thanks, I try to keep it balanced between teaching and playing more than the plastic... but in the end, I am just trying to film what I like and am currently thinking about, and hopefully someone will get something out of it. I appreciate you taking time to comment.
Good stuff Pete. You have just exposed the foundation of my game. As someone who scrambles alot playing woods courses I have to be creative and these are definitely shots I am familiar with. The berg and A2 is the poison I choose to make me look better than I actually am for sure.
Let's face it... driving and putting are pretty nerve wracking most of the time... having a reliable approach game is like an oasis in the storm. :D thanks for watching!
Thanks! I hope it works out for you! I have a follow up video coming next Thursday to look at the disc's breaking point a little bit more... as soon as I finish editing it. :D
@@ogdiscgolferwell I tried it. I’m in Colorado where things should be more stable, but I couldn’t get my roc3 to not turn into a forehand roller unless I threw it flat. Guess I need to go back to the store and buy a new overstable disc, not one from the used section
Good to know I have the exact same shot as 7:00 I use my RPM Kea as its sticky and has a bead. (Used to use the Pig but it's so beat up it's understable now) Thrown slow enough (at ~30ftor less) and you can do that shot with anything in the bag, without even looking at the disc, and it behaves the same.
I played on an Open Level for many years (PDGA #9787)and you can never forget the basics or preach them enough...that simple shot can save from a huge mistake until your game picks up...even then, terrain-wind-distance and back drop always differ take the time there is no rush and think more on the simple approach then killing a birdie shot just to chase a "disc" and hope you even par now ^^
First I really needed you to be #9876! :D But, that is just my number fixation kicking in! As I get older, the basics are becoming so much more important... slowing down and choosing the right shot is so much better than rushing and hitting that dang limb you never saw! :D Thanks for watching! Good to have a 4 digit in the comments!
as someone did ask ...yeah distance would be nice i wondered on a few shots myself...saying "like on this flick its about...or on this putt-shot-...at or from about blah blah blah distance etc....gives people range to play with from your ideas and teachings ^^
thanks... I will try to remember to do that. I think one of the reasons why I don't harp on distance is because everybody's distance range is so different and I try to focus on the principle of the shot versus just trying to have people emulate shots that I'm doing. I hope that makes sense but I will definitely try to remember to talk about distances where I think you're applicable. Thanks so much
@@ogdiscgolfer Make plenty since ..just saying maybe add it to the info/curious minds, that maybe visualizing something that your video reminds them of a shot they know etc....ty for getting back tc and. "Good Golfing"
As I watch more and more players... I am constantly thinking how many strokes they could save by having a little more consistency with their upshots. And let's not even start about the Berg! :D
i had to go look at the footage... 65-75ft maybe... possible farther or shorter? I will try to remember and check tomorrow. if it helps... in the video I'm standing on number six Long Tee (Blue) throwing to the practice basket
Dang at Homer I met a guy from out of town out there to play in the rain this morning and forgot to check the distance. But I may go back out later on and I'll try to remember. But you know how scattered I am so you really have no chance at all of me actually remembering to do it :-)
@@ogdiscgolfer well thank you so following your advice I set up to baskets 62’ apart one on a hill the other under tree limb and then measured out 106’ feet from up hill basket grab 25 disc 12 putters and 12 putt/approach made two in the basket at 62’ the rest 50% hit bullseye the rest well within circle 1. Thanks for the advice on approaches
Solid advice! My 10 year old son and I have been working on smart decisions during casual rounds together. This video is now on the list for him to watch. Thank you.
@@ogdiscgolfer He's been playing for three years now. This season, he has turned a corner. His drives have vastly improved and he is much more open to Dad's advice. But, other's advice is always more impactful. Thus the value of your contribution. Thank you. 🤓
This might be the most useful, most practical disk golf video I've seen. Thank you.
Thanks for those kind words!
Great Job! I really love it when videos are about playing the game. Too many RUclips videos are all about selling plastic. Thanks Pete
thanks, I try to keep it balanced between teaching and playing more than the plastic... but in the end, I am just trying to film what I like and am currently thinking about, and hopefully someone will get something out of it. I appreciate you taking time to comment.
this was the most hard hitting knowledge ive come across for greater understanding of the game. thank you good job
Thanks for that!
