Learning by feel in disc golf: why, and how
You have to feel it.
Author Jack Trageser
Well-known turnover shots: when to use ’em and how to throw ’em
Adding this skill to your arsenal can really help lower scores.
Want to improve your game? Think A.C.E. on every hole
If you want to shoot lower scores by making less mistakes, one way to do it is to A.C.E. every hole!
Mastering the turnover shot: equal parts art and science
Solve the puzzle of the turnover shot and you’ll be a better disc golfer.
‘Okay, everybody take a knee!’ (and putt) with Sew Fly
Sew Fly takes the knee pad and makes it fly.
Playing disc golf like a machine—a well-oiled machine
You are a disc golf machine. Are you a well-oiled machine though?
Three causes for taking extra strokes in disc golf—and how to avoid ’em (if possible)
After hole 7 the other day it occurred to me that I had already carded three bogeys. To loosely paraphrase Ice Cube from back in the 90’s, I was givin’ out strokes “like government cheese!”
Gap Analysis: The science and art of navigating trees in disc golf
Ever face a shot where your direct line is no longer available? It’s all about finding the right gap. Help Jack make the right call.