First off we're gonna go with my KC Pro Aviars. I like them blank with the
little Team Innova wings on it. If I'm ever lining up, spin it in my hand, I'll
get it comfortable and aim it right at the center of the pole so that gives me
a little line to reflect on to aim at every single time. They're really good
for headwind putts, tailwind putts. They drop really good right towards the
basket so in that case use the KC Aviar, these are Color Glow. Next up I have the
Luster AviarX3. I use this in a lot of tailwind situations or headwinds where I
need an approach up to probably 250 feet. Throw it nice and firm straight through the
wind and it'll hold a pretty true line and not get too far off track to the
right or left. It normally finishes left for me but when I do use it it's mainly in
the headwind so I don't have to throw anything that's going to turn on me. I
have the Star Sonic which is also my tour series disc. This disc goes around
corners, it can hold a hyzer line at lower percentage energy while throwing the
shot. 50% you throw with hyzer it'll hold pretty much the whole way and flip
to flat just barely. This is one of the most utilizable discs in my bag. I use it
for get out of jail throw ins from up to 100, 150. Sonic's one of my favorite all-time
discs. Next up I have my Color Glow 2016 Roc3. This gets about 80% of my birdies.
Three to four hundred foot shots in the woods, out of the woods - this is my
workhorse. If I had an all-around best disc in my bag right now
I would say the Color Glow Roc. I got the Tour Series Garrett Gurthie Wombat3.
Some people think I'm crazy but this is the most utilizable disc that
you can make do whatever you want. Throw with a hyzer line, low, it'll hold the
hyzer. If I throw with a little hyzer, throw a little high,
pops up straight and holds the line straight. I can even use it for flicks,
backhand about 60, 70 percent and let it go about 380, 400. I really would like
everyone if you have the chance, just go get yourself one and try it out before
you knock it. Next up Barry Schultz Leopard. If you don't have one go get you
a Barry Schultz Leopard. I like to use this disc in the woods or any low
ceilings that need to go push 350, 400 feet. It's the disc that I throw where it's a
little uncomfortable to throw my Roc3 where I need something a little bit
longer and tighter fairways. Next up I got a Color Glow TeeBird. I use this for
any headwind shots up to 400 out in the wide open. This disc is pretty
stable. Might be a little bit more overstable for some other users but in
Double G's golf bag, I'm using the TeeBird for just about any fairway shot up to
400 feet. So right here I have an Alex Geisinger flat Color Glow Firebird. I use
it for sidearms mainly or skipping shots around the corner. Also got me a 2017
Nate Sexton Firebird. This is really nice for people that want to throw Firebirds
that don't want one to hook so hard to the left. I use this for up to 450 foot
shots. Goes dead straight with a little curl at the end. One of my useful discs in
my bag is the Gregg Barsby Roadrunner. I use this for a lot of rollers or 350 to
400 foot long anhyzer bends. I like to throw this disc flat with about 60 to
70% and it does the rest of the work for me.
If you need a disc to turn right, go with the Gregg Barsby Roadrunner. Next up is
the Star Wraith. I use this for hyzer flip ups. I like to throw it for big annys and
tailwinds. This disc will probably go further than any disc in my bag in a
tailwind. Next is one of my utilizable Cheshire cats. The old Wraith that I have
and this is my money roller at the moment. It's done me well, gets me a lot
of birdies in the woods. It's also a disc that I can hyzer flip
up on about 70% and it will fly straight. So whenever I'm in the woods, if I need
something to go a little bit longer than my Leopard or my TeeBird, I'm gonna try to
utilize my Star Wraith. Next up is the Echostar XCaliber. One of the older runs
it's poppy top, super overstable. I use this for a lot of sidearms and a lot of
skip shots. Next up I have my variations of my Destroyers. I use these for long
distance throws in the open anything over 500, 6 maybe sometimes 700 feet ,I'm
getting to the pin with these guys. I got some older ones this one's a little bit
overstable for the bag right now. I just put this one in to have a
nice firm overstable Destroyer for the weekend. Same as this one. This one's a
little bit lighter so if I have tailwinds out there, I might be ripping this one.
It's 166 grams, still overstable but an older run of Destroyers. I use this for
all the big shots. What else is in my bag? A birdie bag. Hands get sweaty out there.
Use the birdie bag to absorb the sweat. Really recommended. Can't play a round
without the glasses. That's it in Double G's golf bag. I keep it light and simple.
If you're trying to look for a new bag, if it's not an Innova bag, go with the
Grip.
And that was a crash. Hopefully they didn't go in the house.