As an amateur disc golfer, I have admitted to poorly using a tee pad for drive routes. I will admit, once again, to some ignorance regarding what happens to my plant foot as I drive....
What is your aiming point?
- November 18, 2016
- Tagged as: critique, disc golf, EMAC, Paige Bjerkaas, Paige Pierce, putting
Putting is probably THE most critiqued aspect of your game. You can find tutorials abound on the internet, there are baskets specifically designed to help make you better at it, and there are even debates over...
Driving is not the only aspect of your game that could use some closer examinations. A solid approach shot can quite literally be the difference between a par, bogey, or an easy birdie attempt. There...
The United States Disc Golf Championship is typically a mark of the ‘end’ of the disc golf season. Without a slew of sanctioned tournaments to whet our disc golf pallets, what are we to do?...
801.02 F. All discs used in play, except mini marker discs, must be uniquely marked. A player shall receive a warning for the first instance of throwing an unmarked disc. Each subsequent throw by the...
Arguably THE most important aspect of any golf game, and that includes the disc variety, is the player’s putting ability. It might look easy only being a fraction of the distance your drive was, but...
Precision over Distance
- September 14, 2016
- Tagged as: disc golf, distance, Paige Bjerkaas, Pro Worlds, putting
Walking up to a tee pad, eyeing the basket 500+ feet away, and dropping a flex-hyzer inside the circle on a single toss tantalizes each player during every round. Having a big arm, more accurately...
Disc golf is not only about hosting a spring tournament with over 1,000 players in attendance. It is not only about hosting a Professional World Championship with the best player’s in the world registered. Disc...
The obsessive nature of this game has many people believing that filing for divorce might be an easier option than trying to quit disc golf, but a better option is to help the women in...
Have you lost your nerve on the golf course and gotten frustrated or aggressive? Maybe you kicked your bag, threw your towel or discs, or cursed and shouted. What ever it is you did that...