Recently I came home from a disc golf weekend with 5 of my friends. We spent 3 days at a disc golf mecca in High Bridge, Wisconsin. We played over 150 holes and spent a fair amount of time looking for our discs that went astray in the woods. I will tell you that my arm was a little sore but I was able to enjoy every minute of my time out in God’s country playing a game that I like very much.

What I noticed is that distance is not as important as knowing how to putt. If you can putt in 30ft putts consistently you can greatly improve your game and impress your friends. Here are a few tips that I hope will improve your putting game.

  1. Your putting grip
  2. Your focus
  3. The sweet spot

With your grip you need to have all 4 fingers under the disc with your thumb up on top. Make sure you have a good firm grip from top to bottom. When practicing your putting get a friend and spread out 30ft and throw as straight as you can to each other. Do this over and over to get comfortable with throwing to that person so when the person catches your disc, he or she is not moving the body left or right.

Now that you have that done the next thing is to keep your focus on the basket and not on things that are happening around you. Turn 45 degrees from the target and judge the distance. Once you have the distractions out of your mind focus now on the sweet spot until you don’t see anything else. I try to focus on the right chain and then pick a chain link to hit. That particular chain link is your sweet spot. Before you throw, imagine your throw going into the basket. Hit that sweet spot and put it in to the chains. CaChing!

Those are just a few tips to improve your disc golf game so grip it and let it rip.

Joshua Eyberg
Network Marketer/Graphic Designer/Disc Golfer

Phone: 763-355-2331
Email: jeyberg@gmail.com
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