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J. Gary Dropcho
J. Gary Dropcho
March 29, 2018
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DISTANCE
Star Boss
Star Shryke
Halo Mamba
Star Wraith
Champion Firestorm
FAIRWAY
Star Thunderbird
Star Roadrunner
Star Sidewinder
Star IT
MID-RANGE
Star Mako3
DX Roc
Star RocX3
Star Caiman
DX Stingray
PUTT & APPROACH
Star AviarX3
DX Aviar
PLAYER INFO
BIO
Division:
MP60
PDGA#:
#2734
Rating:
951
Career Wins:
39*
Career Earnings:
$31,091.60
Height:
5' 11"
Wingspan:
72"
Dominant Hand:
Right
Number of Aces:
25+
Longest Measured Throw:
810' downhill
Year Born:
1957
Hometown:
Indiana, PA
Titles
First PDGA Amateur Champion 1989, Laurel Springs NC; first pro win -1993 Edgewood Electric Open, Cincinnati, OH (Master division); first MPO win 2001 Shoot the Breeze Open, Ashtabula, OH; 2014/2016 GrandMaster Champion Pittsburgh Flying Disc Open.
Website:
gripitandripitdiscgolf.com
Q&A
Memorable Win:
1989 Am Nationals at Boylan Farms in Laurel Springs, NC.
Advice:
Practice both backhand and forehand with all of your discs, including putters. Exhibit good spirit and sportsmanship. Work on your weaknesses.
Goals:
Short term — get stronger, more flexible and mentally resilient. Long Term — play competitive disc golf to 70 years old
Additional Comments:
Marvel at and cheer for all great disc golf play.