Recent content by Casey 1988

Your Course May have been in use prior to a regular Disc Golf Disc becoming a thing in 1990's.

these are old gen 1 original Chainstars as gen 2 original Chainstar have a just slightly taller like modern Mach II or old cage Mach III/VI like cage but are still made of non durable heavy duty wire like material.

I am one who has found a way to not need a jump putt, I use a Shark in Star around 175 grams or my 166 gram #2 Upshot in Pro Style from 2005 which never wants to die if I have less wind. Also, only done when my back leg pushing off the ground is maxed on pushing up and I start over on leg push.

I was thinking Hydra oops pop top in old R-Pro feeling DX but if 180 gram rim, I was thinking a Stingray from second set of discs where rim is in focus and not looking like picture is being taken on a cheap 2000's phone.

Another bad one was in Aberdeen South Dakota old crappy 9 hole, replaced in 2010s with new 9 or 10 hole course where on old course hole 7 or 8 cage was folded in like a taco and course was using some fairly durable baskets being Lightning DB-5 so how a cage was folded in like a taco was a...

If anyone has played Willows in Winnona Minnesota, I hate the baskets because they are old firs gen original Chainstar baskets and those baskets are not durable and about 4 or 5 years into course being made they had to replace chains and baskets are always falling over on a few specific holes...

And knows latest name a baseball like Hat or straight brim Lid is currently called and not miss say a really bad late Gen Z early Gen A$$hole word.

Yes, Wooded or at least proper OB like a fixed OB of a Sidewalk/path or a Fence. I do agree fully live is messing with the Pro Tour, however using own systems for helping keep Disc Gold Pro Tour coverage live by extending signal has at least allowed for less use of golf courses. Now if only...

Do not Play any courses in Sioux Falls or a few in Yankton, flooding is a major problem.

I know a very basic early pay to play mid 1990s course in Western NY called Browns Farms where course is still running today with new owner from 2010's who got modern Mach II for course. Of course an uncle who was helping keep a line on some woods holes for return for free play on course once a...

I have used 5 grams as a rule for all but putting puters and I do see why in some molds disc weight does matter more then 2--3 grams in either direction like 9 speed on up or in big flight plate discs. I have had most discs off from weight hey were measured at by up to 2.5--3 grams with only...

A I am using an Impact given hole tightness/gap 170--172 or 174--176 gram disc B. 170 gram Champion Glow Valkrie C. Star Archon 167-166 gram disc I find on all max distance 11 speed+ discs going 8--10 grams off of max 175 is best for my arm speed/power.

I may have played Course in 2000's but I though we only played Hiestand Park? If I did I used a Valkyrie in Champion around 170 grams that was new in 2006 and currently I have a Glow Champion, though a Star from 2009 in nearly same weight would work well for long. Short I would have used an old...

Shark in star or a Shark 3 around 175 gram depending on distance as my Shark is more a short approach/long put to overstable driving putter. If shorter then looks and no wind, my 166 gram upshot #2 in Prostyle. All right hand Backhand.

For short tee if I had a 179--180 gram max weight DX Stingray, I would be using said disc in role powering hard on disc in backhand . I only have a 175 gram DX Stingray slightly worked in as heaviest disc so I am using a more predictable disc in my lineup. I do not even have a Shark in my...