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phillip v
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| Posted:9/3/2009 1:21:11 PM |
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dose anyone know whare the cheapest place is to buy disc around adrian ?
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AD4351
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| Posted:9/3/2009 1:25:54 PM |
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Yo phillip I have the cheapest discs in town currently have 500 in stock. A.D. DISCS is the Heritage DGC number 1 sponsor, i just donated $180 to the tourney held last week. AD DISC phone # 517.902.1507....Al...
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phillip v
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| Posted:9/3/2009 1:36:33 PM |
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sounds good...
I'll get a hold of my friend, he dosen't have any disc of his owne yet... and it wouldn't hurt if I add a few myself...
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Lee
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| Posted:9/3/2009 3:11:47 PM |
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AD discs is by far the cheapest and has a good selection!!
And on the plus AL will help you pick out a disc that will suit your game. If you have any disc questions post em up as their are allot of us around that can help you choose what's right.
MOST COMMON DISC GOLF NEW PLAYER MISTAKE
IS......
buying the latest and greatest fastest flyer on the market. The latest and greatest are often waaaaaayy to advanced and overstable for newer players. Which means you try your hardest and throw disc 50ft and it turns HARD left(if you are right hander) going 50ft + left. Don't worry as we all did it when we started so I make it a mission to try and help people not waste their money on something they won't be able to throw.
good beginner/intermediate discs AL stocks are
leopard
cheetah
valkyrie- lighter weight the better
midranges are good to start with because they go straight with less effort. and you can drive approach and putt with em.
sorry for the novel but figured i might share some learned info.
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Lee
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| Posted:9/3/2009 3:32:56 PM |
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also here is innovas chart.
the easier to throw discs are gonna be on the right side of chart. further left on the chart means it will hook left harder. really for newer players i wouldn't go further left on the chart than the beast, sidewinder,dragon, cheetah. anything there and to the right for drivers is a good starting point. only change is valkyrie is easier to throw than beast so swap those 2. for midranges you can really go with anything to start. midranges are easy to learn to throw straighter but to really control them great it will take some practice. but because they go straighter with less arm speed they commonly go as far or farther than drivers for new players.hope this info helps
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Lee
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| Posted:9/3/2009 3:38:34 PM |
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also a great in between mid and driver to start with is the stingray. low profile streamline like a driver but easy to throw straight.
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phillip v
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| Posted:9/4/2009 12:05:46 PM |
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right now I have a:
innova aviar put & approach
innova shark
I had a innova cheetah "black" that I lost in the tall grass to the left befor the big hill on hole 3... thats ok I never did like that one anyways...
and I have a discraft j-bird that I got a long time a go...
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DiscGolfDave
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| Posted:9/4/2009 12:21:44 PM |
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| The beast and spider are good too.
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phillip v
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| Posted:2/11/2010 11:22:59 AM |
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looks like I'm going to have at least $50  and maybe more ... to spend by the time the weather gets good enough to start going back out ...
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Lee
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| Posted:2/15/2010 12:43:24 AM |
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if you hven't yet create a profile on discgolfscene.com
its free and a great tool to use to track scores and keep up with friends.
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phillip v
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| Posted:2/19/2010 12:48:01 PM |
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no.. I don't have a profile thare, I'm realy just a casual player...
realy just started playing agian last year... got two of my friends to try it and they loved it...
thats why I want to get some more gear. its not to bad to have 2 people shareing disc's and working out of 1 bag, but when you get to 3 or more its a pain....
I know my friends have a limted bugets, but I have a little extra cash so I'm wanting to set up 2 bags hopefuly with enough discs for 2 people each...
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Lee
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| Posted:2/19/2010 1:19:18 PM |
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I would call myself casual but competetive. As I only played 1 tournament last year in which I had the meltdown of a lifetime in the second round. lol
look forward to meeting you out on the course once spring hits
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martyickes
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| Posted:7/25/2010 9:17:56 AM |
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| id like to see what u have in stock. what is ur average selling price on ur disc? do u have package deals?
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AD4351
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| Posted:7/25/2010 11:06:33 PM |
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| Marty Thanks for calling, I hope we can take care of all your disc golf needs. The discs range from $8 up to $19 depending on the type of plastic. Most of the Molds come in different types of plastic. Star & ESP plastic is the most popular right now, most players like the grippyness of the plastic and its durable. Stars & ESP cost around $16 - $18 depending on where you purchase from. Star is the Innova brand & ESP is the Discraft equivalent. A.D. Discs has a huge selection right now with 500 discs in stock, Disc golf bags and disc golf apparel also available. Check out Innovachampion's website for a lot more info on their products. A.D. DISCS is an authorized Innova distributor. League nights is a great place to purcahse or better yet win new discs. The league at the Heritage is every Tuesday @ 5:30pm, if you can, you should try to make it out. There is always someone there with discs for sale. A.D. Discs putts money back into our course and sport and is the primary sponsor of the upcoming 2nd annual kick off clasic disc gfolf tourney that will be played on 8/28/10 at the Heritage DGC...call Al @ 517.902.1507...Late...Fly high & dry...
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