412Disc
Double Eagle Member
Alright, I guess I'll stick with the putter then
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Beable
Double Eagle Member
Are you the guy Will and I played a round with at Deer Lakes? Do you putt with that beast?
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
Nah, I haven't been up to deer lakes recently at all.
You can look for other putters to see if there's one that feels money in your hand but once you start looking for that "magic" putter it's hard to stop. You're really better off sticking with your putter if you like it and try to be consistent with it.
Find some other Dart throwers, they might be able to chip in some advice/tips/tricks for getting the most out of your disc. I know Lithicon throws them.
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
I want to revive this thread. :thmbup:
Can anyone chime in on the difference between an organic wizard and the regular ss line. I have heard the organics aren't as quality plastic... Anyone throw these?
Also, I am looking for a disc that will work for tunnel shots. I was thinking about the teebird TL. Any suggestions??
Thanks again guys.
Can anyone chime in on the difference between an organic wizard and the regular ss line. I have heard the organics aren't as quality plastic... Anyone throw these?
Also, I am looking for a disc that will work for tunnel shots. I was thinking about the teebird TL. Any suggestions??
Thanks again guys.
The Shark is a great learning disc. Personally I found having a Mako really helped me learn disc angles and lines.
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
bump for more help
Stoney311
Newbie
Wizards are my favorite. Use a SS Wizard for putting a Glow Wizard for drives and 60-200 foot upshots. Very straight, stable to slightly overstable. Handles moderate winds pretty well for me anyways. Heard good things about Ions and Omega putters too but never used them.
When I tried wizards I grabbed em in all the basic plastics, but sadly, not organics. Reguardless, go with feel. If you cant feel them and are resorting to online, contact dave m at gateway disc sports. He is eager to get gateway in peoples hands.
Do a quick google search for gateway, or gateway direct. They have incredible deals intended for folks to try gateway. If you don't see a good set advertised, shhot em a message.
As far as straight shooters, as you can tell from another recent thread that 100 replies long, there are multiple answers
The majority of my mag (minus the zone and pred) can all be used well on tunnel shots.
The tl is a good choice, I've seen folks use em well. The straightest discs I've thrown are magnets, elite x xls, and comets.
Do a quick google search for gateway, or gateway direct. They have incredible deals intended for folks to try gateway. If you don't see a good set advertised, shhot em a message.
As far as straight shooters, as you can tell from another recent thread that 100 replies long, there are multiple answers
The majority of my mag (minus the zone and pred) can all be used well on tunnel shots.
The tl is a good choice, I've seen folks use em well. The straightest discs I've thrown are magnets, elite x xls, and comets.
bubbadreier
Par Member
Great advice in this thread! Thanks everyone!
Uncle Dougie
Double Eagle Member
What do you guys think of a KC pro Roc and Discraft hawk pairing? I've been having good luck with these two. the Hawk is just a nice glidey straight disc.
The Roc is obviously a good disc. I've never thrown a Hawk so I can't comment there. But who cares what we think. If they are working well for you keep throwing them. If that changes then the crowd here will be more than happy to recommend new discs.
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
soft vs. supersoft vs. organic, GO
Beachwail
Bogey Member
Impact
Buzz
Leopard
Roc
Stalker
You'll find some great use out of any of these for controllable shots that are longer than putter-range.
Buzz
Leopard
Roc
Stalker
You'll find some great use out of any of these for controllable shots that are longer than putter-range.
412Disc
Double Eagle Member
I recently acquired a sss voodoo in a trade to try out. I never would have thought that a disc could be that chalky. It really does not feel right in my hand, and I didn't have a great round with it yesterday. I'm going to give it another shot today, but right now, it doesn't appear as if this disc is the right putter.
I have been wanting to try out the wizard line. Compared to the voodoo line how are they? I was thinking of getting an s or ss wizard to try out. Any suggestions/comments?
I have been wanting to try out the wizard line. Compared to the voodoo line how are they? I was thinking of getting an s or ss wizard to try out. Any suggestions/comments?
CTRobuck
Birdie Member
MAKO
As stated in the title
As stated in the title
MAKO
aPfaff
Double Eagle Member
Z Comet. Z buzzz
Ace D
Eagle Member
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a buzzz would be a great place to start out. as for "Star", that is a type of plastic. Star/ESP and Champion/Z are roughly equivalent plastics made by innova and discraft respectively. buzzz or roc would be great; buzzzes are usually flatter than rocs and i prefer the feeling of the buzzz rim, but that's for you to decide.
