Help disc's being lost

ok so me and my dad love to play togther but we live where the course has a lot of water so discs being lost is the norm when you chose not to play it safe.  Lately my dad hs been loosing a lot of discs because his throwing is inconsistant and when i give him a tip he gets frustrated because it does not work the first time around, but it would help keep him dry.  He is really conpetative so he like to score better every round, but it has gotten to the point that he goes for it every hole and loses discs because he cant control the disc and its's just not the right time to do it.  so what can I tell him to make him believe that he can score just as good just laying up every once in a while.    . 

[Eric Day]

I would suggest buying him a R-pro boss it floats lol, but realy until he learns to throw floating disc work great. I know lightning disc makes alot of floaters too. The other good thing about the R-pro boss is that it dosn't take much arm for it to go far.

[Blake Meyers]

i totally forgot about lightning great beginner discs

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[Nic777]

tip of the week

[Donny Olow]

play on a course that has no water or play around it until your ready to throw over the water.

[Fred Pannell]

At 54 and a recovering shoulder surgery person I've had to change alot of my technique...going about 90% sidearm...which is a very hard thing to do....disc selection becomes paramount....better technique and the proper disc to avoid water is the key...overcoming not overthrowing a disc is hard....using his wrist as a springboard and easing up on overpowering the disc should keep him dry....also, floaters like a dragon might be good....good luck...fred