Friday, January 26, 2007

Fresno 2007 Disc Golf Tournament (CVS)


Video of the 2007 Tournament at Wood Legacy Disc Golf Course.

Sunday, October 30, 2005

EDGC Video

European Disc Golf Championship Video 2005
Click on title to check it out.

Brad

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

USDGC

Video about the 2005 us championship.
Click on title.

Brad

Friday, September 16, 2005

Wraith Meet with Rave Review


The PRO WRAITH ( 175g ) is quite simply the most elite distance driver (not for beginners). Its flight path is very similar to a Quarter K, in which it flies very stable and straight for 80% of the flight & then turns overstable (little less than a Firebird). Its profile is a lot more comfortable and easier to grip than the 1/4 k, as well as a much more durable plastic.

My main driver in comparison is a Champion Orc 175g, and I average on Distance Drives about 375-380ft (max about 410ft)... With the Wraith I average about 400ft and have maxed at about 440ft. I haven�t thrown it Forehand or Thumber many times, but it seems to perform as well as my Firebird.

Overall, I find the Innova disc stat numbers of [ 11 5 0 3] to be a fair judge and comparison to the other Innova Discs. I can see the increase of speed and float over my [ 10 4 -1 3] Orc, and the stability of a Firebird [ 9 3 0 4] with less extreme slow speed fade.

If you got enough power and snap to throw at least 330ft then this Disc is for you!

Brad
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Quarter K {Disc Review}

I personally like this disc. The closest disc I have to compare it with is my 175g Champion Orc. The 1/4-K has about the same high speed stability and Slightly more overstable at low speed. The 1/4-K gets an average of 30ft more D, in which speed is a little more, and the FLoat seems quite-a-bit more. The grip is a little awkward at first, due to the difference is profile. The plastic isn't nearly as durable as the Innova Champion, and I constantly see this as the biggest negative of the 1/4-K. However, I would like to point out that the plastic is similiar to Innova Dx, but I find it more Plyable and I can easily with my teeth bite and reshape any dent. Because it usually only dents, instead of getting torn and cut like Dx plastic.
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Brad

Thursday, February 03, 2005

brave free novelty

Check out this mp3 by Brave Free Man its called "Disc Golf Huzzah"

brave free novelty

Brad

Monday, November 29, 2004

I played several courses in Phoenix over Thanksgiving

I played at Conocida Park at Greenway & I-17 (was -2)
I played the course in Papago Park at Mills & Curry in Tempe (was -1 under after 18)
I also played the Shelly Sharpe Memorial DGC in Scottsdale (was -2)
I also played Buffalo Ridge at 101 & 16th ST. (was -2 & -2 on the second day)

I had alot of fun at these courses in Phoenix, so if you are ever in the area give these a try. The Shelly Sharpe Course is a danger for losing your disc in the water on about 4 holes. The 9-hole course in tempe is tough and not for beginers. Conicida Park is a excellent course for beginers. Buffalo Ridge is Rather tough for some people to play due to the constant up and down the side of a mountain.

Brad

Saturday, November 13, 2004

Welcome to the Disc Golf Blog

Topic Today is What would you say is your favorite long distance driver?

Mine is the Innova Orc 175g

Brad