The best disc golf advice you ever received...

In the beginning I used to only worry about putting and how far I could throw the disc.  After watching a tourtament hosted in Ocala, I started to ask some of the pros what I should concentrate on.  I remember this skinny guy with a monster afro telling me "smooth is far.  It doen't matter if you can throw 500+ft, but it does matter if you can throw 300ft accurately."  Turns out the skinny kid was Nikko...  Great advice.

[Jeff Nichols]

"RELAX and Stay LOOSE" AND "Practice Your PUTTING EVERYDAY".

[David Sauls]

Not a slogan, but something I read in an article by Carlton Howard.  When a bad shot leaves you in a bad lie, don't try to be heroic and "save par", or birdie or whatever.  Imagine someone put a tee where your lie is, and think about the best way to play the hole from there. 

This saved me from a lot of foolish shots, making bad situations worse, especially in tournaments.

[mr ed]

good advice.this might of just answered the post discussion.

[YesterYear]

Best advice I got was from a random guy at the course the first day I was out.  He saw I was a newbie and that I wasn't throwing very far he told me to try throwing forehand.  Gave me a huge amount of distance.

[david swamp thing black]

too many mind no good

[Chris Lenkiewicz]

"Follow Through"

[Disc Player Sports]

Reach back, then follow through.

[Discette]

When you have a choice between two shots that are equal in risk, choose the shot you know better.  Then go and practice the other shot until you feel just as confident throwing it.

[xians421]

Learn how to throw rollers.

[Jeffery Nugent]

best advice I've got , was to keep my wrist cocked all the way back from start to finish. That helped me keep the nose down and added up to better "D" off the tee. now if I could figure out what else I'm doing wrong....