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I'm confused why players with 20+ years of experience will just go and hand a sports car to a rank amateur. But, I don't have time for the rest of my response. Because. If people are that bloody irresponsible while having that much knowledge to prevent the mistakes they will have made, and the...

Oldest in the bag is a g-star gazelle. Oldest on the shelf is a either a San Marino Aviar from PIAS with a Kansas Disc of Oz stamp, and its now faded off sharpie in history as a good disc with a couple aces to its name and was active around 1995, or a Shark multi-purpose, also from PIAS.

Haven't been to that course in years. No hurry to change that. Alien

I am about to deal with this situation for my 166 gram Star Eagle Rolling Knolls rough gobbled up. I already have the answer with 171 gram one I picked up last year that is beefier. Replace it with a like weight and color. 2 grams lighter might be noticeable as far as color. My g-star gazelles...

3.50 star(s) Fun course for placement Lovely woods with mulch aplenty and mostly under 300 foot pins might not be what you are expecting. But, it's a fun course just the same, and there's plenty of gaps to make and rewards for good placement and ace runs to go for. This course won't work you over too badly...

Sioux Falls is along interstate 90 with over a third of the states population. It has enough reasons for Amazon to be interested.

The Soft Pro Toro has been available at the pro shop for about a month or so. I just got it with a few others from them today. Compared to the soft pro Rhyno I have. It feels a touch stiffer. I haven't had a chance to throw it yet, but it feels nice, and grabby just like the other soft pros I...

Yes, 7 speeds are necessary. At least for me they are. Presently it's a mix of two It's, a TL, Teebird and/or an Eagle.

+4 and +2 for the day on the red baskets at the venerable West Park. My putter took quite a while to engage, and seemed all over the place for a good bit the first round. i.e. Par-ty!! But, I got another forehand Berg birdie throw-in, and the short woods holes loved the Rollo.

Yes, a g-star It is a completely different disc than its counterparts, and far more touchy and I agree with you on the -4 part. Once you get past that, and learn what you have. It can go far, and do things a leopard can't and it is also a swiss army knife. Because it's a great get out of jail...

Two rounds with the Humbler. Aka. Highlands. A +12, and a +11 respectively. This course enjoys working me, still. And I enjoy it for it. I know what mistakes I made, and I will be back to make more. I felt enough of them are user based that I can improve.

Not having a family. I am just reading what metrics you use. Thus. Fascinating metric you are applying, however. Inserting your time constraints for the capability for a hobby against a professionals job is merely judgmental tomfoolery.

I had the soft pro rhyno with me on vacation in Santa Fe, at the course in Monica Lucero park. It looks ike it will wear similar to an older Pro Pig I have. It looks a bit chippy when it gouges.

Beautiful manna to my ears. Disc golf is a playground for other sports, and movement based activities to integrate from as it is about taking and creating energy from a point of balance. Where a lot of what is mentioned with skiing, bicycling, skateboarding, etc. is also distinctly utilizing...

+2 on the Canyon's white efficient layout. Two weekends with Dellwood, and a 6 stroke improvement between them. I like this trend. But, the 8-loop still managed to ding me.

I weep that disc golf has this level of immaturity towards itself that it feels threatened by a singular presence when and where a mildly disappointed Kristen Tattar is the bigger threat.

I like using a Mamba over watching an overstable disc show me that I threw it too high and it poops out. It makes my noodle arm feel happy, and takes less work to do most of the time. Crashing out to the right as a rhbh. It's just more opportunities to use a patent pending.

I had the r-pro pig and the soft rhyno out this weekend. There is a noticeable difference in their reaction to the things they come in contact with. The pig skids more on ground reactions, and takes further kicks off of things. The rhino grabbed when it hit the ground, and when it hits a tree...

LOVE the soft pro Rhyno. Really nice soft plonk when it hits trees, and grabby.

Humbled at Highland, Joliet. Two rounds with all the moods and wishes woods golf on a windy day can grant. I will remain in awe at the twosome playing the course with one disc each and making us with our backpacks filled with molds look silly.