Firm Ridge - This is my go to putter.  It has great rigidity and doesn't beat in.  With the Ridge, I  don't need to change my putter three times a year because the characteristics change.  It has extraordinary grip for a smooth release and chain grabbing ability.
Firm Summit - I use the Summit for long putts and intermediate approaches.  The summit extends my putting range because it holds a long straight line with minimal fade.  I can count on it for intermediate approaches because it has a consistent release and holds a line.
Firm VP - I use this for flick and hyzer approaches and as a wind putter.   Putting into a raging headwind, it gives me confidence because I can count on it to hold a line.  It is a beefy overstable workhorse in my bag.  This disc can take a beating, it's bulletproof.
Firm Ascent - I use this as a control driver and for longer approach flicks.  Ideal for wooded courses because I am confident with the release and line it will replicate.   The grip and rigidity make it ideal in any weather situation. 

Don't pick a up a disc unless you want to have fun. Practice putting, driving and approaching. Find a field and try different things. Identify your areas to improve and focus your efforts on these areas. Be confident when you throw and be strong enough to deal with any consequences. Have fun when you play and enjoy your surroundings.

North Calais, VT - Field of dreams.
Maple Hill, MA - Challenging mentally, no time to feel comfortable or take a break.
Warwick, NY - Many variations.
Wickham Park, CT - Home course, well manicured and a big arm's paradise.
So many great course I haven't played yet.

USDGC - They treat all the players and volunteers very well. So much great history and attention to detail.
Vibram Open - A lot of fun things to compete at and so many friends to catch up with.

I love Disc Golf so much because every day has an interesting story.

2/19/11 - Team Vibram's Greg Wintrob partnered with Jack Nickel to take down the Buffumville Dam Doubles Charity event put on by David Stidham (center). They won by six strokes and possibly made it look a little too easy. Rumors are flying that they may have set a new course record of 48.

Well done Greg and Jack. Keep up the great golfing, stay healthy, and stay warm.

Greg is pictured on the left and swears his Vibram shirt is under the coat. Thank goodness he is at least stylishly sporting his Quabaug / Vibram head gear.

2/12/11 - In a nail biter, Team Vibram player Greg Wintrob won the 16th Rhode Island Frostbite Classic. By 21 strokes!

2/13/11 - He followed up the victory with a second place finish with partner Jack Nickel at the Tolland Dubs, part of the New England Doubles Series. Jeff Cahill and Sjur Soleng got the win.

All in all, 90 holes of disc golf, a first and a second, and the cheesy grin that we have come to know and love never once left his face. A great weekend Greg!