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@Trex530 Not completely surrounded by water so that's in.

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@OhChev Hank Gathers

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@mastersdisc @ShankedDG @Crunchy_DG The esp flex plastic Raptor is made for overhand throws.

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@ShankedDG Raptor

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@JBplaysDG I really wanted to like the Malta too. Bagged it for 3 months. Now I have a buzz os and a Drone for beefy mids. Also bag 3 zones. I really see no need for a Malta in there.

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@disc_ran Thing just glides forever slow fade out. My friend who is a pro effortlessly throws it 300ft. Even in moderate winds it stays the line. I was more than impressed. Can't wait until I get my hands on a War Bear.

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@JBplaysDG Should try a drone.

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@ShankedDG Bottom left

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@disc_ran War Dove in Alpha plastic is a great throwing putter, ton of glide and a nice slow reliable fade.

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@JBplaysDG Roller

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@BogeyObi Just use your stool

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@DGQuestions I see more people going with a modified stroller or golf push cart. Seem to handle more challenging terrain. I use a sled for snow rounds, pull the bag, shovel, and ice chipper.

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@DGQuestions I use both. Courses with lots of elevation changes, or potentially muddy courses I go with a bag. Carts are great for slow rounds with backed up teepads. It doubles as a chair and it's easier to haul more gear for longer rounds.

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@Yfz84 Donald Byrd- Falling like Dominos.

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@kpippert11 Thumber

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@flippingplastic It's this or take 4 or 5 months off.

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@flippingplastic

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@GreenSplatter Depends on the shot, Force, Nuke, and Hades.

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@Papawolf39996 In

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@DGQuestions Kastaplast Faulk