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This is a highly effective disc review video! Nice work.

I just got one! Can’t wait to throw it off the tees.

Ok im buying this tmrw...for my 4th time disc golfing lol

I need one of these

Got Champion Glow 166g. Just bombs 350ft for my weak 60you noodle arm. Insane disc. You have a great FH!

I bought a pro Shryke and it was a roller brand new. I'm not a big arm either. Maybe I got a fluke disc but the thing is so understable. Way more than my Mamba

Champion Glow Tern 👍

I like that orange one , I’ve got a green one 🍵

i like to throw it for 400ft hyzer flip to turn over with no fade.. i can get her to like 450ft if i put it on serious hyzer

They just built a brand new course here in Utica NY and all 9 holes are par 3's. This is the only disc I use for that course.

Thank you for this video! These were the two plastics I was trying to determine between.

I love my star tern. Thanks

Excellent video format. Thank you for actually showing perfect throws showcasing the discs true performance instead of inconsistent shots like most reviews

Great video with good info. I bought a light one and the thing is as beefy as a Destroyer I usually bag heavier discs. I can’t get it to fly correctly. It’s very domey and dumps easy. It tends to hyzer out to the left way too early not getting much distance. My 7-10 speed disc out drives them any time with way more reliability and would only give it a 5/10 on my scale. Great videos keep it up.

Beautiful throws-just got a mako3 can’t wait to get back out and try it.

Badass! I'm going to go get one in the morning!!

I've been playing disc golf for about 20 years, give or take. I will say for about the first 15 years I played, I had absolutely zero ideas what i was doing. I had never watched any videos or tutorials as far as form or grip is concerned. I played with a group of coworkers initially, about 8 of us. Only 1 of us was realy any good(not me) so I'd try to emulate him as best as I could with no luck. He would throw it probably around 400 feet on his drives with what looked like minimal effort. It was so cool to watch but at the same time I'd get a little aggravated internally because he was a smaller guy, probably 5 and a half feet tall and maybe 140 pounds, and he would launch the piss out of his discs, and while I'm not a huge guy, I was a good bit larger than him and I could maybe top out around 275-280 feet on my drives. Of course I knew absolutely nothing about choosing the right discs, so I was buying Destroyers, Bosses, etc. basicaly anything with a speed 10 or above. And since my form is so busted, I cannot generate that loose, whipping motion in my throwing arm necessary for getting the proper speed on my discs. About 2 years ago I finally got to the point where I realized as, for as long as I've been playing, I really still haven't improved, sad to say. I still can rarely throw past 300' and my form I know is bad. I started watching a ton of videos, trying to pick up on whatever I could, hoping something would stick, and I'd have that "Aha!" moment where I would figure something out that would drastically improve my throws. While I'm still searching for that tip that will markedly improve my game, I have learned a ton about choosing the right discs for my abilities. I've ditched all my high speed stuff and don't really bag anything higher than a speed 8, well other than my Mamba, which is one of the very few distance drivers that actually seems to work well for me. My go to disc I use for driving now is a Teebird, has a fairly flat, predictable flight pattern. I've started to bag more midranges as well. Was using primarily a Buzz and Meteor but had someone tell me the other day I should look into a Mako 3. Watched a few videos and just watched yours. I'm now convinced I need this disc in my life. Just ordered a 180g Star Mako 3, can't wait to give it a shot. Seems to be ultra versatile, and the fact that its stable should be the perfect go to disc for me.

Baller intro

I agree protos are def more understable than stock runs that I own 👌

Super comprehensive review!

Great video man

I am a HUGE fan and user of the Star Tern. It is my favorite disc in my bag by a mile. I can only go about 370. I saw your video on the Star Shryke. Is the Star Shryke just a further flying disc. I heard you mention the Shryke was going further like 400 and I saw your avg on the Tern being about 370 about my average. Do you recommend a Shryke?

This is an excellent video. Thanks!

Thank you. Great rips there too! Subscribed for more👍

I am a HUGE fan of the Star Tern. It is so versatile and long. Thank you for the review.

