Y'all worked Trevor hard by using Independence for this challenge. A more open course like Falling Creek would tilt it more in his favor since he could throw sick rollers and have unlimited ceiling for the understable discs to work. Run this back at a less technical course!
Not a chance. Understable discs in the hands of someone that has skill will do way better. 90 percent of the covid babies I see on the course are using discs that are WAY too stable for their skill level. This seems to happen especially to side-arm dominant people that have never learned how to properly throw a backhand.
If trevor coulda gotten newer understable stuff or discs he knew it woulda been a better match. With no knowledge of the flight paths overstable wins everytime but with someone that kknows the discs understable wins most of the time especially in wooded courses
My paradox is one of my favorite discs in my bag. First disc I hyzer flipped through a tunnel shot (a literal cement tunnel). It's pretty touchy but you can make some really cool shot shapes with it.
I live in Delaware and have heard a lot about that course, haven't played it yet though. Broken chains in PA is also a fantastic course if you haven't played it.
@@jgildeajr Don't think I've played any course in PA... But I wouldn't doubt theres some beuts. The only knock against DE, is, unless its changed, is the entrance fee. Speaking of fees... New Quarter Park in the fall is nice.
Hole 10 Rivery in Georgetown TX. Probably the prettiest hole in the Austin area but there's about 15 courses so it's a tough call. Most of Roy G used to be really awesome but it's overrun with homeless now.
Troija is the actual mini Tilt. It is like a Tilt but slower. So a mini Tilt. Can't put too much annhyzer on it without throwing it with a tomahawk shot.
@@ronjones-6977 Mutant is barely compareable to the Troija. Mutant isn't anywhere near as stable as the Troija is. No kidding, the Troija is insane. It is hard to throw any flex curves with it because it only wants to fade. Way closer to the Tilt flight than the Mutant.
Idea much like only picking discs you haven't thrown; Make 3-5 piles of discs; putters, mids, Fairway/control/distance drivers. Cover your eyes and pick a few discs for a round. Don't bash the Diamond, power down. My 170g Opto Diamond can get 300" almost straight from A to B on a smooth hyzer, so little power used... great to have uphill and with a tailwind. For the moment It's lent to a friend of mine just starting to play :)
I loved the Omega SS. . . for a time. I eventually gave mine away to a person who had no golf discs. I'm all Challengers now, except I keep an APX around for something or other.
They were one of my first putters back in the day. At one point i feel like everyone was throwing a ss/jk type putter. Now its gone back to hard putters which makes sense as you can get a better grip..
@@mech0p And baskets are better, too (the new Innova baskets, for one) . But yeah when the "candy" plastic (Champion, Z) came out, that a just about, in mind, the exact right kind of polymer for putters. I hated it for drivers, but putting? Ive tried all the other plastics but they just don't quite keep up. CryZtal Z Challenger my all time favorite disc.
