This sounds like a personal experience
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200 foot narrow hole
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This sounds like a personal experience
A Blowfly?! I could never got one of those to go straight.
Adaven
Eagle Member
We have a course near grand rapids that has one hole that drives me crazy. It can't be more than 180' slightly uphill, but there is not even a 1' fairway. The hole is just a bunch of trees (although small trees) positioned in a way that there is no clear shot to the pin. Whenever I make it through its really just luck, which goes for everyone else I have seen throw it. It is a release a pray hole.
Sorry to upset you.
The point being that the truly great players wouldn't think twice about this kind of shot and wouldn't even think to perspire.
Me too. Seems like when I don't know what line to take with whatever disc I was thinking, I'll just get out my Buzzz and but it on a line to the pin...I never seem to have a problem finding a line my Buzzz can hit.
Yeah, I played on the Minnesota Majestic layout, hardest course I have ever played
kcbrez009
Newbie
Yeah, I don't disagree with you. I am constantly trying to score lower and go farther, just like you.
Some people play this game as a release, though, to get away from their crappy life or their nagging wife or whatever. Those folks would rather just skip the hole and move on because they don't need any more aggravation.
Once again your words inspire us oh great Jesus. Oh and I agree.
Same for me, except substitute 'Buzzz" for 'Blowfly'.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/view_image.php?p=course_pics/1323/c5be19fb.jpg
See the two trees at the far end of the narrow strip of grass? The gap in between them is a mando. I parked it with an organic Wizard, 6 feet left, pin high. If there had been trees to either side, say, a five foot wide tunnel, I still would have parked it, as my Wizard flew dead straight. If you have problems with tunnel shots, imagine them to look like this hole.
See the two trees at the far end of the narrow strip of grass? The gap in between them is a mando. I parked it with an organic Wizard, 6 feet left, pin high. If there had been trees to either side, say, a five foot wide tunnel, I still would have parked it, as my Wizard flew dead straight. If you have problems with tunnel shots, imagine them to look like this hole.
XxInnovaxX
Double Eagle Member
180g Flat Top Roc. It's what I use here...
#14 Hornet's Nest "The Gauntlet"
wow are you kidding me?!?! how wide is that gap?
NatiBuckeye
Eagle Member
after reading this thread I started hyzer flippin my soft banger and its $$$$
Just wanted to post this pic up. It's a bad camera phone picture but you can still see it 
In tourney they named it "To V or not to V"
In tourney they named it "To V or not to V"
I said that to a girl once........................(rim shot)
Thanks again to jedwards.
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Seriously, it's about as wide as a golf umbrella, say, 48 inches.
180g Flat Top Roc. It's what I use here...
#14 Hornet's Nest "The Gauntlet"
time for the roadrunner
