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Adding to what others have said, I have a downhill hole that's a little over 400 feet on my home course. It's mostly open, but if you go too far to the right you'll be in the woods. I'm a RHBH thrower and my best results come from hyzer flipping a disc (usually a Valk or Avenger SS). The disc...

I have a 2 year old chocolate lab that will find pretty much any disc lost in the bushes you can imagine. My cousin once lost his disc in some really long grass/brush and we looked for an hour but couldn't find it. Went home and grabbed Freya and within a few minutes of me saying, "Find the...

Another tip that works for me: keep your head down when you throw. When I lift my head expecting to see my disc go sailing for some big D, the disc ends up being released nose up, climbs to heavens and stalls out. When I keep my head down and focus on finishing out the throw, that's where the...

For me, the key to throwing accurately from a standstill is keeping my reach back consistent. When I get my torso turned on the reach back and pull through like I do on a normal drive, I find that my accuracy increases a ton. On short, tighter courses I almost always throw from a standstill. If...

My reaction depends on the disc. I usually keep one or two in my bag that I'm not real sentimental about or that are spares to ones I normally throw and will throw those on holes where I know there's water or a good chance I could lose said disc. I haven't had a disc loss throw me off my game or...

I've played a few p2p courses (Black Bear Creek, Sandy Point, Highbridge) and they were all great experiences. I agree with a lot of the other sentiments here that there is a different vibe to most private courses. I wouldn't call it more 'serious', but I love the feeling that the course is for...

Draining a long shot from the fairway is very satisfying, but dropping one in the chains from the tee and putting up a '1' on the scorecard is hard to beat.

I played guitar in a band called Pseudocell that toured Michigan and Wisconsin for a few years. We got to open for some signed acts which was always fun. We recorded a few cds and had our fun, then we all got grown up jobs that required us to move away from each other. Funny how life gets in...

Nice analysis, thanks. Makes a lot of sense. I think I may try another Volt at some point and see if my results are the same. For now, it's my extreme wind fighter.

It sounds like we have opposite problems, haha. I expected the Volt to be a bit more like yours (though not to that extreme). Mine is like a meathook. I wonder if there was a lot of variance in one of their runs? Mine was brand new as well FWIW.

I've definitely found that to be true. Does anyone know why they don't change the flight ratings between the plastics? I noticed on some discs there are special notes about their flight characteristics in each plastic, but not many do. I'm sure in some molds the differences are pretty small and...

Thanks for the reply DiscinFiend. I'm sure my form inconsistencies play a part, but I do practice a lot and even when I feel like I get a real nice, clean release on one of the suspect discs they still act the same way--they may just fly a little further. The only way I can really make them go...