Sandman316's In The Bag

[Sandman316]

Vitals:
Years playing/experience: 1 year and a month
Right/left-handed/ambidextrous: right-handed
Throwing Style: RHBH, RHFH
Golf Distance (avg/max*) for putter/mid/driver: Aviar~200/300, Roc~250/325, Destroyer~375/425

Age: 16
Sex: M
Injuries/handicaps?: None
Other sport proficiencies?: Football
Additional Information: I play nearly 7-8 rounds a week during the summer
What do you like/dislike about your current bag?: I love all the molds, just wondering if there is any overlap.
Specific areas of desired feedback: Any feedback is great
Immediate and long-term goals: I'd like to have more consistency in the short-term, and gain some additional distance in the long-term


Bag:

Distance Drivers:
175 Star Destroyer, (Pretty New) - Windy driver/OS forehands
170 Star Destroyer, (Used, domey) - Main forehand driver
172 Star Destroyer, (Slightly beat in) - Main distance driver
175 Star Destroyer, (Beat in) - Straight to understable driver
169 Star Destroyer, (Very Beat) - Understable driver

Fairway Drivers:
175 Glow FAF Firebird, (Used) - Overstable wind shots, forehand driver
168 Champ Firebird, (New) - Backhand distance firebird
175 Champ Thunderbird (New)- Overstable 9 speed fairway
175 Champ Thunderbird (Used) - Stable to understable 9 speed fairway
170 Champ Eagle (Used) - Overstable 7 speed fairway
172 Champ Teebird (Used) - Stable 7 speed fairway
175 Star Leopard (Beat) - Understable fairway/Roller when necessary

Mids:
175 Glow Gator, (Used) - Overstable, windy situation disc
180 Champ Roc3, (New) - Overstable Mid
180 KC Roc, (Used) - Straight with fade
180 KC Roc, (Used) - Straight with little fade
175 DX Roc, (Beat in) - Hyzer flip, understable

Putters:
175 KC Aviar, (Used) - Main Putter
175 KC Aviar, (Used) - OS Approach putter/sidearm approach putter
170 DX Aviar, (Used) - Straight to understable approach putter

 

[KMoneyWinthropGold]

Good bag for sure, not too many overlaps necessarily. I myself am a fan of "Fewer molds and discs, adjust disc angle".
Also, to improve consistency, I'd say try a discing down approach. Out in the field, I've started practicing with putters and midranges to improve form rather than anhyzering a fast overstable disc. Once technique improves, your shots will be more consistent AND your midranges may be flying as far as your fairways once were, with drivers even further than that.
Overall: let the destroyers go for a while and you'll see results.