RAND EBERHARD - PDGA #7584

PLAYER STATS:

                                                                                        Year Born: 1975
                                                                                        Year Started Discing: 1993
                                                                                        Year Turned Pro: 1994
                                                                                        Aces: 30+ (1 Vibram Ace)

RAND'S FAVORITES

FAVORITE VIBRAM STORY: Every time I see someone wearing Vibram products I kick up a story about disc golf and being a member on the Vibram Disc Golf Team. It's the on-going daily chapter of favorite Vibram Disc Golf Story. On the course, I love seeing Vibram hit the chains.


Three Favorite Vibram DISCS

VP - Hands down the most consistent putter I have thrown. It holds a confident line in any situation. Wind does not hinder its performance.

Lace - I like hyser flip bombers and this is the best one I have ever thrown.

Ridge - I have thrown this disc in from 150-200 feet countless times. This is an incredibly accurate disc.

Favorite Ace Story: I got a Super Tour ace in Burlington, NC at one of my favorite course Cedar Rock. It was an up hill, blind anhyser. I was down and needed something to happen. I poured it in from 300 feet. It was SICK!

Favorite Courses:
1. Winthrop Gold
2. Wills Park (Original layout)
3. Blue Ribbon Pines
4. Cliff Stephens (Climo Track)
5. Fly Boy

Favorite Tournaments:
1. Atlanta Open
2. USDGC
3. Minnesota Majestic  
4. World's
5. Vibram Open (though I've not played it, I have the videos)

Disc Golf Tips: Practice - trust your practice. Always operate with professionalism and integrity. Treat others as if they have just as much of a right to be on the course as you do, but the beat them.

ADVICE FROM A PRO

Practice - trust your practice. If you wanna win you have got to practice a lot and practice properly. Nothing will give you more confidence than preparing effectively. Get out there and take what you want. Always operate with professionalism and integrity. Treat others as if they have just as much of a right to be on the course as you do, but theN beat them.