micky5752
Newbie
Anyone know a site that will hook you up with a decent price on bulk putters i.e. 10 or so...for practice with my basket? Partial to the Omega SS or AP. Thanks!
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Bulk Putters for Practice
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call marshall street. they used to give 10% off of multiples
chrishysell
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please don't do that to your game
jpeaslee
Par Member
Practicing putting?
Technohic
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Spatula Cornroll
Eagle Member
I am a student of the 2 practice putter philosophy. It forces you to take each put seriously, because you have to walk more to take more putts.
chrishysell
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this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
chrishysell
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Yeah, Yeah, and it was probably a Nuke too huh?
chrishysell
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soft magnet
although I should give a Nuke a try. The cryztal ones should grip well
although I should give a Nuke a try. The cryztal ones should grip well
soxfan1982
Bogey Member
gottagogottathrow.com has 5 disc deals. if you email them they might work out something for 10
barneco
Birdie Member
So I can totally understand this approach when you're practicing the mental approach to putting and putting better in a tournament. But what if you're trying to DEVELOP your putting stroke...don't you think max reps can help you groove it quicker by building muscle memory and allow you to make small adjustments in quick succession?
Personally, FWIW(I'm not a great putter), I do both. My stroke is not where I want it to be, so I spend some of the time with 10 putters experimenting and trying to reproduce and groove the stroke that I'm aiming for. Around tourney time or the day before doubles..etc, I will do exactly as you guys are suggesting and forget the experimenting, grab 1 putter, and practice making them when they count.
May not be the best methodology, but I feel like I'm improving in both areas.
Personally, FWIW(I'm not a great putter), I do both. My stroke is not where I want it to be, so I spend some of the time with 10 putters experimenting and trying to reproduce and groove the stroke that I'm aiming for. Around tourney time or the day before doubles..etc, I will do exactly as you guys are suggesting and forget the experimenting, grab 1 putter, and practice making them when they count.
May not be the best methodology, but I feel like I'm improving in both areas.
backswing_aplenty
Birdie Member
For those bad at putting the multiple disc theory is what gets you good. For those that are good at putting 1-2 discs is what keeps you good/makes you better. If you've never taken time to really work on a putting stroke multiple discs is the way to do it.
micky5752
Newbie
I've been playing for a couple years...but as a weekend warrior... It's all in what works for you... I lifted weights for a long time as a teenager...and I didn't get to my life achievement for max bench by just reppin' twice... It takes the same thing as putting...You get a groove..a feel... I was just in Clearwater, and took a putting lesson, and this fella who taught me gave me some great tips, and as good of a putter as he is... and trust me i saw some ****... He still uses the 10 disc method... So I'll stick with that...
Technohic
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Clearwater? I wonder if it was Discspeed.
Animage
Double Eagle Member
If shops stocked 10 wizards of the same plastic and weight, I'd be all over that 
I need to move to one of the disc golf mecca citys I think.
If I don't like the new Yeti Aviar, I'll be doing a massive manhunt in person for a new stack of Wizards.
I need to move to one of the disc golf mecca citys I think.
If I don't like the new Yeti Aviar, I'll be doing a massive manhunt in person for a new stack of Wizards.
pspunch
Double Eagle Member
i bought 6 aviars and it was the best thing i could do for my putting/approach shots w/ a putter. that and buy a basket.
micky5752
Newbie
What do you think of the Wizards...In comparison to the Aviar or Omega if you've thrown one...I have a brand new ION and it's pretty cool...I believe that they all fly very similar to the Aviar.... I was gonna buy a Wiz when I was in Clearwater but opted against it when I played 3 days and started sinkin' them with my Omega... I just believe I need to finally nail down what putter I'm gonna throw, pick one...buy 10 and then start a rotation into my bag...So I have the same weight and feel in my hand....only different tricks in terms of the their flight characteristics due to wear...If shops stocked 10 wizards of the same plastic and weight, I'd be all over that
I need to move to one of the disc golf mecca citys I think.
If I don't like the new Yeti Aviar, I'll be doing a massive manhunt in person for a new stack of Wizards.
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
The way I use my stack of putters is to throw them away from the basket and walk around and putt them individually, including holing out.
I've never met a Wizard I didn't like. They're all amazing. If I hadn't done some exploration, I would've never discovered how great Mediums are. I even bought mine online.
If shops stocked 10 wizards of the same plastic and weight, I'd be all over that
I've never met a Wizard I didn't like. They're all amazing. If I hadn't done some exploration, I would've never discovered how great Mediums are. I even bought mine online.
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I like to do the same thing. I only have five putters, but I just walk up toss them a good ways from the basket and go.
