C. B.'s Bag

[C. B.]

Z Pred, Champ Firebird, DX Teebird, DX Teebird, Champ Teebird
Champ Valk, DX Valk, DX Valk, Glow Gazelle, DX Gazelle
DX Roc, KC Pro Roc, KC Pro Roc, Rancho Roc, Ontario Roc
Magic, S Wizard, SS Wizard, SS Wizard, M Wizard

[K-Dog 19]

is there a reason for both a predator and a firebird?

[IowaDiscGolf]

What I want to know is, how many KC Pro Rocs does one need? How many Wizards does one need?

[Bradley Walker]

Cool KC Pro...

[dgdave]

What I want to know is, how many KC Pro Rocs does one need? How many Wizards does one need?

I carry 5 KC Rocs

[IowaDiscGolf]

What I want to know is, how many KC Pro Rocs does one need? How many Wizards does one need?

I carry 5 KC Rocs

What are they?

[tumpsi]

What I want to know is, how many KC Pro Rocs does one need? How many Wizards does one need?

I carry 5 KC Rocs

What are they?

Wild guess: KC Rocs lol!

[IowaDiscGolf]

What I want to know is, how many KC Pro Rocs does one need? How many Wizards does one need?

I carry 5 KC Rocs

What are they?

Wild guess: KC Rocs lol!

OK genius, good one.

Clarification: would you describe the 5 KC Pro Rocs in terms of their distinguishing flight characteristics or stabilities? I'm curious about this since I carry three Rocs: straight, period; straight-to-overstable, and overstable.

[dgdave]

1. Flippy, roller, touch and glidey shots
2. Strait to late turn
3. straight slight hyzer finish
4. Moderate over stable, Teebird flight
5. Very overstable, new begining wear process.

Its alomst like having a Pred, 3 teebirds in different stages, and a TL. Thats my driver setup. I throw rocs off the tee a lot.

[Solbo]

Im in the same boat.

4 ching stamp rocs, various weights, various beat
1 KC Pro
1 Champ 06' USDGC
1 Glow
1 DX 171 turnovers

Thats 8, during casual/practice rounds, I beat on some of them with extra throws.... They are all pretty flat top except the KC Pro and the Champion. (hyzer rocs)

[C. B.]

Thanks for the comments. As far as some of the questions...

I've used a champ and dx firebird for thumbers and overstable pig slot. Then after reading post after post about how great the Z Predator is, I bought one and have been using it for about a week now. I like it, but I do notice quite a different flight path than the firebird. The FB turns the whole way, where the Predator goes striaght longer, then turns hard. I'm sure I'll have to pick one or the other.

The Rocs and Wizards are overkill, but I try to rotate them to get them beat up faster. I don't need that many in one round, but keep them around to have different stages of wear.

I played four different courses this past Sunday and had the best putting day ever. Made more 30+ feet puts than I ever have, and didn't miss inside 20 feet. I used the 174 black chalky Magic and it felt great coming out of the hand each time. Anyone else use the Magic?

[IowaDiscGolf]

1. Flippy, roller, touch and glidey shots
2. Strait to late turn
3. straight slight hyzer finish
4. Moderate over stable, Teebird flight
5. Very overstable, new begining wear process.

Its alomst like having a Pred, 3 teebirds in different stages, and a TL. Thats my driver setup. I throw rocs off the tee a lot.

I dig. I played with this kid who has some sick snap, I watched him throw his KC Pro 350'+ without any real practice. Discs are different to different players.

Why do you personally throw them off the tee a lot? I throw Rocs more than drivers off the pad but only because they're straighter and more predictable than drivers.

[IowaDiscGolf]

Thanks for the comments. As far as some of the questions...

I've used a champ and dx firebird for thumbers and overstable pig slot. Then after reading post after post about how great the Z Predator is, I bought one and have been using it for about a week now. I like it, but I do notice quite a different flight path than the firebird. The FB turns the whole way, where the Predator goes striaght longer, then turns hard. I'm sure I'll have to pick one or the other.

The Rocs and Wizards are overkill, but I try to rotate them to get them beat up faster. I don't need that many in one round, but keep them around to have different stages of wear.

I played four different courses this past Sunday and had the best putting day ever. Made more 30+ feet puts than I ever have, and didn't miss inside 20 feet. I used the 174 black chalky Magic and it felt great coming out of the hand each time. Anyone else use the Magic?

I put the soft Magic in the bag a week and a half ago for upshots and some putting situations (options.) Since then, I have had about 4 or 5 basket-clobbers from the fairway...none have gone in yet but I'm all over it with this straight-to-turning putter. It has a really cool straight path, you think it's going to fade and then it just keeps going straight.

[dgdave]

1. Flippy, roller, touch and glidey shots
2. Strait to late turn
3. straight slight hyzer finish
4. Moderate over stable, Teebird flight
5. Very overstable, new begining wear process.

Its alomst like having a Pred, 3 teebirds in different stages, and a TL. Thats my driver setup. I throw rocs off the tee a lot.

I dig. I played with this kid who has some sick snap, I watched him throw his KC Pro 350'+ without any real practice. Discs are different to different players.

Why do you personally throw them off the tee a lot? I throw Rocs more than drivers off the pad but only because they're straighter and more predictable than drivers.

I throw them a lot because i toss them 330 ish pretty consistantly. I also have less mistakes with them. Slower disc=minimized risk. I just made that up. I feel like Jackie Childs.