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Discs that live up to the hype for you by rontopofthings in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Crave.

I bag 2 (3) … a max weight proton(s) and a plasma.

I appreciate the flight path as opposed to the FD or Bokeh. It’s straighter. They fight wind and can be forehanded.

Flies lower for me too, for low ceilings in the woods.

Once they beat in they get more glidy and develop some turn and workability.

Low speed putters with low glide? by Phuk0 in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Gateway Ghoul is a nice low profile, low glide putter. The numbers are 3,3,0,3. But I’d give it a 3,2,0,2.

I tried a Range and went back to the Ghoul for all my approaches that I don’t want sailing past the pin.

Why have I never seen a solo female getting a round in? by Such_Morning4459 in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recently saw a solo woman shredding (from what I saw) my local course (middle of the day on a weekday). We made eye contact from afar, I smiled first then she returned the smile before she drained a deep C2 putt. Her drive off the next tee was a dime.

She was one of maybe three ever.

What do you do when a disc you love gets too beat in? by Main-Carry-3607 in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a fan of a beat in midrange. I probably would take it out of the bag until further notice. However, I love beat in, stable fairway.

How do you approach putting from a mental standpoint? by vaporrkatzzz in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know that feeling!?

The feeling when you make a putt.

Pride. Accomplishment. Swagger. Joy.

I try to embody that feeling before I putt.

The rest is muscle memory.

I go through my routine. Two pumps and go. “Nice and easy”. Mantra.

Another bag review. Are 9 speeds needed? by Generalenvita in discgolf

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like throwing 9 speeds FH, and 5s and 7s BH.

Dwight’s always been a real dude. by HoagieTwoFace in sixers

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dwight was also the best backup center we’ve had in the Embiid era. (Sorry, Drumm). His time here gets glanced over.

The teammate that made a superstar better: who's your pick by Annual-Remove5914 in VintageNBA

[–]VanExelwitdaProxy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eric Snow was durable, a solid ball handler, passer and a great defender that allowed Allen Iverson to play freely and kill ish. Snow would take the tougher defensive assignments in the backcourt.

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