Recent content by Sjames88

um, not sure what your trying to say in the first question. Each disc holds its charge for a while. Long enough to play the hole. Then for each hole i just recharge it with a decent LED flashlight. But i have also seen ppl using LED blacklight flashlights those work great.

2.50 star(s) A Tight Windy Urban Course Very well kept, has nice baskets, good markers. The tee pads are different, lots of extra traction. Nice short grass, leaves taken care of during the fall. Parking is a pain, the course doesn't have a nice flow and new players have to be aware of signs to find some...

i can thumb around 260-280, and idk about a good weight either

what is a good disc that will flip and continue to glide when throwing a thumber, rather than making half a flip, crashing and rolling?

i'd love to see 97 inches of plastic disc lol

what are you guy's fav glow discs?

nope. ive never used one....but i'd be happy to try one

i ended up getting a roc......i hit chains from around 120 like the 3rd hole i used it. :) i think i'm gonna stick with that. but i'm still welcome to other peoples ideas and what you guys use.

I like the short stuff but a fairway should at least be cut out to penalize bad throws, and to aid nice tosses

just stick with your school's mascot, if your gonna get the university involved

go take some picks.....you'll be more satisfied with um. thats just my opinion tho

Buzzzzzzzzzz fo sho.....enough said

Rockburn bash doubles scramble....has a lil ring to it

my line up now w/o a mid is as follows: Drivers- innova champion starfire -- discraft avenger Fairway driver- innova champion teebird putter- discraft magnet

i'm sorry, but if you need a cart to play disc golf, then i don't believe that you should be playing in the first place. its time to man up and deal with you backpacks.thats just my opinion though.