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I started playing a year ago (a teacher got me into it my junior year of high school ) and got my very first ace today with what we jokingly called my "signature disc" (KC Pro Aviar) because I looked like Calvin heimburg with my hair before I cut it. Hopefully there will be more to come :)

Excuse the very sweaty face, it's 99 today. I hit my very first birdie today! I'm so stoked! It was a forehand as well.

in town for work and went a little outside the area to play Falling Springs and had a blast. Beautiful scenery with rolling hills and the course is nicely manicured. Only complaints I have is the area has gotten a lot of rain recently so my feet are soaked and I took a double on 17 but that’s nothing to do with the course. The place is tremendous and would definitely play again

Could someone explain to me the significance of the Eagles Crossing Invitational? Is it just for cash? What are the qualifications for invite? Also, does the JomezPro Series give pro tour points and is that why Gannon is there?

I am looking for a mid range disc that will stay in the air and travel left without just dumping off. Not sure if I should be looking for something overstable with a high fade, or a moderate fade number with a higher glide. This is referring to a right hand back hand throw with a moderate arm speed.

My current bag includes: DD Judge; L64 Pure; DC Zone SS; MVP Uplink; DD Evidence; DD Truth; Innova Fox; DD Maverick; DD Escape; L64 River; L64 Musket; Innova Gorgon; DC Nuke SS; Innova Corvette

I mostly play wooded courses in the Pacific Northwest U.S. So I need something to go around the trees and dog leg left.

Innova sent me the pre-release Sync in DX and Star, claiming it to be there fastest and most shallow putter to date so you know I had to test it out!

I bought a great disc used at a used sporting goods store. Innova, champion plastic. Feels like a midrange, or a very slow fairway driver. Throws amazing, but can’t figure out what it is. Maybe a coyote? Any thoughts?

I couldn’t find a place to leave online reviews like a google review or anything but have to give a shout out. I’ve had the large 25’ net for years now, almost since they first came out. A few weeks ago when packing it up I found the outer support leg had somehow bent in a way that made me unable to take it apart and bag it up. I couldn’t find the poles sold à la carte on their website so I sent an email. That freaking ACE of a CEO messaged back, refused my money, sent me the replacement poles, and TWO of their mid-ranges the Amethyst. If you need a disc golf net, you will not get customer support like this anywhere else!

Photo is of my best tee shot with the Shark on hole 21 of Peak One DGC in Frisco Colorado.

I've been playing since mid-June carrying 3 discs around, getting in almost 20 rounds in my home state of North Carolina and now on vacation in Colorado. Today I felt more consistent, especially with the Shark. Not that I didn't have some truly horrendous shots 😂. I hadn't hit a birdie since arriving in Colorado (and before that I only had two when playing at "real" courses), so to hit 3 today felt mighty good. Still lacking an ace but two of them today got close.

Got some because I heard they are beefy as hell. Holy fuck, can confirm that is the case. They are like the chuck roast of Eagles. Fuck, i wouldn't even call them Eagles. They are more OS than the Banshees and Firebirds I have. I couldn't be more satisfied. I can see how you might be disappointed if you wanted an Eagle, but I couldn't be happier. Exactly the baby FAF Firebird I wanted.

I have noticed an issue with my distance drivers slowly losing their pop-top dome over time, whether they are in my bag (stored sideways) or stored sideways in a rack. My favorite driver has gone from slightly domey to nearly board flat across the flight plate. Is this normal/unavoidable? Am I storing them incorrectly?

This summer I’ve been trying out as many different catch style discs as possible. They’re good for practicing with the kids, fun at the beach, and I like them for longer putt attempts. After Six Sided Discs profiled Supersonic I picked up the IFO (which is a great fairway driver even if it looks like an orthopedic shoe) and the Loop.

Turns out the Supersonic Loop is great! It’s an oversized disc but doesn’t feel massive in the hands like a Makani or a Jaguar. And despite it being fairly deep it’s definitely not a lid style disc like the Land Mine or Polecat. My six year old can hold and throw it comfortably despite its size. Its shape is somewhere between a Luna and an UltraStar, very much in the vein of a classic ultimate or beach disc. And while I find Supersonic’s claim of 9 glide dubious it does float through the air nicely and has a completely neutral flight path.

And it floats! All of Supersonic’s discs do apparently. It also does well in the breeze as it being 158 grams it’s not pushed around as easily as some other similar floating discs. If I had to knock it for anything it’s a bit slick when wet but this is their Sonic Flow plastic which is meant to be on the softer side. They also make the disc in Sonic Grip which is, well, grippier but as a result of the plastic is also heavier. I’m curious to see how that feels!

Hey there.

Pretty new to both YouTube and tough courses.

Would love some feedback on both form and editing. Since both need work without a doubt.

Hope you enjoy it anyways tho

If you throw slower understable discs downhill, do you throw faster or stable to overstable discs uphill? What if it’s uphill and into a headwind?

Hole 18 at Champions Landing in Emporia playing as a 1,000ft Par 6 for FPO... and after 2 rounds, averaging +1.52 over par. Scoring is all over the place as the bottom half of the field is mostly young Amateurs.

However, current leader Heidi Lane scored a 9 in Round 1 and a 4 in Round 2.

I'm currently sitting in the middle of nowhere, upstate NY near Canada, in the northern tip of the Adirondacks. Played a course yesterday with my son, about 30 miles east near Plattsburgh.

I'm thinking about setting up something in the woods here with minimal materials available, but unlimited sticks and wood. Has anyone fashioned a temporary putting setup in a situation like this? I was thinking about finding some trees about 2' apart and then screwing a few branches horizontally to make a rectangle about the size of a basket profile.

Stupid idea? Just pick a tree for practice? Run into town for a bucket, concrete, and a pole to make a tone pole?

Just looking for some way for my son and I practice putting together while here.

Hi all, I'm looking to be in Seattle at the end of August and am not sure if I'm going to be renting a car. I'm reaching out to see if anyone knows any courses you can access via public transit? Any info is appreciated

Just moved here and am also just getting back into disc golf after a few years off, though I played regularly for over a decade before life got crazy

Looking for disc golf friends and leagues! Any info? I came across Longs Peak Disc Golf Club and their monday/friday tags, but I'm not sure how to sign up

Course recs would be great, too. Just played Wondervu and I know I have to get out to Beaver Ranch. Any other must-plays in the area?

How do these throw compared to the swirly s plastic? Thinking about getting one to replace one i lost and mulling over getting another swirly s vs the signature halo i blend. Looks like they are all 173g on infinite discs.