Disc Golf Putting Tip - Push putting incorporate more palm pressure on release.

[@Someone-tn8ur]

You have a lot of hyzer on that disc? Is that normal with push putting?

[@putterparker]

Usually I avoid adding any hyzer. I like it nice and flat. Holding the camera I'm lucky it went in at all. 😂

[@ClarkPotter]

​@@putterparkerBuhr suggests mild hyzer on putts.

[@putterparker]

With a camera in hand, its extra hyzer'd. 😀 Usually just a touch if any.

[@vladsatchouk3323]

This is great advice! Do you have any advice for incorporating more palm pressure when you putt?

[@vladsatchouk3323]

@@putterparker what is it?

[@vladsatchouk3323]

@@putterparker I couldn’t figure out how to do it. You didnt have to be a dick about it

[@putterparker]

@@vladsatchouk3323 Hey Vlad, my apologies. First impression was "I think this is a bot" messaging me.

[@putterparker]

Thanks for the genuine interest and question Vlad, I thought you were a bot at first post, forgive me. . . . My only thoughts on how to incorporate more palm pressure are to stand very close to the basket making sure your palm is the last touch point before you release the disc. When you get the hang of it move out 3m, move to 5m . . 8m . . . 10m etc. Soon you will develop that consistent feel from your palm instead of hit and miss variables that finger tips generate.

[@theaquariantv]

Tyty

[@chand911]

So...spin putting

[@putterparker]

Essentially, yes. 😀 Push putting with added spin from the palm.

[@ClarkPotter]

Buhr suggests keeping one's wrist locked, unlike you're demo'ing here.

[@putterparker]

I would agree. Buhr's style putt would benefit from solid wrist lock. I would like to think I'm trying to emulate a more Ricky Wysocki putt. Hard flight plate push with final palm release.

[@NJT1013]

Is all you do comment what Buhr says?