jamela1989
Newbie
I started playing disc golf about 2 months ago. I really enjoy the game, but have not gotten a technique down yet. I have been searching for someone to contact who can just spend a few hours with me to help me with my technique. I would really like to improve my skills and be able to play with other people without having to use a kiddie score : / . I have talked to people about finding a beginners group, but they suggested the best thing would be to practice with a professional or find a clinic. If anyone could help, or put me in contact with someone who can, that would be great. Thanks so much
)I have done that and my experience has been that when they ask you I will tell them that my drives are not very good. Trying to give them warning before I play. I guess they must think that I can't always drive 400ft as opposed to my normal 300ft. No! When I say my drives are bad I am talking more about 200ft on average.Once we start playing I am usually so nervous about screwing up that I usually do and once they see that my drives suck they start walking off when they are through with there shots,not waiting for me to finish . My advice to those who ask someone to play and they tell you they are not very good is after you see them play and they aren't very good,either offer to help them or don't freaking ask them to play!I have had this happen to me twice. Ask me to play and then walk off when they see I'm not so good.
