5 More Tips and Tricks + a video That Have Made Me a Better Disc Golfer

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5 More Tips and Tricks + a video That Have Made Me a Better Disc Golfer

  1. Change your grips when you change the disc you're throwing
    1. Fan grip for putting
    2. Pinch grip for throwing putters and some mid-range discs
    3. Fan grip for throwing mid-range discs
    4. Modified fan / power grip for fairway drivers
    5. Power grip for throwing wide-rim control and distance drivers
  2. Don't be afraid to experiment with and try new grips!
    1. I recommend checking out Aaron Gossage's power grip to gain more snap and spin! - Source Reddit
  3. Adjust your run-up based on the intended direction of your release / throw
    1. Left to right movement on the tee = hyzer shot
    2. Straight movement on the tee = straight shot
    3. Right to left movement on the tee = anhyzer shot
  4. Pull through
    1. Keep your head down on the pull-through / release until your left shoulder approaches your head while rotating
  5. Even if you've been playing for a while, don't be afraid to "start over" with aspects of your form, game, putting, etc... Sometimes, starting over helps resolve some long outstanding struggles you may have with your game

Bonus video that's worth watching


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