Chris GoodrichPDGA #: 36448 ![]() Beginner TipStart slow. Learning to throw neutral putters and mids will show you flaws in your form and allow you to fix mistakes from the start instead of ingraining them. Most Memorable MomentIn the 2017 Ams Minnesota Majestic, I got to play with a great friend on the final round chase card. Both of us had streaks of greatness, but we ended up falling short of the victory. But, hitting my final putt on the island hole with my wife and son watching from the deck was pretty special. What Separates Team Dynamic Discs?Good question. I think all of the Teams out there are working to grow the sport, but I really enjoy the focus that Dynamic Discs puts on it. I get to hear stories all the time from Team members who are giving away discs or promoting events. When one of the top Team members is out striping courses before events, you know there is a commitment to making a positive impact. The family aspect is also pretty amazing. I see Team members once a year at GBO and conversations start up right where they left off without missing a beat. In The BagDriversDynamic Discs Metallic Lucid DefenderThe perfect overstable complement to the BioFuzion Defenders I've been bagging. Used for hard hyzer finishes as well as windy days. Dynamic Discs BioFuzion DefenderMy go-to distance driver. When fresh, they are reliably overstable. With some seasoning, they become great max distance drivers. Dynamic Discs Fuzion SheriffFor max distance, I go with the Sheriff. I'll also use a broken in one for my long range rollers. Dynamic Discs Lucid-X FelonFor those super windy days, and when I just want a shorter more overstable flight, the Lucid-X Felon is a wonderful more overstable complement to my normal Felons. Dynamic Discs Lucid FelonMy overstable fairway workhorse. I rely on it for distance control hyzers, windy days, ugly forehands, and fun shots. Dynamic Discs DyeMax Captain America FelonA more understable complement to my Lucid Felons. I can get a little straighter line with more distance before that great Felon fade kicks in. Dynamic Discs Lucid GetawayFaster than the Explorer, not as overstable as the Felon, and with glide on par with the Escape. I can rely on the Getaway when I almost want a Defender, but don't want to overshoot the target. Latitude 64 Opto ExplorerThe new workhorse of my fairway lineup. The Explorer is the fairway version of the Truth, reliably straight with predictable fade. Dynamic Discs Lucid EscapeSuch a sneaky long fairway, it can often sneak into distance driver range. The Escape is great for hitting and holding lines. I use broken in versions for my straight to understable fairway and roller discs. MidrangeDynamic Discs Lucid JusticeIt's OVERstable. I can trust it to fade even in the worst of winds. Great for both forehand and backhand approaches. Dynamic Discs Lucid EMAC TruthOne of the most thrown discs in my bag, I carry 2-4 depending on the course. I carry a range running from slightly overstable to understable to fill my anhyzer mid slot. PuttersDynamic Discs Classic Blend SlammerI avoided overstable putters for a couple of years, instead relying on the Justice to fill that role, but the Slammer found its way into the lineup. It provides me with a predictable finish on approaches. Dynamic Discs Classic Blend JudgeMy throwing putter of choice. I carry a fresh for straight and hyzer throws/approaches and a beat-in version for my understable approach thrower. |