Thanks, been playing less than a year. Your videos make me excited to get out there and practice.
thanks so much for saying that I hope it helps. :-)
Good stuff Pete. You have just exposed the foundation of my game. As someone who scrambles alot playing woods courses I have to be creative and these are definitely shots I am familiar with. The berg and A2 is the poison I choose to make me look better than I actually am for sure.
Let's face it... driving and putting are pretty nerve wracking most of the time... having a reliable approach game is like an oasis in the storm. :D thanks for watching!
This was such a fantastic idea for a video. Thanks Pete!
thank you so much for those kind words! I was hoping that people would like this one. I appreciate you saying that it was helpful
Super video! Thanks so much for helping me out.
Glad it helped!
Good content. I going to try it out
Thanks! I hope it works out for you! I have a follow up video coming next Thursday to look at the disc's breaking point a little bit more... as soon as I finish editing it. :D
@@ogdiscgolferwell I tried it. I’m in Colorado where things should be more stable, but I couldn’t get my roc3 to not turn into a forehand roller unless I threw it flat. Guess I need to go back to the store and buy a new overstable disc, not one from the used section
Good to know I have the exact same shot as 7:00
I use my RPM Kea as its sticky and has a bead. (Used to use the Pig but it's so beat up it's understable now)
Thrown slow enough (at ~30ftor less) and you can do that shot with anything in the bag, without even looking at the disc, and it behaves the same.
Yep... you get it... slow = overstable. Thanks for watching!
I played on an Open Level for many years (PDGA #9787)and you can never forget the basics or preach them enough...that simple shot can save from a huge mistake until your game picks up...even then, terrain-wind-distance and back drop always differ take the time there is no rush and think more on the simple approach then killing a birdie shot just to chase a "disc" and hope you even par now ^^
First I really needed you to be #9876! :D But, that is just my number fixation kicking in! As I get older, the basics are becoming so much more important... slowing down and choosing the right shot is so much better than rushing and hitting that dang limb you never saw! :D Thanks for watching! Good to have a 4 digit in the comments!
as someone did ask ...yeah distance would be nice i wondered on a few shots myself...saying "like on this flick its about...or on this putt-shot-...at or from about blah blah blah distance etc....gives people range to play with from your ideas and teachings ^^
thanks... I will try to remember to do that. I think one of the reasons why I don't harp on distance is because everybody's distance range is so different and I try to focus on the principle of the shot versus just trying to have people emulate shots that I'm doing. I hope that makes sense but I will definitely try to remember to talk about distances where I think you're applicable. Thanks so much
@@ogdiscgolfer Make plenty since ..just saying maybe add it to the info/curious minds, that maybe visualizing something that your video reminds them of a shot they know etc....ty for getting back tc and. "Good Golfing"
Gack it? lol Seriously though, awesome job on the video. Great instruction!!
thanks buddy!
Learning anny approach shots has shaved more throws from my rounds than any other aspect of the game. That and the Berg. 🤣
As I watch more and more players... I am constantly thinking how many strokes they could save by having a little more consistency with their upshots. And let's not even start about the Berg! :D
In the video what was the distance to the island practice green?
450 feet! :P
i had to go look at the footage... 65-75ft maybe... possible farther or shorter? I will try to remember and check tomorrow. if it helps... in the video I'm standing on number six Long Tee (Blue) throwing to the practice basket
Dang at Homer I met a guy from out of town out there to play in the rain this morning and forgot to check the distance. But I may go back out later on and I'll try to remember. But you know how scattered I am so you really have no chance at all of me actually remembering to do it :-)
65 feet is official distance
@@ogdiscgolfer well thank you so following your advice I set up to baskets 62’ apart one on a hill the other under tree limb and then measured out 106’ feet from up hill basket grab 25 disc 12 putters and 12 putt/approach made two in the basket at 62’ the rest 50% hit bullseye the rest well within circle 1. Thanks for the advice on approaches
ironically my approach game is by far the strongest part of my game.
oh I totally get it my approach game has always been one of my strongest points
Stop telling all the old man secrets. 😂 😂 😂
Nah. 'cause the young whippersnappers won't listen! :D
Solid advice! My 10 year old son and I have been working on smart decisions during casual rounds together. This video is now on the list for him to watch. Thank you.
10 years old huh? Probably way more mature than I am... :D Thanks
@@ogdiscgolfer He's been playing for three years now. This season, he has turned a corner. His drives have vastly improved and he is much more open to Dad's advice. But, other's advice is always more impactful. Thus the value of your contribution. Thank you. 🤓