Best One Liner Tips?

[Putt for D'oh]

Be the disc, Danny, be the disc.

 

[runningDoc]

KISS

Keep it Simple Stupid

Thanks to my buddy from CT Craig for that one. When I step up to the tee/upshot lie I look for the most simple line to the 15ft circle green.

 

[air show]

"Slow, smooth, and steady" - says Barry Schultz.

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[ohtobediscing]

No, that did NOT look like one of McBeast's drives.

 

[7ontheline]

Take the big gap... not too unlike you're take the easiest shot you can make

I play wooden courses and realize I could cut the corner to head straight for the basket but I've learned that going through a bigger gap in the trees more often gets me inside the circle where I have a chance to make the putt. If the gaps are similar in size I'll aim for the gap that's closer to the basket. Better to have a chance at birdie or an easy par than hit an early tree and bring bogey into play.

The one I usually tell everyone is "its all about putting."

Spend as much time practice putting as you do playing rounds and in a year you'll be cashing.

Also, be positive "lets have fun" and route for your card mates. Its contagious and I play much better when everyone is having a good time.

 

[DanJon]

Be the disc, Danny, be the disc.

Nanananananana

 

[lucasgg]

Always room for improvement.

 

[smarkquart]

When playing poorly in a tournament or at a pay to play course, remember, what you are doing is lower your cost per throw.

 

[armiller]

Also, be positive "lets have fun" and route for your card mates. Its contagious and I play much better when everyone is having a good time.

"Have fun" is probably the best for me. Especially during a round where things aren't clicking. In those cases: "Breathe, step back, and then have fun."

As far as the game goes, all those other one-liners about putting, taking the smart/doable shot, and practice sound good too.

 

[Nasty Nate]

Don't think- feel.

-Bruce Lee

 

[Agricolae]

First rule for better putting: Drive to here. [points to base of basket]

 

[B The V]

After you leave yourself with a less than favorable lie, behind trees/obstacles or somewhere making a run at the basket risky:

"Don't be a hero."

Sometimes pitching out and taking a stroke Is a better option than trying a risky run through jail.

 

[John M. Fretz]

A little kid came up and asked my friend how we threw so far. My buddy handed him a disc and said,
" you just grip it, then RIP it!"
Then he demonstrated for the little guy. We've been using that for new players ever since

 

[Dan Ensor]

"Throw more hyzers."

-George Smith

 

[Inverted]

Relax.

Find your rythm.

 

[DiscFifty]

In regards to the "have fun" one liners... that's one thing that still gets to me...for me it's not about winning or losing...it's playing as good as I can. But I've yet to have fun when I'm playing bad. Granted...it doesn't bother me as much as it used to, but having a bad competitive round isn't really fun at all. lol...

 

[Tripper]

Perfect practice prevents piss poor performance- Woody Hayes

 

[danhyzer]

1989 World Champion Mr. Steve Wisecup once told me after I got 2 double bogeys after an ACE ------------ "Your only as good as your next shot". It didn't help me right then, but over time it has helped me not only with Disc Golf but with life in general.

 

[freshprincebellaire]

When in doubt, just give up.

 

[AmsterdamHeavy]

"slow down"