My friend and I played a couple of rounds of eighteen-hole disc golf this morning. The scores were +3 to +6 and -1 to +7.
The weather was nice but it felt a bit like something was changing toward the end of the second round.
I tested out both of the discs that I found yesterday. The Dx Wraith was too flippy and I decided it was not going to make the bag. I like a little more stability from a higher-speed driver. If I find one in better plastic or that is not as beat in, I might use it.
The Prodigy D3 in 500 plastic is great. I was getting a very good grip on this disc. I expected it to fly kind of like the Shryke disc from the reviews and flight numbers. So far I think the D3 is more controllable than the Shryke for me and gives me better distance than a lot of other discs. It just turns a little bit under power and holds a hyzer angle nicely. I'm wondering if this is typical of this disc or if I've got one that is beat in just the perfect amount. I might have to get a new one to compare the flight with.
I parked the pink Prodigy disc for a birdie two rounds in a row on a 270-foot hole:
There is a tree by the tee pad on this hole that forces a longer outside line or a low ceiling center line. I took the longer outside line on both throws and was pleasantly surprised at easily getting the distance.
Of course, this opinion on the D3 was just from throwing it a few times and it was not very windy today. I could be changing my tune once the "honeymoon" phase is over, lol.
My new Idio Syncrisy disc golf shoes just came. I have not had the chance to play disc golf in them but they feel very nice to wear. It seems like these shoes will work well for disc golf and I will have to try them out soon.
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