Kissing up to Mark Ellis

I started carrying all Discraft in my bag with the exception of one Gateway Element. I did so because I found that, like ball golf, transitions between discs are easier if the rims and plastics feel similar (Ball golf- there is a solid reason for having matched irons (I know, I was a 1.2 HDCP)). I'm not knocking on Innova or anybody else but Discraft plastic just seems more consistent disc to disc.

So here's some free sucking up from a guy who broke par for the first time after drinking your kool-aid!

Z

I'm an old guy (49) who started playing a couple of months ago...)

[mr ed]

hey now, I was always told it was the Archer,not the Arrow.Peace

[Disc-O Golf]

There you go Mr. Ed!
If you follow my advice and practice in an open field, you can learn what any disc will do and then apply what that disc does when you get to the course.
It does not matter what company makes the disc, it matters that you know how it will fly and where it will land when you throw it with different amounts of power and snap and at different angles of release.
It is the Archer, not the Arrow.
Everyone should be glad that Innova and Discraft always try to "one up" each other......guess who benefits from that!?!?!
The Players!
If they were not competing so fiercely we might still be stuck throwing Aeros as our main drivers!
There would be no push for discs to get better, stronger and faster.

[Chris Crandall]

so far i use innova but i plan on having a good mix on discraft and innova in my bag along with a gateway wizard ss putter, and a millenium jls