The best aces are the ones you get paid for
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Coolest Type of Ace
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Dthunderchicken
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What is the coolest type of Ace?
The one thrown intentionally.
The one thrown intentionally.
Emanbears23
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My aces are the coolest. Especially because I have never seen one in person beside my two!
Emanbears23
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But on reachable holes, aren't we all trying for an ace? I am, at least. So they are always intentional.
Really? "The coolest type of ace" is a roller? I'll wager it's possible -- given a long enough timeline, a pride of monkeys banging on a typewriter could write an episode of Boston Legal -- but seriously? Anyone ever seen (or heard of) a roller ace?
beereakfast
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I've never seen a roller ace. I believe there was one mentioned earlier in this thread that was caught on film. Seems nutty to me. Forget who but it was a big name and at De La a couple of years ago.....
Halcón
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Out of all the discs rolled, some of them must get lucky hops into the basket.
jfrosty42
$5?! Maaaannnnn...
Barsby I believe
GirdleRoc
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BuzzSharpe
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They ARE All Cool!
My first witnessed one (Cedarock #12); my first one (Wellspring #14 original); my double ricochet, blind silent one (Barber Park #16); my loooong ricochet (Wellspring #10 current, that used to be 14); my money earning tournament one (Wellspring #5); the ones that actually looked like I knew what I was doing (Cedarock 11, 13, & 14, Wellspring 18, Johnson Street 15 & 16); the repeats (Cedarock 11 & 13, Wellspring 11 original layout); the witnessed skip ace (Johnson Street 12) and overhand thrown ace (Wellspring 13)...
My first witnessed one (Cedarock #12); my first one (Wellspring #14 original); my double ricochet, blind silent one (Barber Park #16); my loooong ricochet (Wellspring #10 current, that used to be 14); my money earning tournament one (Wellspring #5); the ones that actually looked like I knew what I was doing (Cedarock 11, 13, & 14, Wellspring 18, Johnson Street 15 & 16); the repeats (Cedarock 11 & 13, Wellspring 11 original layout); the witnessed skip ace (Johnson Street 12) and overhand thrown ace (Wellspring 13)...
Got a $222 ace in the 2011 Am worlds infront of my entire Family. Hole 1 Parma, over the pond, was a pretty cool moment. Oh, was on the card with Ben Askren too so got his signature before he left to do MMA full time.
Thumber
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I have hit a couple of big thumber aces. One was 300 over a ravine in high wind. I was playing mediocre golf and getting frustrated. Stepped to the tee to throw a hyzer, said F it, went back to the bag and bombed a super high thumber across that absolutely smashed into the chains and stuck. Got paid for that one.
Also had a couple of sweet aces with my Buzz on reverse lines
I have hit the chains more than a few times with thumbers and if they don't stick, very bad things tend to happen. Usually very bad roll aways, especially on the mountain
Also had a couple of sweet aces with my Buzz on reverse lines
I have hit the chains more than a few times with thumbers and if they don't stick, very bad things tend to happen. Usually very bad roll aways, especially on the mountain
Smigles
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No matter where it goes or what it hits on the way.
An ace is 1000% cooler if you anounce it.
An ace is 1000% cooler if you anounce it.
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