How I Play Disc Golf: Every Shot Explained | Disc Golf Tutorials and Tips @ University of Montevallo

[@vernonavery2186]

Great video! I'm an old guy(71) who loves the challenge of disc golf. Thanks for all of the good tips!

[@emileclede4510]

For a newbie who had no idea, until recently, that disc golf was even a 'thing,' and while instructional videos on techniques are helpful hints, for me I find it most helpful if I can understand what the professional player is thinking; how he/she selects the right disk, the right line, the right run-up. Your videos have been the most helpful because you understand how to instruct the "pre-kinder" player. :) Thanks.

[@darylleifer]

This might be the best disc golf video I've seen on KZbin. So many great tips that I haven't heard anywhere else!!!

[@colin7406]

Keep doing more of these!!!! I learned alot, most valuable insight was deciding whether to forehand hyzer or backhand anhyzer based on wind

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@Israel Elon thanks, I went there and it seems to work =) I really appreciate it !!

[@israelelon646]

@Brecken Alejandro You are welcome :D

[@DewrightGaming]

Most positive disc golf KZbinr I’ve seen !!! Great videos beginner here !

[@DFK67]

I've watched hundreds of videos on DG techniques by now, but I'm only starting to get a grip on it after I discovered your channel. You are a very good teacher, able to explain the essence of it in a concise and clear manner. Thank you.

[@TheLacoursiere]

You are an awesome discgolf mentor. Please make more of these videos of just talking us through a game. It is sooooo helpful !

[@shawndibble5588]

Being just 4 months into disc definitely liked the video. Thxs

[@kevinbarry3087]

Thanks for the video. I enjoy this approach of walking the view through your thought process.

[@andrewsm00]

Course management is arguably the most important aspect of the game! Love to see this kind of vid. Keep ‘em coming!

[@jamesronezii983]

This was an awesome video. I learned helpful tips without it feeling like a classroom. It was similar to going out throwing with buddies and just talking golf

[@NastierNate]

Great tips, especially about the mental game and managing expectations of how close you are to the basket. I’m in NC so basically every course looks like that hole 3. If I hit my gaps off the tee, I mentally tell myself good job regardless of where the disc ends up. If I hit a tree after my gaps, that’s unfortunate but I did my job.

[@stormeliuzv7270]

Super helpful for me just starting out (just played a single round and don't own any disc yet). Thanks for this video:)

[@triplsiks]

Awesome vid as usual! Keep doing these- I love to talk through my rounds when I play with other people.

[@Babyyoda141]

As a new-ish golfer, absolutely love seeing the thought processes going into each throws!

[@baertheblader9402]

I really like this format. I would like to see more.

[@rngjohn]

Liked this type. Helps me learn the game. More please

[@publicenemyno1316]

Love your positivity! Great video!

[@TheCookiechris]

your content is really good! You can explain very well and you are a funny dude! Thanx

[@DreamZ9750]

Good video, I wouldn't mind seeing a few more videos in this format

[@chainraiderdiscgolf]

You have a great way of thinking outside of the box! Good stuff, brother!

[@ickeyshufflin1288]

Just found your channel Robbie and love it! I am sharing with my friends- keep up the good work!

[@1314zerosktr]

Great way to go about an instructional video. 👍

[@randot.comando4508]

Dude!Great video…really liked the content! 👍

[@garbarradio]

I have been playing for 15 years but had to stop due to an injury to my right arm. I am retraining my left arm..and this is helping my mindset. Thanks for the train of thought Robbie..next time I am in BHam/Tuscaloosa, I hope to see you on the course!

[@mikepitts8470]

Dude, using a positive attitude helps more than most are willing to believe. Love your personality & attitude! Keep up the awesome content, please.

[@brandonpawloski9189]

Im a new player. This is very helpful. Thankyou.

[@RyanTradesFutures]

Love the breakdown. Especially like the tips for mental game!

[@markadkins9290]

Excellent, do more of these

[@Ladramar]

This is the kind of content that really teaches what to do and when, great stuff!

[@jcon654]

Bro this was dope and fun to watch thanks

[@calebroberts2754]

I like these type of videos. Very helpful and informational

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

I'm glad it was helpful! It was an interesting one to put together. Slowing down and thinking through even what to say helps create some really solid rounds!

[@zandiskoul]

What music is starting at 2:52? I got 2 Emac Truths and like them a lot.

[@Buxydiscgolf]

Montevallo is a great course! Keep up the great content, it is very helpful, no matter what skill level!

[@joecalcasola8949]

Enjoyed that.

[@justindg21]

You deserve way more subs. Keep grinding. Love your content.

[@kennethhansen7768]

This is great, been looking for something like this. I wish you had some graphics showing the stats on the discs you discard and use, so we can learn what you're looking for stats wise too. A beginner is not going to be familiar with every disc.

[@60gibsonable]

That was awesome wish there was more holes!

[@marcosharvey4685]

Good stuff, if you make it. I’ll watch it.

[@harrisc2093]

This is an excellent video. Nice work, great for helping people become GOLFERS instead of THROWERS.

[@toddjansson7972]

Good stuff! Would love to see more like this.

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Have you had a chance to check out? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnKrf3t3mKqWaac

[@toddjansson7972]

Thanks! Much appreciated

[@Acornpie1]

Format was awesome.

[@joeprewitt8318]

Very helpful make more

[@cnordbo]

Your videos are great! Could you do one of acutally hitting the line you imagine? And another one (or it might be the same) - how to release the disc? Should it actually snap? Do you release/open your hand, or is early/late release just based on how soft/hard your holding the disc? Keep up the awesome content!

