Throwing uphill...

[Jeronimo]

I hate it, a lot.

You?

[zj1002]

I learn how to get better

you?

[Jeronimo]

I deal with it and face the problem head on. Still hate it though.

[ziggy]

Amateur dgc at tobaggon has uphill on every other hole.
I was rudely welcomed to it back in '04.

It's a different kind of beast throwing up , yes it is.

[Jeronimo]

I've yet to meet a hill hole that I haven't conquered fully, though the Toboggan course does intimidate me through sheer reputation. For me half the fun is watching a disc glide and throwing up a hill reduces that effect by like 50% (arbitrary %)

i.e.
Not only is it more difficult, its boring.

[Pwingles]

Throw less stable discs imo

[jsun3thousand]

go play blue valley in kansas city. it will teach you a thing or two.

[Jeronimo]

go play blue valley in kansas city. it will teach you a thing or two.

*runs off to dgcr to look dat shit up*

[JR]

On my home course the majority of drives are best thrown upward. The course is built around ski jumping hills. It is a challenge and i'm not that interested in throwing low HSS discs but low LSS ones. Flipping discs when there is a steep slope off the fairway ain't nice. So more HSS actually helps in staying in the middle. Getting the knees higher and planning for less reach back and toe pointing angle away from the target helps.

[Frank Delicious]

I love it because I love throwing flippy plastic

[niuvalleycane]

blizzard for uphillard

[vtbuzzz]

I throw my most flippy disc on a hyzer. I love throwing up hill especially a few holes on sugarbush base course.

[jsun3thousand]

go play blue valley in kansas city. it will teach you a thing or two.

*runs off to dgcr to look dat shit up*

it's one of the longest permanent courses in the country ranging between 9297 ft. – 11049 ft. it's up and down monster hills all day long. you're looking at a 3+ hour long round and you won't see another group the entire time. blue valley is more about the experience than anything. the tee pads are awesome because they are massive and shaped like the hole. you play blue valley for fun once a year and for tournaments. if you have the 09 world's dvd the final 9 features holes 1,2, and 3 from blue valley then the over the pond hole is a temp, then it's the baby course until the 9th hole. play it when the weather is nice because it's not fun in the heat or the wind.

[Pwingles]

go play blue valley in kansas city. it will teach you a thing or two.

*runs off to dgcr to look dat shit up*

it's one of the longest permanent courses in the country ranging between 9297 ft. – 11049 ft. it's up and down monster hills all day long. you're looking at a 3+ hour long round and you won't see another group the entire time. blue valley is more about the experience than anything. the tee pads are awesome because they are massive and shaped like the hole. you play blue valley for fun once a year and for tournaments. if you have the 09 world's dvd the final 9 features holes 1,2, and 3 from blue valley then the over the pond hole is a temp, then it's the baby course until the 9th hole. play it when the weather is nice because it's not fun in the heat or the wind.

ITs a very long course, fun to play every now and then, on a daily basis, not so much

[colombo117]

I don't mind a few uphill shots, like 3-4 out of 18. More than that, and I just suck it up and decide not to play that course a lot after that.

Best discs in my opinion for up hill:

Beat 165-170 rocs
DX Leos
Beat Valks
Beat Pro Destroyers