How many of each disc type in your bag?

[asc349]

In the Nutsac:
3 N. Volts
N. Alias
S.N. Envy
N. Envy

In the C14
3 N. Volts
N. Inertia
Resistor
N. Axis N. Vector
N. Alias
S.N. Envy
N. Envy
N. Anode

 

[elevated plastic]

2 putters
9 mids
7 drivers
2 fairways

 

[HeavyCritters]

Grip C14:

1 Putter
3 Mids
4 Fairways
5 Drivers

 

[Squirrilah Fish]

2 putters, 2 approach 6 mids, 6 Fairways, and 6 control drivers, 4 distance drivers 2 utility discs
Salient Helix. This is any given day, my setup changes a lot. I have a 6 disc core, but everything else can be switched out, still figuring out what I like best.

 

[sidhqmmty]

At this time I have no disc.

picnic spots

 

[Star Shark]

3 putters
3 mids
4 fairway drivers
7 "control" drivers <speed 9/10>
2 warp speed drivers.

Bag is in a slight state of flux as I migrate to legacy molds as they come out.

 

[laramiecarlson]

In the Mahal...

3 Putters (Envyx2 Anode)
3 Mids (Tangent, Axis, Tensor)
4 Fairway (Inspire, Crave, Resistorx2)
1 Utility (H1)
5 'Control' (Impulse, Voltx2, Tesla, Motion)
1 Distance (Destroyer)

I'm thinking I'm going to drop another Envy in the bag- a lightweight one.

 

[bhadella]

4 Distance Drivers
5 Control Drivers
4 Fairway Drivers
6 Midranges
4 Putters

in a Voodoo Spinal Tap bag

 

[Timeetyo]

Discs - or slots - this varies a bit for me. I play a LOT of solo rounds at a mostly empty course where I'll play 2 discs (long/short tees, etc). This means I have a lot of overlap:

Actually in the bag:
- 4 putters: 2 chiefs (approach / fh / driving) & 2 summits (circle putting & US approach)
- 5 mids: 1 drone, 1 roc3, 2 buzzz, 1 comet
- 3 fairways: 2 teebirds & 1 river
- 2 firebirds: typical OS/utility duties
- 5 DDs: 2 sidewinders (primary driver), 1 inertia (hyzerflips & turnover drives), 1 mongoose (turnover drives). 1 escape (when I need a stronger fade than my sidewinders).

If I were to pare this down, I could get it to the following and not miss a disc:
2 putters - summit & chief
3 mids - drone, buzzz, comet
3 fairways - teebirdx2, river
1 FB
3 DDs - escape, sidewinder, inertia

 

[runningDoc]

I've found the Dagger to be a pretty fun approach putter.

It's interesting to see some people pack 10 distance drivers and others pack maybe 2. I feel like I waste a lot of space with distance drivers, especially considering I don't throw terribly far. I probably throw my Valk 325 on a really good throw.

^it really depends on the course.... the 18th hole on my course is a (newly) par 4 open field-ish (still has OB though) 563ft hole. Everyone usually takes at least a couple of practice drives just for fun. Thats the only reason I'll bag another speed 12 distance driver.

also there's a dedicated "roller hole" under a wall of pine trees. so a dedicated roller disc (or two) is handy.

my bag - Upper Park Design The Shift

3 putters (two Aviar P&As for putting/spare and one for upshots)
2 Mids (one champ roc3 and one EPS LE comet)
3 Fairway Drivers (one TL, Teebirds- brinster and echo star)
1 firebird (because you never know.... also there's one huge dogleg hole)
2 speed 11's (two wraiths one stable one beat in)
2 speed 12's (terns because they like to fly very far)
1 valkyrie (starlite beat in for rollers)

thats 14 discs and about 7 molds...

if I go to a course that doesn't need a roller then I might swap out the the roller disc. also if its super windy then I might put in a gator.

 

[KniceZ]

Fade Crunch
2 putters (one approach, one putt)
3 mids (OS, S, US)
2 fairway (slightly OS, slightly US -Vibrams for wood shots)
5 Drivers (OS, Mod OS, Straight), Mod US, US)

I could probably get rid of a driver or two that I don't use very often but there's that rare occasion when they come in handy.

 

[KniceZ]

Also I'm curious why people carry so many putters. Are they driving putters, variations of putting lines or back-ups?

 

[tampabay]

Also I'm curious why people carry so many putters. Are they driving putters, variations of putting lines or back-ups?

I carry two of my primary putting putter so I can cycle two evenly. I alternate (they look identical) by not knowing which is which.

I then carry a soft putter for spin putting and longer approaches.

I also carry a premium plastic version for driving.

Then I have a zone for zone things.

 

[JTdisc]

Also I'm curious why people carry so many putters. Are they driving putters, variations of putting lines or back-ups?

2 base plastic putting putters, slightly understable, equal weights. For putting. If I miss a putt I can grab the other and knock it in without having to put down a marker.

1 overstable putting putter for windy days or going around stuff

1 premium plastic overstable driving/throwing putter. For drives or tricky long approaches through the woods. I don't want to beat in the putting putters too quickly.

1 premium plastic understable throwing putter. For turns or very straight approach shots through the woods to avoid beating in the putting putters.

= 5 total putters

 

[JTdisc]

To answer original question

5 putters (see above post)
3 mids (short OS tweener, long OS, straight)
4 fairway drivers (Utility OS, OS, straight, US)
3 control drivers (OS, straight, US)
3 distance drivers (Wind OS, slightly OS, slightly US)

 

[CANNON666]

5-ROCS
3-PROTO DESTROYERS
2-PUTTERS JUDGES
1-SPIRIT
2-PROTO BOSS
1-AUGUSTA WRAITH
1-PROTO SHARK
1-PROTO DOMINATOR

 

[CANNON666]

AND 1 DRIVING PUTTER MAX WEIGHT EMAC

 

[Stevo]

4 Distance Drivers (2 Outlaws, 2 Swords)
2 Control Drivers (Escape and Bandit)
4 Fairways (4 Rivals)
1 Utility (Resistor)
5 Mids (3 Ghosts, 1 Gauge, 1 Suspect (more of a utility mid for rollers and get out of trouble shots))
2 Driving/Approach Putters (1 Pure, 1 Clozer)
2 Putters (2 Clutches)

 

[Tjamesd]

Prodiscus:

4 putters
5 mids
3 utility
4 fairway
6 driver (3 orcs, 3 destroyers)

 

[DanJon]

4 Distance

4 Control

4 Fairways

4 Mids

4 Putters