Drive and Approach Line in the open

[Thatdirtykid]

I know theres driving with putter threads and such. however I was wondering if people perfer a sweeping hyzer or a hyzer flip just to the right and let the fade pull it in.

I love driving wizards but I cant decide which is more accurate to throw straighter or a smooth hyzer line.

Just want to hear what others do, I know people who one and others who do the others. Mabey get some pros/cons discussion going

[Fritz]

I know theres driving with putter threads and such. however I was wondering if people perfer a sweeping hyzer or a hyzer flip just to the right and let the fade pull it in.

I love driving wizards but I cant decide which is more accurate to throw straighter or a smooth hyzer line.

Just want to hear what others do, I know people who one and others who do the others. Mabey get some pros/cons discussion going

What exactly is a sweeping Hyzer?

When I throw my Rhyno I tend to Hyzer flip.

[Blake_T]

it's always more consistent to throw a sweeping hyzer.

anything that involves turn is inherently inconsistent in comparison.

[Weebl]

If there's no wind I use a slightly nose up putter chuck from 130' and in (if it misses chains then the nose up lets it stall and settle <30' from the basket), if there's wind(70'-200') or it's further with no wind (>130') I use a sweeping hyzer with my stable Roc. With wind inside of 70' sweeping hyzer (usually, depending on wind angle) with my JK Aviar-X.

[garublador]

If I can get there with a sweeping hyzer I'll do that. I throw stall outs sometimes too for the same reasons as Weebl. It's also a very comfortable shot for me because that's how I throw catch discs.

[Fritz]

What's a sweeping Hyzer? I've only been playing DG for little over a year.

[Blake_T]

ask scott bet $5 he calls you a newb hehe

a hyzer you pull out to the right that "bites" early and holds a constant angle until the later portion of the fade. so basically, a hyzer that sweeps from right to left. it is mainly to be differentiated from a flat hyzer, straight hyzer, nose down hyzer, etc.

[Fritz]

ask scott bet $5 he calls you a newb hehe

a hyzer you pull out to the right that "bites" early and holds a constant angle until the later portion of the fade. so basically, a hyzer that sweeps from right to left. it is mainly to be differentiated from a flat hyzer, straight hyzer, nose down hyzer, etc.

Nice, thanks. I'll have to try that out.

[Blake_T]

they are basically those shots you see people pull 40' out to the right and then fade them back 40' to the pin. like this:
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[Weebl]

It's also a very comfortable shot for me because that's how I throw catch discs.

Bingo For me a 120' upshot is like a day at the beach!

[garublador]

It's also a very comfortable shot for me because that's how I throw catch discs.

Bingo For me a 120' upshot is like a day at the beach!

Now if I can just get the baskets to run around and catch the discs like my friends do...

[sleepy]

Now if I can just get the baskets to run around and catch the discs like my friends do...

sleepy