Recent content by Some Tosser

This is how it seems to me. But I play two small 9 holes and two legit 18 or 18+ courses for a total of four. But that's how it seems to me so far. Seems like holes that finish left would be easy for backhanders, therefor are avoided. Lefty forehand advantage in full effect. Most of the time anyway.

Or do disc golf courses not have a lot of holes that finish left? I carry a flick for destroyer lines or high flex shots that I fore hand and need to finish right or way right. Just realized that I seldom, if ever have to flex out a back hand to finish it left. I do it all day forehand...

Innova all day No one else has the entire lineup covered from beginner friendly DX plastic that turns easy to over molds and champ plastic. I don't like that they sandbag their mid lineup with special runs and create artificial demand to manipulate profit. But whatever, seems like people are...

Been figuring out that minimizing the bag is a good way to maxamize my game. Too much choice/overlap will keep you from being the adjustment and learning to shape more shots. I do however think it is a good idea to have a beefy version of your go to driver for wind/max effort shots...

Those are the two best routes besides a roller. The forehand going left is what I would make work off that tee pad as it has most room. Should be money. But I might try that backhand anny(over trees?) too.

All over into a head wind most likely. Conspidering to get the most out of it, it needs to be throw it On the edge of turning all the way over and having it turn laterally a good distance before fading. That's why people only throw it into an open field. Super touchy and if you dont get into...

Ahhhh. But did the star fly as far? I have a champ tern I was feeling the same about and was considering a star myself as I figured it was a little more under stable And wouldn't have to be thrown as hard to get it to work. Probably less glide?

Ditto. Until I through my katana properly today it acted the same. It's just us. Same could be said of a Cannon. I think they like a flat release and turn instead of a hyzer flip.

Yup. This. ^^. I don't plan to do course maintenance or modification. Just to be able to get my disc back from the rough. I'm sure anyone who loses a disc in the same area I did will appreciate being able to get in where they could not before. There is a spot that if my disc gets into like it...

Haha bro. Save that cheater tag for the pros that played In The Am bracket. They deserve it. I'm a cheater because I didn't take one shot, and no one explained to me that I had too?. I didn't argue it or anything. Just said I didn't see the need to take it in that situation. They let me and...

Even the most casual golfer can pitch it 50 ft without hitting a tree if that's all he is asked to do. I already mentioned getting the idea to not throw or pitch up Instead of drive from the other pair in the group. My take is its a bad format for AM's. pros should lay up conservative putter...

No I get it now. Ill keep asking about the motivation behind my second shot until you get that I am just saying this is a wacked format for amateurs since it removes all motivation to take a second shot in some scenarios and makes for a bad time. You all are acting like I would or should never...

After the first player hits a tree. The second player only has to match a terrible shot. Which means a put or up shot is in order. There is no reason to risk a worse shot and tire your arm so you pitch up. Other groups were doing this as well. There is no motivation to nail a second shot that...

I get the way it should be played by pros or in an ideal situation. Your selling it short on strategy if you don't think there could be more to it than that though. I mean this was so brutal that cranking my fairway driver out there after a 25 ft tree hit was just slowing the game down...

Dudes running there mouth and smack against other AM's they don't know is an A hole move. Yup. Didn't say everyone there was a jerk. Got along with all but the one pair. Showed no class. Quite the opposite.