eventually figured it was you hahaha) Yep, I'll be there for the 6/10 tourney for sure.

Who is this mysterious RealityCheck human? :D

That was a pretty hilarious day, considering that (right before you threw) we were bagging on your buddy for shanking one off of the goat pen. Probably the best shot I've ever seen you throw. :clap: Not too many people can claim that they had to take a shot while being mauled by goat leeches.

I use the 2nd one on the list, the 51 UV LED flashlight. One quick swoop around the disc, and it'll glow for the whole hole (heh...) and then some. Works great.

Glow DX Eagle-X and Gazelle...bring 'em back! And throw in a glow DX Wraith too...if for no other reason than the stock stamp would look pretty sick.:hfive:

(pssst....I think he's talking about different molds of discs with the same name. ;))

What he said.:hfive: I've got a Trident that I keep forgetting to try out, but I can see that making the list too.

HAHAHA, well said sir! :thmbup: Instead, I might just have to try this Phantom Falls place I keep hearing about...:D

Seriously? According to this website www.dgcoursereview.com it's the 9th rated course in the world...I'd have to imagine somebody has played it??:|

Just wondering if anybody has played Beaver Ranch in Conifer, CO lately...I'm on vacation all next week, so I figured I'd head out there for a round or two. Those first few holes are enough of a pain to traverse in dry conditions...but I can't imagine they're much fun in ice/snow. :| How's it...

The best advice I've received during my "buying discs" phase, is to start throwing Gazelles and Eagle-X's (both in DX) as my main drivers, and take the time to let them season properly. Nothing has helped my game more than this. Both will help you work on your form when you know the...

Nice. Complete failure at posting a link. :doh: http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=3874

I've been doing pretty good for my first year. My main "home course" is Lighthouse (http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=313) and I finally shot under par a couple months ago. Got a few pars, typical round is 2-3 over. Other home course (and my personal favorite) is Jellystone...