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Welcome to The Battle of Winchester! This will be a 2 round, best shot doubles tournament to raise money to replace the baskets at our beautiful course here in Winchester. All money raised for the tournament besides $20 from each team from the Pro Field money will be donated. We will be adding...

4.50 star(s) Wonderful! This course is a significant improvement over the previous Buffalo Trace Park DGC. Whereas the previous course had mostly closed, wooded holes with little variation, run-down signage, and no water holes, the sequel has a much more well-rounded layout and new signs. Each hole is...

3.50 star(s) Take a DG Break from Project Zomboid Situated on the southern border of Muldraugh proper, Muldraugh DGC Park is just that--a disc golf course and no more. A small gravel lot is the only indication that the park is even there. Right off the lot, the action begins, with hole one leading under the...

I ask because I have two discs each with a shard of plastic hanging off. The shards are too well attached to come off with regular play and are uncomfortable to grasp; flight is probably slightly affected as well. I can't sand them off because of their size. Is cutting them off with nail...

Right now I think he'd do best with no declination, but maybe I could teach him the hyzer flip. Here's what I see right now (in order of most recommended): Teebird TL Eagle Leopard Thunderbird Viking Right now I'd say I'm leaning towards the TL. I'm afraid that the regular Teebird would be too...

All right. Thanks for the help, seems pretty unanimous to me!

Sounds like a good option; thanks. What is your opinion on the Teebird-L?

Hello DGCR, My friend and I recently became disc golfers. Though neither of us is that great of a player, he already has an exceptionally smooth sidearm. I'm thinking about giving him a good sidearm disc to expand his 3-disc bag and better his game. What would be best? Currently, he has a...

5.00 star(s) One of the Best This course is amazing! Located at the back of Garry Cavan park, Seviren Lang DGC is a real treat. Rolling hills are the framework for (in my opinion) the best course around. Each hole presents a unique, difficult challenge. The first five are the most wooded and shorter than...

3.00 star(s) Into the Woods Buffalo Trace Park DGC has a lot to offer players of any skill. Each hole presents a different challenge, from the hanging basket on hole one to the steep valley of hole fourteen. The course is heavily wooded, but a few holes (11 and 19 especially) give you a chance to open up...

3.00 star(s) Good Hilly Hoosier Course Many people never get beyond the stereotypical belief that Indiana is flat and boring. This course does a good job conquering that erroneous belief. Hole one starts you out on the edge of a deep valley through which you throw. Hole two brings you out of that valley...

Thank you all. I won't quote you because you've all been so helpful, but it seems like many are recommending a heavy Leopard. Maybe I should do that. A few have recommended choosing a different putter if it suits me. However, the Aviar seems to work for me, and I use the Shark a lot for...

All right. So what would you all think if I got a moderately heavy Eagle, Valkyrie, Teebird-L 3, and Panther?

Thanks for all the help so far. Allow me to fill in a few more details: My discs: 171g Champion Thunderbird 147g DX Leopard 146g DX Shark 146g DX Aviar P&A My leopard does turn over very easily. I believe it's because of how beat-up it is. Maybe I should replace it with a heavier one as...

I've been playing disc golf for a month now, so I'm still very much a beginner. However, I've thrown catch discs my whole life, so I'm not totally inexperienced. I'd like to increase my collection of Innova discs to a set of ten or so. Currently I have lightweight leopard, shark, and aviar...