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Originally Posted by emmarose
i would recommend something lighter for a driver (for her)... and something faster (hmmmm... probably a 150g star valk  this was my go-to driver until just recently when i made the step up to a boss, but i still throw that in a 150as well... ) ... she might also have a lot of luck with a leopard for a solid, straight down the middle kind of driver, won't get you much distance, tho, but in the beginning that's fine... and then every girl needs a 150 sidewinder, i prefer mine in the champion plastic, but i know some ladies that like the star... i have friends that swear by their skeeters, but in my opinion the aviar is the best way to go for a putter... glad y'all're gettin' out on the course...
peace threw disc golf,
emmarose |
I agree with the Leopard idea. Set those Roadrunners aside for now on concentrate on throwing flat, straight, and accurate. Move to a faster disc once you're hitting fairways with consistency. If you're relatively new, you may not be seeing a big distance difference between your mids and drivers anyway.