Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Custom disc golf discs

Custom disc golf discs

If having a one of a kind disc that you can show off your
creativity, or having discs with cool pictures on them is
something you would like, there are several options that
you have. You can buy special stamped discs, custom dyed
discs, or you can make your own that are very cool.

Learn the disc golf forehand throw

Learn the disc golf forehand throw

If you throw only backhand, you have been in situations
where you don’t have a shot because of an obstacle in the way,
or you can’t make the disc turn the way you need it to turn to
get to the basket. Not knowing how to effectively throw forehand
is costing you strokes because you are severely limiting your options.

Disc golf workout

Disc golf workout

Proper technique and disc control are the most important
parts of being good at disc golf, but don’t rule out the importance
of being strong and having good endurance. If you are tired
after a round or two of disc golf, building your strength and
endurance could lower your scores and keep you focused
on making the shots.

How to use a roller shot to lower your score

How to use a roller shot to lower your score

When you see and hear players talk about throwing
a roller shot, they normally are using it in a driving situation,
and some people are extremely good at it. It takes skill and a
lot of practice to be able to throw a roller and make it a useful
driving tool. Using a roller on shorter shots is much easier to
learn, and not learning how to use a roller shot on midrange and
approaches could be costing you strokes.

A Great Build-at-home Disc Golf Target

A Great Build-at-home Disc Golf Target