Ten MORE Disc Golf Tips That Will Make You Better QUICK

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

Having only played since last summer I have no tips to offer but I sure do love watching these videos that really focus on the basics/beginner stuff.

[@ComeatMEOW]

Same. Although it's winter for me...

[@nathankosiba3231]

I always have my bag organized by speed and stability. Helps me disc up and down in both speed and stability really well when I need to without a ton of thought. Also definitely helps do a disc check at the end of a round to make sure I didn't leave anything

[@neilsteinmeyer8371]

Do exactly the same. If you use the same discs regularly you will know right away which disc is missing if they are sorted by speed/stability

[@juanpcjr1]

Exactly, same

[@KUTFO588]

I am almost a year in and I am excited to put your tips to use. I wondered why most shots were so vertical, I need to develope a jump putt, I always aim at the target but have recently realized that utilizing the hyzer is much more accutate and will put this in my toolbag as well as using an overstable disc to get more right. Thank you! :)

[@mattsoup4121]

Appreciate that your tips are actually easy and not “just change everything about how you do x”. I think the one about throwing OS to go right is going to be useful on one of my local holes.

[@carlrathburn8722]

Thank you very much Trevor I loved all of your tips! I'm going to play 2 rounds tomorrow and am going to definitely use several of your tips then. I absolutely LOVE THE PASSION!!!

[@bradbaker5707]

Tip 9 was clutch. I throw those stable lines with the forehand but never consider doing that for backhand. Also you convinced me I'm finally getting a passion. 🤣 Great material mn

[@JackMeoff777]

My favorite 'series ' on this channel

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

I made sure when I upgraded bags from the Trooper that I got one whose zippers went all the way to the side leaving no little “corners” for discs to hide, I can see all my discs. As far as organizing, I keep them in order of speed (low to high, flight plates facing left) but don’t organize the same speed discs into any particular order (eg stability). As long as my 5s are next to 5s, 7s next to 7s, etc. then I’m happy.

[@l.mckinney6189]

The man! Get'n better every round.

[@jonathancauley5345]

Thanks Trevor, I will definitely be trying some of these.

[@ddefrancisis]

Keep it up! Really enjoying the content!! I’ve been trying to think about and implement some more of your tips each round and seeing improvement! Hope to be able to meet you and the rest of the foundation team when we come to town for worlds

[@curtisridenour]

Saw that Glory you be bagging. Damn i love that disc. Like a more stable Teebird.

[@samz1108]

I also have a Glory in the bag! Love it for my overstable fairway slot!

[@quincyfry6569]

Organize my bag with putters in the putter pocket, and then starting in the center: from center to right with plates on the right are US discs going from slow to fast. From center to left with plates on the left, S to OS discs slow to fast. Makes it more natural to reach for the OS/S/US disc of choice.

[@tylerslavens1379]

I used to always organize by bag left to right for speed and stability but have gotten really lazy lately. Definitely need to get back to doing that

[@jacksantoro9858]

The clock and jump putt are good ones for me

[@Tron1570]

There were some good tips in the video that I hadn't thought of. At 20:05, it is a good idea, but I don't know if I have the arm speed to pull it off with an overstable disc.

[@malicepriest]

Passion is definitely one of my favorite discs in my bag.

[@kevincook6341]

Who makes it?

[@malicepriest]

@@kevincook6341 Discraft

[@garnerthecube]

@@kevincook6341Discraft

[@cryptzrl]

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[@randalldodson7374]

Great stuff! Quick question though. Does Atlas Disc Golf Supply ever have stock? I would really love to get my hands on a new Pioneer V4 buy every time I look it's out of stock.

[@ForehandDiscReviews]

On your wet or dry tip with your putters it got me thinking. You said one drop can mess with your mental game of putting. I know base plastic is the plastic of choice for putting, but it gets some big gashes in it. I hate those gashes so should I potentially putt with a grippy premium plastic over the base plastic for my putting mental game?

[@drakedrish3933]

I organize my bag buy color and color gradient, I tend to know how my discs fly and am good at remembering the stability of each one, and sorting by color and gradiating them helps me make sure I don't leave a disc and easy to know which disc I could be missing!

