75' - 100' range

[Shamis]

At 75 I'm gonna try to do a jump put, that probably won't go in, but will definitely leave me in the circle. At 100' I'm going to do a gentle hyzer with a putter that may have a chance of going in, but should still leave me near or inside the circle. I used to do gentle anny shots at that range, and they are more likely to go in the basket for me, but they are also more likely to sail 50' past the basket.

 

[Mike C]

Standstill putter flick.

I find a standstill FH requires less body movement than BH, so I feel its more consistent to power down for approach shots in this range.

Go to is a Proxy, Envy if its windy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtJfVs2RTx8&t=3m18s - Here's one with the Proxy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMK1pLbThrU&t=1m44s - Here's some with the Matrix from a bit further out

Standstill flicks don't require me to take my eyes off the target or rotate my upper body. Just a smooth flick and its under the basket.

 

[AndyJB]

Depends on if Im bagging a Polecat or a Berg that day. If the Polecat is in the bag, a nice easy toss, Frisbee-style and generally Im running it.

If its a Berg day (they are quite a bit more overstable) I will do a soft flick approach with that or I will try and nose up stall put my beat-in Fossil Wizard.

Lots of options at that distance. But unless there is some kind of horribleness behind the basket, Im running it.

 

[Stevo]

Straight shot, no danger: I fan grip a Gravity Clutch and give it a little nose up run. Almost like a frisbee toss - no reachback, pretty much all arm. For me, that shots good up to about 100'

If there are any obstacles, I try to play the hyzer, whether its FH with a basic Jokeri, or BH with a P-P2.