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Comment by Gabriel -=24 CHA!NS=- on April 20, 2010 at 4:29pm

there are alot of videos on short game as well as putting but the last post is a Great video on how to improve your putting..

Comment by Gabriel -=24 CHA!NS=- on April 20, 2010 at 4:29pm

http://discraft.com/vid/html/dg10.html

Comment by ptld2001 on September 4, 2009 at 4:41pm

How quickly should one expect to improve, given that you're practicing almost every day? I can throw fairly straight, and my biggest problem is my distance. I started out at about 30' driving about 10 weeks ago. I added an X-step after a week, and increased to 50'. I moved up to 60' over the next month by doing some work with an elastic band. I moved up to about 70' by changing drivers from a leopard to a t-bird. Now, I'm pretty constant at about 70', and have been for about a month. I'd like to try and get up to about 100' before the winter break, because I'm sure I'll lose some distance over winter. Am I being unrealistic? What else might I work on? I'm thinking about trying discs with more glide. Have you found that helpful when you're dealing with a short drive?

Comment by Bill O'Hara on June 5, 2009 at 10:02pm

I see alot of Discs have different weights, How do I know which is best for me? whats the difference between the weights? better flight?

Comment by John Hodgkins on September 6, 2008 at 2:43pm

I found that Practicing my Form on the throw helped me more than the x-step did. I throw about the same distance either way and when talking with local pros it seems that they value good form over all else.

Comment by M-Kay Rose on August 31, 2008 at 4:44am

Should a beginner really practice/work on a RUN UP release while driving, or start off by focusing on properly snapping without a 'run-up" drive on the tee?

(I notice when I try to put that power behind it from a run up type of drive, I can't always control where it goes)