[@Godneedspraise]

wow great tips because of this can i give you a tip to replace your shark the most similar disc i can find is the emac truth from dynamic anyway thanks for the tips you have come so far no matter the disc keep getting better but make sure your having fun thats the most imortant thing God bless.

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

Team EMAC Truth 👊 my workhorse mid

[@gtdreams4538]

I have my bag organized by all the flight numbers. I'm super organized with it. If I have a disc that has the same speed and glide, I have to look at turn and then glide. It's just a super quirk that I have.

[@nathanielskinner6868]

I've thought about Vivo. How do they hold up to teepad wear?

[@Jamie-zs4yc]

Trevor, do you not do sanctioned events?

[@zacharywoodford8530]

I think I've heard both of them say they don't play any tournaments. I can't imagine not doing at least a few a year, they're so fun

[@QueenCityDISCiple]

I organize my bag by speed and stability. Furthest left when on the ground and I’m looking at it is putters. If discs are the same speed/mold then I go from US -> OS based on plastic and ware

[@Allanfan20]

I’m super specific with how I organize my bag and I also hate putting similar colors next to each other. Putters then mid ranges then fairways then DDs. Those sections are organized by stability.

[@ImZeJii]

What roc is it that you use in your bag? Roc or Roc3

[@jonahlynne9123]

Love the npb shirt 🔥

[@davismorehead2494]

Like the clock idea

[@wallC_main]

17:45 chantarelles on the grass? Anyhow, great tips for me 2 months into the game, will come back to this video for sure.

[@mikestammer9152]

Thanks Trevor!

[@noahharley1001]

I used to organize my bag disc by disc, but since I decided to full send pink discs after getting tired of losing them in the wooded courses I frequent, I have acquired too many pink drivers to tell them apart easily 😂 If anything, having to look through my bad before a shot a bit helps me slow my game down. But good advice!!

[@dblevins343]

Lol, I too mainly buy pink. But I'll also purchase orange too. Occasionally I'll pick up a good neon yellow. The exceptions to this rule are back ups and older discs that I've had for years. My Proxy is a neon yellow/green with a pink rim. But I've been throwing it for so long I kind of can't replace it. It's backup is a pink proxy though.

[@DiscPayne]

I keep it sorted by speed but not stability. But I definitely can glance at my bag and know what's missing. Then I play the wholes backwards to figure out when I last threw it and where it landed

[@Completelycorydiscgolf]

Wow Trevor, thanks!

[@jacobfisher7625]

So my bag has been organized since I started playing over 14 years ago by speed and one section by brand because they fly different than the speed suggests. As long as my kids dont mix up the order I can tell you exactly which disk is which by number in the bag.

[@omnidiscgolf]

My discs are always in order. By speed then stability, it definitely sticks out like a sore thumb if something is missing

[@Richard-r7z1l]

I just played a tournament last weekend and in the heat the sweat altered my grip so i had a lot of griplock on all kind of shots but forehands. my whalesac didn't help at all, chalk was a little bit better but i didn't find a way to correct that in a satisfying way...

[@grimr550]

I'm very anal about my bag and how it's organized. I hate leaving dics at the course because I just walked away not thinking about. I always count my disc before I leave any park.😅

[@SHIZZLER__]

If I have a bag with upright discs, my tip was to label the disc on the bottom of the rim so I don't have to pull them out to look.

[@DiscGolf394]

I am super specific with my bag

[@Rex-ov7vp]

Thanks

[@This_old_guy76]

My tip which probably doesn’t apply to most… I throw predominantly LHBH where all my friends throw RHBH. I used to find myself trying to throw the same line instead of looking for a line that suits my game. Avoiding that made a huge difference in my game.

[@ChrisPlaysDG]

When I have bad footing, i like to throw a speed or two higher and take some power off.

