ManU
* Ace Member *
I've been throwing a Soda and I'm really impressed
I'm at altitude and my local courses aren't super technical but I was just at Canadian Nationals in PEI (Hillcrest Farms DGC is amazing) and the courses were technical and wooded.
The Soda was brilliant. Hyzer flips to turn to really carve the fairways.
I had a 300 foot throw in (after the tournament playing doubles from the Golds) on a FH hyzer flip turnover downhill around and through trees.
So much glide.
I've picked up 2 proto Honeys (now Wild Honey).
I was hoping for some Soda like understability. Based on comments here it sounds like that's not what I'm going to get. At least until sufficient trees have been contacted.
I'm at altitude and my local courses aren't super technical but I was just at Canadian Nationals in PEI (Hillcrest Farms DGC is amazing) and the courses were technical and wooded.
The Soda was brilliant. Hyzer flips to turn to really carve the fairways.
I had a 300 foot throw in (after the tournament playing doubles from the Golds) on a FH hyzer flip turnover downhill around and through trees.
So much glide.
I've picked up 2 proto Honeys (now Wild Honey).
I was hoping for some Soda like understability. Based on comments here it sounds like that's not what I'm going to get. At least until sufficient trees have been contacted.