Distance Drivers:
Pro Firebird: Headwind driver.
Pro Wraith: Long distance driver (very long).
CE Roadrunner: This has taken the place of my leopard.  It has a beautiful, easy turnover flight and makes a great roller.
JK Valkyrie: primary driver, not as long as the Wraith, but I can rely on it and can make it do what is needed.
Fairway Drivers:
CE TL: First run.  I love this disc in any shape from new to completely worn in.  The new are reliable short drive discs into a medium headwind.  The beat versions are magic when it comes to holding a line.
Mid-Range:
CE Coyote: approach shots and short drives.  Very versatile disc!
Putt & Approach:
Aviar: (small bead, very beat): for shorter approach shots and turnover approaches.
JK Pro Aviar-X: for putting and approaches.  I love throwing this disc for shots under 230.

FAVORITE COURSES
Järva Discgolf Park	Stockholm, Sweden
Whitcolm Course	Beminster, England
Mt. Airy	Cincinnati, OH
Tokken Creek	Madison, WI
Stafford Lake	Novato, CA
Gran Canyon	Brooksville, FL
FAVORITE TOURNAMENTS

Favorite Disc Golf Hole:
”hypotenuse” at Whitcombe in Beminster, England. 600' hole with a 45 degree downward slope.

Home Course : Lover's Lane

Number of Aces : ~20

Longest Measured Throw : 413'

How I Started:
I started playing disc golf my senior year in college. A friend of mine was into it and kept trying to get me to the course. I resisted for months thinking it didn't sound like much fun. I disliked (ball) golf and I wasn't particularly good at throwing a Frisbee, so I never expected to be any good at disc golf. He finally convinced me to try it. I can remember how much improvement I saw in my game from the beginning of that first round to the end of it. It was very encouraging. I also remember how nice everyone was at the course. This was during a league night, so the course was pretty full. I had many people tell me how happy they were to see another woman at league. I think there may have been 2 or 3 other women that played league at the time. I had a wonderful first experience.

Goals:
My goals used to be much more tangible in that they were based on my finishes (ie win worlds.). This year my goals are much more internalized. I want to be satisfied with my play/scores and not focus on the overall outcome. I want to regain my confidence in my putting abilities. I want to focus on myself during the rounds instead of my opponents. I want to get my player rating back up into the 960's.

Most memorable event:
Probably my 1995 Am World Championship win. I had been working up to that event for months and it was the first time I played on such a large scale. I was caught up in all of the excitement of the event. I remember talking to all the other golfers at the host hotel and the putting contest. I remember the courses and remember the feeling I had after the very first round. I was leading by a stroke or two and it was at that moment that I actually believed that I might be able to win. I remember the other girls in the final 9. I remember what I wore. I remember posing for some pictures that my friend Susan was taking. I remember standing in line for food after the final 9. It was a wonderful event and a great way to cap off my Am career.

Advice:
My philosophy is to pick a few discs and learn them very well. Find an open field and throw back and forth. You will get many more throws in than if you just play a round. When I started to get serious about the sport, I used a video camera to record the throwing motion of some of the top pros in my area. I then had someone record me throwing. I compared myself with the others and worked to make my technique match theirs.