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The first episode of a new series teaching you all the basics of disc golf!Check out the Store: http://foundationdiscs.comSubscribe for more disc golf videos...
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- Foundation Disc Golf
Are you just getting into the sport of Disc Golf? Overwhelmed by the number of disc options there are? I was too when I was trying to decide what discs to ge...
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- DiscGolf Justice
Are you ready to take your disc golf game to the next level? 🥏 If so, you've come to the right place! In this comprehensive video, we'll show you everything you need to know about mastering...
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- Chain Clankers Disc Golf
- Speed Ranges 1 to 14
- Glide Ranges 1 to 7
- Turn Ranges 1 to -5
- Fade Ranges from 0 to 5
- Don’T Worry About What The Pros Throw…Yet
- Skip The Drivers
- Weight Matters
- Plastic Matters
- Used vs. New
- You Will Lose Discs
Speed is just about the single most important factor when looking for disc golf discs. High-speed discs have to be thrown with a lot of spin and speed in order to fly correctly and beginners just can’t get enough power behind their discs to match that speed. Beginner disc golfers want discs with a speed of 7 or less. I would suggest no more than 5 ...
Glide is very important for beginners. Glide determines how long a disc can stay in the air so beginners want a glide of at least 3 or more. This will guarantee just a little bit of extra distance on your throws which is what you need as a beginner.
Turn is important for beginners because turn determines stability. Stability is simply how a disc flies after it is released from the throwers hand. The level of stability in a disc will determine if it is going to turn to the right right away, fly straight through the whole flight, or fade to the left early on in the disc’s flight. For disc golfer...
Fade is how much the disc turns, or fades, to the left at the end of it’s flight. Beginners want discs with as little fade as possible. If you’re brand new, look for discs with a fade of 0 to 1.That will help your disc stay just a bit straighter near the end of flight. So when looking for your beginner discs, I would suggest getting understabledisc...
All too often, I see new players watch the pros play and then go get those same advanced discs for their bags. This is a huge mistake. Like I said earlier, beginners need beginner discs. The pros play with discs that take years of playing to be able to throw and require more power, spin, and speed than beginner discs. Start with the easy discs then...
Some of those advanced discs I was talking about include control and distance drivers. As a new player, skip the drivers completely. At the bottom of the page, I’ve recommended 3 discs. The third is a very slow, beginner-level control driver. I would not recommend using this until you’ve played enough rounds to be able get a decently straight throw...
There are some disc golfers that may argue this with me, but I’m still going to talk about it any way. As a beginner, you want lighter discs. This is because, as a general rule, lighter discs tend to normally be more understable. The heavier the disc, the more stable to overstable it becomes. Beginners should look for weights in the 150 to 170 rang...
The different plastics used, from basic plastic to the more expensive premium plastics, affects the stability of a disc golf disc (the disc’s ability to resist high-speed turn) and thus affect disc flight. And this is widely accepted by the majority of disc golfers as true. Before you get a certain disc, I would try to research that disc in multipl...
There are hundreds of thousands of discs in the world that you could possibly buy…both used and new. Whether you choose to buy either is completely up to. Both used discs and new discs are fine to use on the course but just remember these couple of things. • Used discs are more understable:as discs age and get used more and more, they take a beatin...
This is something that I’ve come to terms with, but have done everything in my power to prevent. To this day, I’ve only lost one disc. And have swore to never lose another. I just want you to understand, though, that this happens and sometimes there’s just nothing you can do. If you want to try to stay away from losing discs, checkout our guide, “T...
Feb 13, 2024 · Choosing the perfect disc golf disc is a journey that evolves with your game. Understanding the characteristics of drivers, mid-range discs, and putters, along with selecting the right disc for your skill level, can significantly impact your performance on the course.
How do I choose the right disc? The page will teach you everything you need to know about building a complete disc golf bag, but if you are brand new to disc golf and just want to jump right in, my quick recommendation is to start with a putter or a disc golf starter set. You can play entire rounds of disc golf with only a putter (which is a ...
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Apr 23, 2008 · Disc golf can be a fun and exciting game as well as great exercise. Learn tips on choosing discs in this free video.Expert: John StoneBio: John Stone has be...
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- ExpertVillage Leaf Group