[@dennissears3798]

Keep these coming

[@Jaegerwood]

Solid video dude. consider me subscribed!

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Thank you, and welcome to the channel! If there is any specific content you want to see in the future, just let me know!!

[@cooklooks3278]

thanks robbie

[@sc3639]

My issue atm is my shot selection. I am the "Here, let me throw one more guy", and my 2nd shots are usually my better shots. Hoping to change that here soon as I get more experience. Coming up on my 1st year anniversary.

[@MisterTeeLow]

Good video. I enjoyed it. Keep it up.

[@jerrytuerke6950]

You tried Heflin off 20 east of bham?

[@bernan1]

one way to test for wind is when walking to the next tee, notice if there's a breeze and where it may be coming from. Feel if it's consistent in one direction or not. While dropping grass may help show the breeze at the spot, the wind could change 100 ft down the throwing line.

[@austinwilliams3305]

Great idea for a video, thanks

[@johnshepherd6925]

Question...when you drove the second time on hole 2, you put on the screen early release. I also hear people say they grip locked it or a late release. Shouldn't the disc just be ripping out? I shouldn't have to think about when to let go of the disc should I? And if that's the case, what causes early release? Not a firm enough grip maybe? And I'm guessing a late release might be a rounding issue? I guess my big question is should I actively be thinking about when to release the disc?

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Great question John. I don’t believe you should be thinking about letting it go. I focus on a hit point that I want to get to for the disc to accelerate out. When something happens to be off though it causes that early release. This could be timing, poor footwork, etc. I wouldn’t focus on releasing the disc per say, but would focus on getting to a specific hit point of your throw.

[@markhumphrey8894]

I was shocked how anhyzer you sent hole #2!! Great result though. I have a Warden I should try that shot on 200ft holes.

[@thehuggz-i9k]

Robbie: "I'm gonna tell myself, you've made shots like this before. Why is it any different today?" Me: "Because your filming 😈" Thanks for this. It's great following a better than me player through a course and talking through the decisions that need to be made. Super helpful!

[@mikejacksononline]

Hey man, liking your channel. Where can I get a shirt like that? I can’t find the perfect disc golf shirt. That jersey is sweet.

[@allenhuffman3380]

Maybe do some longer wooded holes or may uphill/downhill holes. Great video learned something new. I've been playing off and on for almost 20 years, but it wasn't until a couple of years ago I started getting serious. My friends and I are around the 50 mark or older, and my kids in their 20's and 30's love playing just for the fun of it. Wished I was a lot younger when I found out about disc golf may have took it more serious. But being the age I am my best throw is roughly 300' with my best driver. So yes, you breaking it down and playing for strokes instead, is a great idea. Thank you very much.

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Have you had a chance to see this video yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnKrf3t3mKqWaac it’s one of my more recent ones! Hope you enjoy!

[@kcphotographystudios8836]

Yea, this is great stuff. Subscribed

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

KC Photography Studios thank you!! Welcome to the channel! Any other type of content you’ve been looking for just let me know!

[@VinceRegan]

An old tennis coach would tell us "Whether you think you can, or think you can't, you are probably right." works for DG putting too, like RC says on hole 2

[@Nakedvulture28]

My alma mater. Go Falcons!!! Wish I would have kept playing immediately after college, instead of a 6 year hiatus

[@zachshaw951]

You're awesome dude. Can someone explain "beefy"?

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Zach Shaw great question! It usually means Overstable or tending to finish on a hard hyzer to the ground. For a right handed back hand throw it means it’s going to fight left for most of it’s flight. The opposite effect happens on a left handed back handed throw or a right handed forehand. The beefy discs or some people call them “meat hooks” will be incredibly reliable for how hard they fight and can cut through wind!

[@olddognewtricks2818]

Help!! Teach me all off the video skills!! I'm in Huntsville and will ride down!

[@chrisjardin6242]

So insightful -: miss throw up shot 25 to left of basket - carried my misthrow error into a easily make able put barely hit chains right - don't allow your mind to screw you up

[@chrisjardin6242]

Great idea add 10 feet

[@chrisjardin6242]

It was a great episode - extremely helpful - go longer distance

[@chrisjardin6242]

Thanks

[@eshepley]

Got any par 4s out by you?

[@noahbell7767]

If the disc lands in the trees, is that OB?

[@TrashPandaDiscGolf]

#robbiesrules loved it bro!

[@gaprofitt]

When did Nikko start a channel?

[@zachgilchrist669]

"He's a good man, and thurrah" Maude Lebowski

[@mindlander]

You speakidy me lingity!

[@leevikahkonen4603]

Me on every 2m put "oh no im not going to get this in" 😅

[@Landon08212011]

This is it

[@davidrichards9895]

Hey Robbie I am a Beginner

[@davidrichards9895]

Hey Robbie C I'm a beginner what r beginners called

[@brianb6969]

I'm almost 53... Navy Combat Corpsman here... Wanna Throw?? I'm very near Harmony Bends, in Missouri.

[@lancelizzul1964]

Definitely like your videos and the channel but stopped this video two minutes in. Definitely my onion but music in the background while talking is super annoying. Just FYI

[@robbyward5895]

This guy has only played in three tourneys

[@RobbieCDiscgolf]

Robby Ward you’re not wrong! Good eye!

[@joeprewitt8318]

It dont matter if he only played one he knows his stuff