Chandler Fry

Welcome to the chainbangerz team Chandler. 

Were glad to have you,and we look forward to a great year.

Here is Chadlers 2012 signature disc that is now available here as well as in our store, or from Chandler himself.Get yours today as they are limited edition discs,and they are also fundraisers. Get a collectors item and know your money is going to a good cause.

Check out this link to see whats going on with Chandlers player rating.

Chandler most recently tied the course record at SEATAC. Whats the course record you ask?

AN AMAZING 49.......

HOLY SH** 

So as of now. July 11th 2011, there are only two guys to shoot that low. Those two guys are Chandler Fry and Kyle Crabtree.

Very proud of you Chandler, keep up the good work. 

Anyone else out there think thats no big deal, lets you you bring it and ring it,with a 5 down at one of the top 10 hardest courses in the nation.

Heres some fun facts to help get to know him a little better:

PDGA#: 25541

Year born: 1990

Height: 6’ 4”

Weight: 250

Wingspan: 6'1"

Pro since: 2008

Playing since: 2003

Rating: 1004

2009 Events: 26

2009 Earnings: $5,993

Dominant Hand: Right

IN THE BAG

Distance Drivers:

172 Star Boss

175 Star Destroyer

175 Champ Destroyer

175 Star Xcalibur

175 Star Max

Fairway Drivers:

175 Star Teebird

175 Star Eagle

175 Star Eagle

175 Star Whippet

Mid-Range:

180 Champion Roc

180 Glow DX Roc

175 R-Pro Dart

Putt & Approach:

175 12x KC Pro Aviar

175 Disc Mania S-Line P2

TOP FIVE COURSES:

Steillacoom Disc Golf Course, Lakewood, WA

Riverbend Disc Golf Course, Estacada, OR

Fountain Hills Disc Golf Course, Scottsdale, AZ

Blue Ribbon Pines Disc Golf Course, Bethel, MN

Kincaid Park Disc Golf Course Anchorage, AK

FAVORITE TOURNAMENTS:

Lava Launch

Beaver State Fling

Minnesota Majestic

Alaska State Disc Golf Championship

Willamette Open

USDGC

FAVORITE GOLF HOLES:

Every hole at the USDGC is incredible. All of the holes force the player to make good shots and be a smart golfer.

Every hole at Riverbend Disc Golf Course is the same way. Every hole is amazing and well thought out.

Hole 13 at Yauger Disc Golf Course In Olympia, WA. Its pretty easy distance wise, but its fun and challenging in other ways. The basket is located to the right of an OB parking lot, allowing players to skip their discs off the concrete towards the basket. I have gotten a couple aces on that hole, and it never gets old.

Hole 4 at the fantastic Blue Ribbon Pines Disc Golf Course in Bethel, MN. The signature hole on the course, its about 445 feet down a narrow corridor lined with pines with tons of trouble on both sides. Its also an amazing and beautiful sight to see, course design at its best.

# OF ACES:18

LONGEST MEASURED THROW: 602’

PRACTICE/PRE-ROUND ROUTINE:

It varies quite a bit. A lot of individuals have solid, set routines that they do every time. I do whatever feels right. If I feel like I need to make a couple 20 footers, that’s what Ill do.

GOALS:

Win an A tier

Top 15 at NT events

Become a member of Team Innova

Maintain a solid GPA at WWU, while playing as much as possible.

Continue playing to the best of my ability

ADVICE/TIPS:

I am still a relatively new player, so I still have quite a bit to learn myself. However, I have picked up a few things.

1) Become a student. Try to learn as much as possible from people you play with or watch.

2)Practice makes perfect. Everyone says it, I know, but its true. If you cant make it to the course, go to a local park or backyard and practice putting.

3)Accept bad throws. Take them with a grain of salt. I have witnessed countless rounds ruined just because a one bad hole or shot. Get into the right mindset and shrug it off. It happens to everybody.

4)Just have fun. Whether it’s a casual round or a National Tour Event. Balance professionalism with a bit of humor.