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GStar Leo and Leo3 are the way to go! I have two Gstar Leopard's, one a little more beat than the other. 170-172.

3.50 star(s) Beautiful and Extremely Fun This course is great for all skills of players - beginner to expert. I often have doubts on how a 9 hole course can be legitimate but this course restores my faith in the development of 9 hole courses. Design - You can throw just about every shot in the book at this...

I've played them all, numerous times, and Holler in the Hills is my favorite course. Period. It's more of a disc golf sanctuary with some really unique holes but it is not close to anything being in Brownsville. Lincoln Ridge (AKA Banklick) is a really great course, beautiful and 24 holes of...

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Yeah, found that out right after I posted that. The bag looks sick.

any other bags?

I'm looking into upgrading from my Innova Competition disc bag to a backpack. The two I have narrowed it down to are the DD Ranger and the Gorilla Boy Simian. I will not be buying at retail price, I will most likely get one second hand so the prices will be a little lower for than $175 and $200...

Down to the Fuse, Tursas and Tangent. Maybe I will buy all three and see which I like best.

It's looking like it's between the Tursas, Tangent and Meteor. I'm not a big fan of Innova mid range discs anyway.

It's all about which courses you play. My favorites have many holes that 360 is average to short. I'm in Kentucky and we have long rolling hills great for Disc Golf. That's the second Tursas suggestion. I will have to check it out. Where do you buy a Tursas?

The more the merrier, haha. I was already leaning towards not buying the wolf, the only upside to it is the price tag...but in the long run I want some premier plastic.

I've got some extra money in my pocket so I'm filling all the holes in my bag for the year. I'm not a huge fan of mid-range discs since I only use them for 250-350ft holes. I currently only carry 2 midrange discs regularly: a beat DX Viper 175 and a Glo Buzzz 170. (occasionally I add a newer DX...

THIS ^^^^^dead on.

All natural blend of Kentucky and Virginia tobaccos. :) If I am playing multiple rounds I will bring the Jumbo Original Sunflower seeds and some Clif Bars and the occasional banana, (you know, one part barium two parts sodium). Beer is out of the question though, I hate walking and drinking beer.

3.50 star(s) Windian Mound Overview: It's amazing what one can do with a plot of land like this. RTB does some great things with course design and alternate pin positions. Every time I go to play this course, he is there modifying or upkeeping something. Thanks Ricky! This course is more diverse than it...

4.50 star(s) Idle's little brother One of the most well-rounded courses I have ever played. Short to long holes, alternate tees and pins and great course maintenance. These are just a few of the reasons that make this course a local favorite. A huge factor in rating a course for me is public interference...

Depending on how long it is I would probably use a slight anhyzer through he middle on a stable disc (TL etc.) or my buzzz.

Exactly. There are discs that I could and would definitely use but I don't need them and don't feel like spending the time to learn a new disc rather just perfect mine...It's a bittersweet feeling.

As Spring arises with this wonderful weather in KY, I have found myself playing disc golf everyday! Oddly enough though, even if I peruse the market on here, I cannot find even a slight desire to buy a disc or add to my collection. I have extra funds to buy stuff if I wanted but I find myself...

So happy you included Freeman Lake on there. Great course, can't wait for the construction to be over.