DGA Titanic

by **Thatdirtykid** » Tue Mar 21, 2006 11:55 am

DGA titanic. I saw someone playing with one and it was working. "Slightly overstable" is how its decribed online, would that mean like wizard or challenger stability? anyone know?

by **sleepy** » Tue Mar 21, 2006 11:58 am

I bet it sinks like a rock. Probably not advisable to be used near water or ice.

Sorry, I had to.

sleepy

by **Blake_T** » Tue Mar 21, 2006 2:57 pm

it's basically a magnet in ESP plastic.

it's similar stability to a challenger or wizard but doesn't have a whole lot of glide.

by **Thatdirtykid** » Tue Mar 21, 2006 6:00 pm

thats kind of what I expected, definately not a putter that would do justice for my putts.

The guy probably just knew his putter well. Something I need to start doing... (im really getting to know my bangers, but Im starting the process of switching back to wizards)

by **Weebl** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 12:42 am

The 150 class Titanics are killer for upshots, the fact they dont glide much makes missed upshots not to go too far, yet light enough to get 120' metal hitters easy peasy.

by **sleepy** » Thu Mar 23, 2006 8:09 am

I went to Play It Again Sports yesterday and picked up some used plastic...can you believe someone sold them two DX Valkyries that are about two weeks away from being great roller discs?! Now I just need to learn to throw them as rollers...

Anway, much to my suprise, they also had a large assortment of new plastic, including the Titanic. I was also surprised to find the disc is stiffer than I had imagined, and the plastic was almost shiny...though the disc was black, so that could be the cause of the shine. It also seemed to be of a smaller diameter, and domier than most other putters on the rack.

Just my observations, and please take them with a grain of salt, since I am teh n00b.

sleepy

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