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First of all you shouldn't be throwing a roadrunner. Once you get any kind of power in your throw it's going to flip on you like crazy. It's generally meant for throwing rollers and the occasional spike anhiezer. Good discs to invest in would be a Teebird: a straight long range driver, very reliable. As for midrange a skeeter is alright but it tends to beat in pretty quick and seeing as how most courses up there are heavily wooded it's going to be flipping on you pretty quick before to long. The best midranges for all situations are generally the buzz (you'd have to decide which type of plastic fits you the best with the buzz- I prefer crystal or Z buzz). As far as putter's go a Z putter isn't usually the best putter to go with in general. It's only really good in ideal conditions and situations as it gets very slick when wet, they're also easy to grip lock if they get sticky. The best putter out there and most pros agree is the aviar. I use bottom stamp DX aviars, they are without a doubt the most reliable putters on the market. I've been using them for about 7 years now. If you need a good heizer disc I recommend a firebird or star max. Both very reliable when throwing back hand or forehand. A good long range driver would be either the wraith or teerex. Teerex is generally for those who have a stronger throw, it's more overstable than the wraith. Those discs should get you started though. Hope I've been of some help. If you can throw -1 down consistently at Peter's Creek that's pretty good. Take it easy. -Robbie PDGA #27658