DGA Bag Review...

[jclepa]

Let me start off by saying I never really intended to carry a single company's plastic. But after picking up a Squall it quickly became my mid-range of choice (I used to carry Spiders and Sharks) DGA Plastic is the only plastic that I feel comes out of my hand consistantly...

Drivers
174 Tsunami - overstable driver
170 Tsunami - Stable Driver
175 Sparkle Rogue - Distance Driver
175 Rogue - Distance driver (soon to be beat enough to be understable)
172 Rogue - Understable Driver

Mid-Range
177 Shockwave - overstable midrange
175 First-flight shockwave - stable midrange
178 Squall - this one's really flat and used for throwing into the wind
169 Squall - stable to understable midrange

Putters
2x 170 Rubber Putter (Before you make fun of them, I've been using a rubber putter since I started playing and they just feel right to me now. I've tried wizards, aviars, and challengers and while I'm confident they could become successful I just don't feel like spending the time to learn them. Besides it's not like I'm a terrible putter anyway. I just wish that the Rubber putter could take a little more power behind it. I can't throw them more than about 60 feet out.)

Is this a usable minimalist bag or am I missing something?? I have found that lately I've been throwing closer to 350 for drives and the heavier tsunami isn't quite as stable as it used to be. Should I just pick up a new one or try something like a preditor?

[MR. WICK]

That looks pretty good if you really want to just throw dga. However, when you start to gain distance the tsunami is not going to be REALLY overstable for you.

[corey115]

the only thing you dont have is a true wind fighting driver, a la Pred

[masterbeato]

the tsunami is actually very overstable even people with big power. I was thinking about a beat in tsunami for a distance fairway driver for a while or a power hyzer disc since I can throw a 430' power hyzer with them.

[MR. WICK]

the tsunami is actually very overstable even people with big power. I was thinking about a beat in tsunami for a distance fairway driver for a while or a power hyzer disc since I can throw a 430' power hyzer with them.

A beat in tsunami flies very much like a new champ teebird. Almost too much like it. I switched to the pred from the tsunami

[jclepa]

What plastic Pred would you recommend?? And are they anything like a Pulse? I had won a Pulse at a tourney and tried throwing it but between the groove top and the quick turn I couldn't stand them. They take way more power than I have right now. And most courses down here in Lower Alabama aren't open so I doubt I will be really developing more distance.

Thanks for your help

[dgdave]

Mega Overstable= Z
Real Overstable= ESP

[Jesse B 707]

it would be nice if you had a true fairway driver in there, but i don't even know if DGA makes one. kinda a tough company to throw exclusively IMO

[MR. WICK]

Riptide is their "fairway driver" I think. Not a bad disc. I have one that's a 9/10 if anyone is interested.

[jclepa]

I use the Squall as my fairway driver... it's one of those long discraft midranges. And the lightweight Tsunami follows practically the same line as a teebird. Those two cover any shot that I feel would fit the fairway driver slot. Besides, the courses down here really don't call for many fairway driver shots. I would say I throw a Squall/Shockwave on about 75% of my drives.