I would start with a Lace. After the beauty of the first throw, I would throw two more Laces, a Force, a Mamba, two Traks, and two Ascents at it just to ensure myself that I really made that throw. Ibex for upshot(s) and a Sole to putt.
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HOD 4/12/13: TC3 Panther Highlands in Dryden, NY
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This. :hfive:
General Scales
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Even if it is 500 feet plus to the basket, it's like 100 plus feet of elevation loss. Probably throw a Buzzz or a Comet (wind permitting). Maybe have some fun throwing big ass hyzers with Strikers and some giant turnovers with my Patriots. Then forget where they all went and spend a hour looking for them.
doctor professor
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Start with a teebird, then toss a rival, shock and.... Oh who am I kidding, my whole bag is going at this one too! This hole looks like a blast
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Reading all the posts, I'm picturing this fairway bedazzled with all sorts of plastique. :hfive:
Only one Russell? c'mon, live a little!
Psicko
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I'd probably throw my opto saint at it. I may throw one more, but no more than that so I wouldn't have to spend so much time looking for all of my discs.
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"Oh, that looks just like the one I threw."
If you think today's HOD looks inviting, here's another fairway that's bound to have discs scattered about.
If you haven't checked out that thread, some of us are having a fun with it.
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Can't quite tell how much downhill there is, I might go with a roc, maybe a PD.
Lurp Nuts
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probably a roc
orion487
Birdie Member
Blizzard Wraith, or Blizzard Boss if into a headwind. Then every other driver I own!
blz boss
prhodes
Birdie Member
probably saint teebird, buzz to finish if necessary.
Apoth
Double Eagle Member
Really depends on the wind and the amount of slope. If the wind is calm and I need to throw more downhill, Lucid Trespass. If the slope is less than it looks, GL Havoc.
Both will probably be a bit short, so Wizard or Suspect to follow up.
Both will probably be a bit short, so Wizard or Suspect to follow up.
Star Teebird. And then I'll throw my whole bag, I mean my whole bag. It's downhill, so it should roll a ways down!
smarkquart
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No wind, TeeBird or Leopard, whatever is feeling better that day. If there is wind, Predator. I have a similar hole around my house, the only difference being that there are two giant mature trees half to three-quarters to the basket. Makes it a little tighter, so you need a straighter shot. Here, it appears you have more sky to work with, but I think I would drive it the same way as back at home; as straight as I can, finessing the fairway drivers or overmuscling the Predator if the wind is acting up.
However, if it is the distance listed on the sign (365 feet) and not the 525 feet, I would more likely swing out a Roc3 or Ghost to the right on a windless day and watch it fade in. On a windy day, I would be more likely to spike hyzer a Drone or Predator, again depending on how much of an elevation drop it really is and far it feels like.
However, if it is the distance listed on the sign (365 feet) and not the 525 feet, I would more likely swing out a Roc3 or Ghost to the right on a windless day and watch it fade in. On a windy day, I would be more likely to spike hyzer a Drone or Predator, again depending on how much of an elevation drop it really is and far it feels like.
