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The middle finger is straight and flat against the inside rim. The outside rim of the disc makes contact with the web between thumb and index finger. The grip should be firm and probably uncomfortable for a beginner's unmolded hands. The top of the disc may bend slightly under pressure of the thumb. For advanced throwers, the index finger may be together with the middle finger so that the middle finger can extend straight out in line with the palm of the hand, getting more wind-up and therefore, more spin.
How to Throw a Golf Club：Learn to Throw for Distance and Accuracy - Tom Carey | Readmoo 讀墨電子書
Beginners may need to keep the index and middle fingers separated to gain more control of the disc. The pad of the middle finger must still be against the rim of the disc. Assume a stance with the balls of the feet a shoulder width apart. This may be a crutch later when you have to look up-field and extend around a marker. The thrower must have the disc cocked, ready to impart spin before throwing.
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It can either start wound as far back as it can go or the thrower can cock the disc by a small whip of the fingers immediately before the throw. The main trick is to keep the outer tip of the disc down. For the more advanced beginner the following points may help. The motion of the disc while in the hand should not be so much as an arc-like swing, but a whiplash.
With increasing speed, motion towards the target starts from the shoulder, to the elbow then wrist and finally the fingers. Stepping forward with the non-pivot foot may help. The pivot should be on the opposite side as the throwing hand. Read more Read less.
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View or edit your browsing history. I loved his response. He said instead of playing a casual round with him, they should watch him play a practice round. What do they watch for? Among other things, where he chooses to land his disc and where he throws his approaches from. To do any of this, you have to be familiar with the course. I mean really knowing the course.
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A great way to do this is to walk or play the course backward. Look at each hole starting at the basket. Take a hard look at the lines in to the basket. Then walk out to those spots and look to the tee.
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If you can, take notes. Even if you never look at them, the simple act of writing them down or recording them in your phone will help them stick in your memory. They need to be made before you even start playing. Think before you throw. Instead of getting up to your second shot and then dealing with an unknown, try to make your second shot one you wanted and planned on.
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If you have your plan of attack down before you start, all you have to worry about at that point is execution. Most people, when they search the web or YouTube for disc golf driving tips, they are looking for more distance. I totally get that. Anyone can try and throw far. Not everyone can score well.