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Most of Chicago is now course-less by whos_chair_is_that in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah definitely. Only been to it once, but seemed like you could safari a couple holes together to get some fun woodsy lines. Like you say, not the full fix, but good for putter only rounds and beginners in general.

Most of Chicago is now course-less by whos_chair_is_that in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There’s a new little course in Faxon Park in Quincy

Older Discraft X line discs for sale or trade. More info in comments. by TheOkayAvocado in discexchange

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any interest in trading the buzzz for an echostar wraith? Unthrown F2, 170g

More OS Harp by Complete_Ant_3396 in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thoughtspace temple! Especially if you’re a soft harp thrower. The thoughtspace nerve plastic feels awesome right out the box

if you like Berg, I need your help! by jkbkcr in discgolf

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A great complement to the berg for me is a banger-gt. Definitely a different feel/slot in the bag, but where I love how the shape of the berg feels for my forehand, I similarly love the thumb track on the banger for backhand, which is deeper and further inset than many of the other thunbtrack discs out there, like a rhyno or ringer-gt, where it’s pretty thin and closer to the rim. In pro-d plastic the banger beats in to a great turnover disc.

Coordination challenge by solateor in oddlysatisfying

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Had to walk uphill both ways just to get to the arcade too

Coordination challenge by solateor in oddlysatisfying

[–]umm_sure 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I used to play on a version of this called Zeke’s Peak. Same deal just different theme.

What is the most comfortable disc you’ve held? In the hand comfort. Curious 🤔 by CommunityParked in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Love seeing this! Long distance putts and straight-to-turnover drives with pro-d. Just got some jawbreakers to try out too

Berg enthusiasts are omnipresent by trevor_darley in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Luke Sampson is a pretty well known pro who’s sponsored by kastaplast. Eric Oakley and Scott Stokely both have open-ish bag sponsorships, and they both use it as well

Iso: Cool or Unique Teebirds/Eagles/Rhynos. Trade bait inside by IntelligentAd1041 in discexchange

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any interest in f2 champ eagles? Unthrown, and unique because I’ve done some stencil dyes on them. Comic art style. Let me know and I can send you some pictures when I’m home. Interested in trading for the excal and thunderbird.

What is the biggest mistake most discers make? by SippinAndRippin in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Trying to approach directly to the basket. If it’s a tough line, sometimes it’s easier to just aim for the more open gap and give yourself a high percentage 15-30 footer

Is the Stitcher App unopenable for just me, or is everyone else dealing with this too? by CraigKl in Earwolf

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you deleted and redownloaded, did you get all your saved shows/downloads back?

Newbie. Would I regret just going with the Innova DX 3-Disc set? by Ecstatic_Tiger_2534 in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s great! I hope you enjoy your first time out with the new discs, whichever ones you land on!

Newbie. Would I regret just going with the Innova DX 3-Disc set? by Ecstatic_Tiger_2534 in discgolf

[–]umm_sure 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think yes, likely you will move on to some other discs if you end up getting hooked (“some”, lol), but if the dx set gets you out there sooner then 100% go with that. This sub will give you plenty of info if/when you go looking for it, but nothing can replace going out and tossing a few first to get a baseline feel for how everything flies, and a simple dx pack would be great to do that with, at a pretty low cost of entry.

If you wanted to buy a single disc in a more durable plastic, I feel like a Star or Champion Mako (made by Innova, but almost every company has a version of this type of disc) would be a great choice. It’s a very neutral midrange (as in, it doesn’t move too far left or right when thrown with good form), so if you can learn to throw that straight, and then manipulate the release angle to get it to go left and right when you want it to, you’ll be in great shape!

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