[@Terminal_DG]

I have always kept my bag super organized, mids left to right understable to overstable, then fairways then drivers that way if i'm not sure which disc to use for that shot its usually within a 2 disc range

[@adambroussard8192]

Commenting before I watch so sorry if you talk about this in the video, but did you see Paul ulibarri’s recent putting video? I found it helpful

[@minigod2751]

I started almost 2 months ago and I'll take whatever tips I can lol

[@hakluz]

Nice shirt

[@Chicagoway37]

How many more top 69 videos do we have to watch just kiss Konner already

[@chrismalicoat8560]

I keep 2 practice putters on the ends, so I can see each disc

[@TheNaturalHazards]

Bro took a bogey on hole two just to show us that tip! What a trooper!

[@Iantwi_dg]

Essence > Passion

[@danielbarrett6026]

I prefer the River by Latitude 64 over the Discraft Passion

[@aaronhackett5889]

I prefer indoor soccer shoes

[@Endure.Fitness]

Yess

[@dblevins343]

The bit about how you organize your bag is probably only helpful for people rotating through discs as often as you do. I know my bag is set up for specific shots. I don't have overlap (usually). If I need a shot shape, I know which disc I'm grabbing. If I rotate in a new disc, the old disc remains and the two battle it out for a while (for instance, if I need a straight fairway with a good amount of finish, I usually grab my Cookie. But if the Teebird is also in the bag, I'll throw both in casual rounds until I decide which one I prefer).

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

Who’s winning? I have a Teebird but I’ve been really tempted to get some Clash discs lately.

[@dblevins343]

@ToddsDiscGolf Funny enough, it's not a match-up I have tried. I just used it as an example. I do bag the Cookie and it feels great. I personally try and bag as many different manufacturers as I can which is why I picked up the Cookie instead of a Teebird at the time. Back then, I had other Innova in the bag. Now I have nothing Innova in the bag though so it may be time to bring a challenger in haha. I only let myself have 2 slots in a battle at a time though. Currently I have a battle for my overstabe Mid going on. Kastaplast Nord (K1) Dynamic Verdit (Fluid) Latitude Anchor Innova Roc3 (Halo) MVP Pyro (Plasma) All 5 are being used for field work at the moment. The two battling on the course currently are the Verdict and Nord though. The other slot battling it out right now is my flippy (but not too flippy) fairway. I currently use the Mint Jackalope. But it's challengers are... Mint Jackalop Clash Soda (Steady) Doomsday Blackout Prodigy F5 (Reblend) Axium Rythm (Fission)

[@Grannyknockers]

I can’t play in over 95° weather cause no chalk, powder or liquid, can block the sweat pores in that heat. The chalk just clumps up into this weird goop and I can’t get a confident grip on the disc.

[@willspidey6460]

#8 is a must…lol

[@Ger9ng]

Great tips! Here's one in return: Please don't swallow baseballs. I heard it is not healthy for you.

[@naciremasti]

Especially NPB baseballs, since they weigh more than MLB baseballs.

[@OnlyBandzzzDG]

I keep my bag way too organized lol. I also use MyDiscGolf to track my bag and check throughout the round. Probably one of my favorite tools, other than the retrievers😂😂

[@hunterlillard6091]

Please try a brave before you say the passion is the best fairway

[@selvinom]

I don’t understand how jumping up becoming unstable and mostly off balance and then throwing is in any way better than having your feet planted and throwing an upshot. it’s completely inconsistent. there’s a reason you don’t jump up off the tee.

[@ColbyJonesDG]

If the hole is short enough I'd 100% jump putt. Putting is a way more consistent "throw" compared to a backhand or forehand

[@martyjenkins3631]

Well, I can agree with the idea that squaring up to the target improves the line of the throw, but only as far as I can throw underhand. If I have to cock my elbow and spin the disc away, then I'd rather do a powered-down regular throw and trust the "feeling" for angle and distance.

[@curtisridenour]

The only time not to jump putt within 100ft is in the wind. Keep the disc under the wind. Flat stable low shot if possible. With a zone or a tempo. Floaty jump putts become 3 putts really fast in the wind.

[@tdkempton]

If that’s the case, then I suggest you practicing your jump putt. A jump putt can go in, an upshot should never go in if you’re throwing correctly.

[@eliarnold6497]

First