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The Ask MJ & Comet Love Thread
- Thread starter dusty5150
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Now that is what I like to hear!
Hi MJ
Congratulations on your top 20 finish at the USDGC:clap:
Congratulations on your top 20 finish at the USDGC:clap:
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j-bolt
Birdie Member
Just here to show love for the Comet, and MJ of course. Hit my second ace, first on my home course tonight at dubs for a lovely $1,000.00. I've always loved the Comet, and I always will.
Thank you. I had a lot of fun out there this year
Michael what are your feelings on folding chairs and swearing
I mostly only swear while sitting on folding chairs! :clap:
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slingdiscs
Par Member
I have a used 180 x comet on the way. I love my 166g big z and im hoping the x will be a reliable hyzerflip to no fade disc where the big z will turn but usually finish with a small fade on a flat/slight hyzer release.
Should I expect the heavier x comet to flip even if thrown slightly nose up? The lighter big z fades pretty good if I nose it up.
Should I expect the heavier x comet to flip even if thrown slightly nose up? The lighter big z fades pretty good if I nose it up.
In general it should flip even when thrown with nose up. The x plastic is a good bit floppier than other plastics. That being said brand new it will act kinda like your big z one. It will break in quickly though
How was your transition from casual to competitive disc golf Michael? I know you started by just having fun with the game. (Not that you ever stopped. ) But when did you decide you were going to start practicing to actually get better, and how have you gone about doing that?
What kind of actual practice vs. playing do you do, and what does your practice breakdown look like? (Mostly putting, mostly field work, throwing multiple drives off tees on the course, whatever it might be.)
) But when did you decide you were going to start practicing to actually get better, and how have you gone about doing that? What kind of actual practice vs. playing do you do, and what does your practice breakdown look like? (Mostly putting, mostly field work, throwing multiple drives off tees on the course, whatever it might be.)
How was your transition from casual to competitive disc golf Michael? I know you started by just having fun with the game. (Not that you ever stopped.
What kind of actual practice vs. playing do you do, and what does your practice breakdown look like? (Mostly putting, mostly field work, throwing multiple drives off tees on the course, whatever it might be.)
That's going to be a long one to answer. I will have to get back on this thread and give you a good answer on this one
tarel
Double Eagle Member
comet is the single greatest disc ever made.
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jedwards
Eagle Member
Definitely my favorite disc and I like to share this beaut of a comet whenever I get the chance...
For us 250-275 foot throwers out there the Comet should be a required disc. I have always carried a Buzzz and wanted a disc that I could take a little off of and still stay straight. I have never thrown a midrange disc in no wind that finished straight to slightly right. Just a little snap on this full weight Z Comet and it will hold any line and thrown flat will finish slightly right..
How come you guys didn't tell me this is what I needed?
How come you guys didn't tell me this is what I needed?
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
Strength training and diet improvement first and foremost
Putting
General form with the inevitable icy tee pads around here necessitating standstill throws
Great question.
Putting
General form with the inevitable icy tee pads around here necessitating standstill throws
Great question.