This is an incredible disc! I bought it hoping it would make an easy turnover disc, and it did just that. Straight into the bag after one throw. Mine is a Star Mako3 with a paper thin flat top. Is the paper thin flight plate typical for this disc, or did I receive an oddball?

Wonderful review!

Origin seems very like the Claymore

Just stumbled on this video. Looooving the flight shots from behind you. Amazing ... like a review and tutorial in 1 (still in my 1st yr of DG). I need more, keep them coming ... how about the Sidewinder and some other discs? Thank you!

Love the Mako3! Great presentation in the video, dude. I carry 5 molds: Aviar, Roc3, Mako3, Teebird3, Shryke I choose ALL of my discs based on their performance in my one-disc rounds. Sadly that leads to a closet full of Destroyers, Blizzard Bosses, Firebird, Firestorms, and even a very overstable Thunderbird that I just can't quite ever choose over any of my Roc3s yet just for a lack of ability. I'd go as far as to say that I'm at that ability level where: if I need a Thunderbird/Firebird type of throw, the best thing I can do is let off of the Teebird3 and put it on a good hyzer for a 270 foot hook shot. Or give 100% to a Roc3. I say all that to say: those are some great drives your consistently making with the Mako3! It's nice to see their potential when thrown by someone that might be just a couple pegs within reach of my current ability. Of course, I'm just speculating. You might even be a pro. I hit 2 personal bests the other day. I threw my Aviar for 255 for the first time, and I got a Shryke to go 365, which is 45 feet further than my previous best. Of course... the tailwind was really great at that moment. I hope to get on your level one day. Currently I can't get my Makos to go much further than my Aviars. Maybe 270 on a good throw.

looks like it acts very similarly to the Wombat3 (which I have, and love)

Origin>buzz

Would u say the origin is closer to a Buzzz SS or a Buzzz?

Do you prefer Star or GStar?

Random question: what kind of/type of dye job is that? I’m looking for more basic colour combo type dyes and I like this one. Most information relates to wild, kaleidoscopic dye jobs!

some of these videos crack me up. People claim to be throwing 350 feet when obviously it's more like 75 or 80 feet. 300 feet is a football field. I know there are some pros that can throw that far, ever farther, but there were no 300 ft throws in this video.

Brilliant advice. Just yesterday I missed a makable putt to finish tied for first… and then I casually picked up my lie and made the putt easily. From now on, I will try to “care less.”

Crazy that when i saw the first tee pad throw I realized you were at Bowers… i was there a few months ago and it’s sad how downhill it’s gone.

Sorry man, I don't have instagram. I'm 50, not 15.

Mediocre discs. Way overrated. I started with an Aviar, and trying other discs made me realize just how bad it is. Of course, a pro can probably make a clay pigeon do what he wants it to do. But for the average folk, there are many better choices out there.

Bowers Park and Ol Colony! Roll tide

How would this tern disc compare to my 151gram gstar katana i can rip it i believe 150+ feet flat rhfh It flies pretty smooth and of the Holes i Play probably average 225feet where i live

100% spot on review, my Mako3s are my favorites. I have several types / years / weights but every single one is a laser. It's my default disc, and only deviate when I need to do something it can't do, which isn't much.

just got me a 177 gram champion Mako3 baby for less windy shots and a 174 gram R-Pro Pig for the windy situations.. cant wait to test them today!

I love my star mako3, from the first toss I knew it was a winner ;)

I bag a proto and a esp stock run. stock run is definitely more stable. my proto is the go too tho.

I love the concept. What you’re doing is similar to what I did in South Carolina. I’ll do what I can to promote you’re cause. Tee Hogg, PDGA #4030👍🏼

I'm a forehand dominant thrower, and the shryke is like the destroyer's big brother. I can put more of my strength into it and it won't burn out and turn over.

New here and to disc golf... The way you compare and share insights is so helpful. Subbed

Would totally be me doing a review, as he becomes a lumberjack in the intro haha