What's the strongest part of your game?

[Tfire25]

I'm 80% from inside the circle without wind. That being said, I'm 20% outside 30 ft so I know my drive or approach has to be inside 30 feet to have a chance. I parked a 455 ft hole Thursday but missed my 5 ft putt. I guess it just depends on the day because somedays I can drive far/accurate and others I can't stay out of the ob. It's the same with every aspect of my game. Then I have days where everything is clicking and I go -11. So frustrating because I'll follow that with a +4. This week it seems like my driving is on so I picked that because it for sure ain't the mental otherwise I would not be stuck in rec.

 

[Plankeye]

i am best at either hitting trees or missing putts

 

[DJ Troll]

I have my moments where my drives are awesome and other times where my putting is one fire. But I am pretty consistent with my mids and approach shots. A lot of the time when throwing, I look like a left handed mongoloid who's never seen a disc before. I also tend to throw a lot of "tree-seeking missles".

 

[curveball4]

Voted other. I don't get too upset over bad shots & I have decent BH, FH, & OH so I'm decent at getting out of bad situations

 

[Crazy Runner Guy]

don't have a big arm, so i get lots of practice on approaches.

Same here. My local course is just long enough that I can't park most holes and I'm left with a <100-150 ft. approach. At best, I play par golf and thus I've had to get accurate with

I'm also getting better at putting after going through a pre- or post-round routine of 10 putts at 10 ft., 10 putts at 15 ft, etc. until I get out to about 30 ft. It has helped that now I have multiple Rhynos to putt with instead of a Rhyno + Birdie. It's a lot like Ellis's putting confidence, and I think putting takes more muscle memory than driving/approaching - hence I lose it first when there are gaps in my rounds.

 

[Disc Fiend]

approaching and putting are my strengths. I'm definitely not a world champion distance driver by any means lol

 

[joshuajames]

Get out of trouble shots (especially OH) and drives are my best...

The putting outside of 20 feet needs lots of work

 

[The Hammer]

Distance. I can reach a lot of holes that others can't. It also gives me more options on shorter holes. I can throw Rocs and putters, or go over the top of trouble when everyone is trying to thread tight lines with drivers.

 

[jcrab66]

never would of said it not long ago but its now putting, these days i seem to be hitting about everything anywhere in the circle and quite a few outside

 

[Phenn]

Driving.

I used to consider myself a noodle-arm, but recently I'm not sure that is as applicable as it used to be. I'm honestly not sure how it happened, but I've added 50-75' to my drives in the last month.

That being said, I'm used to playing courses where I park holes, or have ridiculously easy upshots. So when I play longer courses (Audubon, Turner, etc.) my weaknesses really show through.

Same with courses where there isn't room to drive. Anything wooded my score goes way up--simply because I don't practice enough with my mids and putters for SHORT shots.

By the time I get my mid-range game tuned up, I'll have to fix my driving again...

 

[dehaas]

At the moment the strongest part of my game is my ability to scramble. The first 2-3 years I played I threw RHFH and a lot of tomahawks and thumbers. So I've got a decent arsenal of junk or get out of jail shots, and I've been learning to control a roller recently too. I'm making an effort to simplify things off of the tee and not try to nut a next to impossible shot. As much fun as it is to hit that crazy line the scorecard reflects much better on consistent golf.

 

[tripp]

Putting for sure. Today I hit 3 from outside the circle and everything but 1 inside the circle. The chains screwed me on the 1.

I made the putt it just didn't stay in. Zen Golf

 

[b-mart]

I'm really really good at walking on the course. I almost never fall. I've become pretty good at finding discs in rough too, because that's where I spend most of my time.

 

[BigGAC1]

I am really fantastic at throwing my discs into water hazards. I'm so good at it that I can even find water on holes that don't have water in play. Trust me, I'm pretty boss at it - thats why my first Boss is still at the bottom of a lake!

 

[J-Man09]

I definitely am not a good driver, So I really have to make up for that in the approach. But Im also very good in my head finding lines where Have to throw it and not getting mad.:wall:

 

[Tfire25]

I definitely am not a good driver, So I really have to make up for that in the approach. But Im also very good in my head finding lines where Have to throw it and not getting mad.:wall:

I'm so confused by your last sentence. I'm not trying to be a prick I just don't understand.

 

[cmchavis]

I picked approach, but I would say I am not terrible at any, just mediocre and that's what bothers me. My drives are short, so I get a lot of approach practice.

I'd love to be able to add 50-75 foot to my drives, seems I am always in that zone after a drive where it's way too far for me to putt, but not long enough where I shouldn't at least try for it. 95% of the time it ends with me laying up. The other 5% I blow by and end up with another long putt.

 

[DiscNutt123]

I voted driving. I'm a very solid driver and really trust my discs off the tee. Putting is a close second though, especially lately...I've been hitting a LOT of putts in the 30-50' range lately and hardly miss in the circle.

 

[simplepmart]

My pre-game stretching routine. It can't be beat.

 

[BogeyNoMore]

afraid i don't have any strong point. imo it's all pretty evenly mediocre with a few flashes of greatness interspersed with a few epic fails. depends on the day...

You're too hard on your self...but I know what you mean. :doh: