What is your disc's breaking point? Disc flight hacks

What is your disc's breaking point? Disc flight hacks | Disc Golf Tips

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@Parkkid 4 ай бұрын

I am still a newer player and I am finally at the point where I want to start trying different stability discs. This video is great at showing the practice I need to put in to understand my discs more! Thank you.

@ogdiscgolfer 4 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@aslan-og 4 ай бұрын

Good examples, keep it up.

@ogdiscgolfer 4 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

@peanutbutter8885 4 ай бұрын

This is Awesome, Love the energy.

@ogdiscgolfer 4 ай бұрын

thanks so much!

@TheButlerNZ 4 ай бұрын

I started with 10 discs so I learned how to fill the gaps with Hyzer/Anhyzer. I live in Wellington NZ so there's always a gentle breeze (ok our windiest year recorded 233 days Gale force & up) so I prefer to throw flat with stable to under stable discs. Throwing in wind gives you a few interesting insights... 1: You CAN throw a flippy disc into a strong headwind... Just expect it to pay off 1 in a ... well once in a lot of runaways... Just use a LOT of Hyzer... 2: 'Do not go gentle into that good night..." but when its a headwind... GO GENTLE... (or at least Throw gentle)... and keep it low... 3: For cross-winds, put the wind to your back and throw unstable. (hopefully you have a forehand and backhand.. I don't have a forehand but still use it to go left with wind behind me (RHFH)) (I somehow managed to get my Innova Gold Diamond 330+ ft on a slight downhill (maybe -5ft across that distance) My max drivers on flat is 330ft (a 100m Rugby field touch to touch line) 4: for overhead rollers 3 still applies, you have the top into the wind and tipping away from the wind (aiming slightly upwind)... seems odd but try it,, Over-stable disc, land close or it will land flat... 5: Harder the tailwind, flippier the disc. Harder the headwind, more over stable (I have a "broken" disc that I can throw Anhyzer into 40kph winds and it will always pull out.. Hilarious, like a 0,4+ 6: Putting in a tail wind... you CAN, throw flat.. but nose up and aim to overshoot and the disc gets shot down, and if you miss.. it lands hard nearby... 7: Putting in a cross-wind with a flippy putter works very similar to (3:) 8: Overhead RHFH 1pm rollers are great downwind.

@ogdiscgolfer 4 ай бұрын

You win the internet today for the most detailed comment on just about any of my videos! Thanks so much!

@TheButlerNZ 4 ай бұрын

@@ogdiscgolfer Unfortunately in person I talk just as much. Coming from a background of casual frisbee throwing at lunch circa 2k, I also have a throw no one mentions.. but is very handy... (Basically a frisbee distance throw). RHBH, standing open to the target (feet at about 2.40pm)... straight arm throw (though pocket works once your a competent thrower)... Staring at the target, yeet it out to the right on a 30+deg hyzer for a smooth arc... With the right disc (I use a scorch) the disc doesn't turn/fade in flight and is quite easy to hit in line with where your looking.. (I often bullseye peoples bags walking back from a practice basket...) Great for targeting baskets you can see through an impenetrable object (Tree/hedge etc) Less wind I can use higher angles and toombstone the disc if its wet. Only issue.. I forget when it's dry/firm, that there isn't someone at the other end catching the disc.. and forget to aim right to take in skip overshooting. c... told u I talk too much.

@theoneandonlystanima7018 4 ай бұрын

Understanding angle control and how to utilize the natural flip of the disk in order to shape shots is core to having a good overall game. Drive, Approach, Putt. I never realized how important the approach really is. Played a tourney last weekend...and can single out 4 different shots where this applied and led directly to missed birdie opportunities. It's one thing to miss putts, but 4 strokes in the mid game could be the difference between winning and missing cash.

@ogdiscgolfer 4 ай бұрын

That's exactly what I'm talking about! Because I've done the exact same thing. Those approach shots can make or break a round and our spirits so many times. We know how important putting is but we tend to overlook the approach. I can totally feel the pain of those for missed approaches. Thanks so much for taking time to comment.