masterbeato said:
Elm Creek Maple Grove, MN BRAND NEW!
first 3 holes are not put in do to letting the ground settle in for the year. but this is what i would throw for the first 3 holes since i was nosey and wanted to see.
1. roc
2. roc
3. eagle
4. wizard
5. TL
6. predator
7. wizard
8. force
9. roc
10. force
11. eagle
12. TL
13. roc
14. eagle
15. wizard
16. roc
17. eagle
18. orc
This was a nice comparison of what you saw in that park and what I normally throw. Elm Creek is my new home course and I like to see what others play as it gauges how similar or different my game is. All feet are approximately based upon my faulty long term memory.
1. Wizard (270 down hill)
2. Z Surge SS (375 level)
3. Z Surge SS (360 uphill)
4. Z Flick (Forehand) (280 hard right turn)
5. Shockwave (410 two right turns)
6. Champ Boss (360 across the top of the hill, turning a shot will send it all the way down)
7. Z Drone (260 down hill)
8. Z Surge SS (380 level except last 20 feet which rises 20 feet)
9. Z Surge (360 easy slope downhill, plays like 330)
10. Champ XCaliber (380, hard left turn then bottlenecks before opening back up at basket)
11. Star Boss (420 level)
12. Champ Monarch for long turnovers (if I have spotters) or hyzer bomb Z Force where I can see it. (380, first 200 feet bottlenecks slight downhill, it forces a straight or slight turn if thrown level, or a high hyzer bomb to clear the trees on right but you need to make sure you do not crash deep into the trees on the left).
13. Champ XCaliber (330 slight uphill, short but dense trees on right, thick shrubbery on left)
14. Star Boss (770 I think - wide open, slight downhill to begin, moderate uphill to end. Weeds on both sides of narrow fairway are waist high, making finding a disc nearly impossible.)
15. Wizard (190-220 slight downhill between two mature trees)
16. Champ XCaliber (350 moderate uphill requiring a little fade at end to avoid guardian line of trees on backside of basket)
17. Z Stalker (350 moderate downhill. Several patches of maturing trees on fairway. Dense forest on right. Waist high weeds on left and behind basket.)
18. Champ Boss (810, first 250 slight down hill, last 300-350 moderate to steep uphill)
I know that is a lot of molds but Elm Creek is deceptively wide open. There are a lot of long holes where you get it into your mind that you can simply bomb every throw. Precision on these 370-420 feet holes are key because the shrubbery and weeds are brutal. I have already lost three discs and a pair of prescription glasses there. I carry a lot of different molds in my bag but each one has a purpose and I am very confident with each one of them.
Now if I could ever learn how to putt...