Recent content by taykaytn

Not many drivers (fairway or otherwise) have a bead. I would recommend at least trying a teebird if you haven't (lighter weight for the line you're looking for). Also, the Viper has a bead and is kind of a step between a mid and a driver that might work for you. Also, my personal favorite...

My longest is hole #18 at Seven Oaks in Nashville, TN. It was in the long across the dried creek bed for those of you familiar with the course. Horrible drive about 300 ft. and then a sidearm flex shot with a banshee probably another 300 ft. Need to look at the tee sign next time I'm out...

interested in that AP sir.

i have a 171 new concave f2 cause of black flakes in plastic. would trade for a heavy one if you're interested.

mean disc golfer? I thought disc golf was a bunch of good people. Then someone stole a first run buzzz of mine from a local tourney during a ctp. Then I see this cat on here where people come to get informed and continue thinking about golf when they're unable to play. Either this juju guys is...

black jls found a black jls at the store today and doubt i'd throw it but it was pretty and was wondering if it had any collector's value. there were also some solid feeling champy star katanas. any thoughts?

word. figured they had moved to buzzz tooling by the time the cryztalz came out. wish i knew more about discraft plastic (well, about buzzzes really...) woulda been interested but got a first run z in a trade. any info. on the history of the buzzz would be appreciated. nice disc!

considering trades at all? also, is it a z buzz or cryztal? plastic super hard or kinda gummy?

Sure that's an eagle? It has a discraft stamp...

Granted there is a temperature threshold where I move to a dx big bead or a ching aviar. The ching seems like it's going to stand the cold the most... Last winter my stiff putters would hit the sweetspot nose down and catapult out of the bucket :(

I'm with the one guy about the older san marino tooled 12x. They start really stiff but once they get beat in they start to have a tackiness / grip like no other. Waxy, chalky goodness. Also, if anyone has these to get rid of, especially if it's a green stamp, pm me!!! Good luck on your putt...

Just wanted to throw in there that innova DID make small bead aviars. I putt with some older classic aviars (grid stamp) and a ching aviar ('06) that are small beaded. They rule btw if you can control those suckers.