5 Tips To Quickly Get Better at Disc Golf!! | Beginner Disc Golf Tips

New to disc golf and wondering how to score better on your rounds? Playing in your first tournament soon and want to do well? I've put together five tips to help you with your mental game giving you an edge on the competition. What are the five tips? You'll have to watch to find out!!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Setting the Table
1:11 Tip 1
3:37 Tip 2
5:27 Tip 3
8:19 Foundation Subscription Box
9:47 Tip 4
11:19 Tip 5
13:04 Final Thoughts

[ollie_bros]

Not always aiming for the basket is some of the best advice I've heard for all skill levels 🔥

[striker]

Robbie you're making a huge impact on the sport. You've not only helped me with my game, but for the few events/tournaments/leagues that I've attended, there is always talks about where people learned about x, y, or z part of the game and your channel is one of the first 3 mentioned for how or why people are able to do whatever it is we're cheering them on for. This goes for the beginners (like me) to the semi pros that I've grouped with. Appreciate you man!

[discgolfnerd]

Tip 5 is a big one. I think everyone understands it in regards to putters and hand feel, but once it gets up to faster discs, it becomes "the archer not the arrow." Seemingly hand feel falls to the wayside once it stops being a putter. As someone who plays with mostly Innova, I really want to love the Mako3, and the cult-like following of the Mako3 makes me feel like I have to love it and throw it well. Truth is, it's just not as comfortable in my hand as the Jay, and it accomplishes the flight that I would get out of the Mako3, but with more consistency and confidence. Thanks for posting Robbie!

[Godsundyingwork]

By far lately one of my favorite videos and I did this last weekend at a tourney and didn’t realize this video was right up that alley. Great instructions for better scores and rounds

[tjstewart]

Thanks for the shout out! 😂Probably a coincidence but I do watch many many videos of yours. Getting back into the sport after a 20yr hiatus. You have really helped me start getting it back and even improving. That’s why the Robbie C birdy patch will always have a home on my main bag ✊🏻

[andrewwilson]

Good on you Robbie, I've been getting a lot from your videos

[stammiam]

13:10 for me, the Wraith and the Valkyrie were my “love-hate” discs that I thought I could not live without.

[sntkore]

Ive been throwing just putters this year and its a game changer. I dont play enough to get to know lots of discs, throwing one stable disc consistently has probably cut around a shot per hole off my score.

[daltoncady]

12:10 definitely me with the wraith. I try to love it in different plastics but it just doesn’t vibe with my forehand.

[mofongo]

“Play for par” this Tip is great. I find myself trying too hard.

[ogdiscgolfer]

I think we all have a tendency to get Birdie focused and we forget how powerful playing for par (avoiding bogeys) is. It is always exciting to see that Pro tour player with the colorful card with bogeys and birdies, but then you see the other player that just played within his/her game with no bogeys beating most of the field. Great stuff Robbie!

[donnyrides]

"Play for par" and "Don't be a hero" are the biggest tips I live by. Side request, bring back that sweet calming background music from 2022, even for just 1 video. Great video as always!!

[elisabethe]

My to go to teacher at disc golf. You have done so much to my game. Thank you for 5 great tips!

[ericwalter]

Going for par is by far the best advice - especially beginners who are just starting to get better. Brining this into tournament play (MA3) does wonders for your mental game, game plans, and execution.

[AnInnocentFish]

I love my pig! Hoping to play for some
Pars on a new course this weekend if the weather agrees! Still pretty new.

[TheButlerNZ]

My best round at my local for over a year... was a Pig only round... I've only taken 1 stroke off that since in the 1.5yrs since...

[billcoulter]

The Hex. I want to love it. I throw it awesome at times but there’s always a 50-50 chance I’m gonna grip lock it bad! The Buzzz seldom fails me, just fits my hand better. The Hex is out of the bag now.

[rman]

My leopard is weirdly hit or miss for me. But the lucid eMac truth connects with my soul

[JeremyBurnett]

Playing to par has shaved about 7 strokes off my game for 18 holes. (I’m pretty new to the sport and still throwing 10-15 over at my favorite course.) Unless I’m have a “hit every tree” day. Then it wouldn’t matter anyway! My cold shoulder disc right now is the roadrunner. I threw it so well for about a month. Found the heat, now I burn the roadrunner over for a roller every time I try to use it. I did learn that star plastic is awesome with it though!

[noroomcommies]

Number 4 is the realest… nothing like digging yourself in a stubborn hole on hole 2. Every time…