Choosing a Midrange Disc

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Summary: Disc golf can be a fun and exciting game as well as great exercise. Learn how to choose a midrange disc in this free video.

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John Stone John Stone has been an avid Disc Golfer for over 15 years. His experience has given him an in-depth knowledge of the games techniques, throwing styles and th... read more

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Choosing a Midrange Disc

Next we're going to talk about disc selection and different shots that you can use for different holes. Shot selection here at hole "7" at Westmoreland is a pretty fairly easy hole. It's only two hundred and ten feet, and the tee pad is actually sloped down so it's not too rough of a shot. But it definitely, you have to understand what each disc is going to do. So for me on this hole, I would actually, being that it's two hundred and ten feet, I wouldn't be able to throw one of my distance drivers because that would overshoot the hole way too much. So the best option for me probably would be a mid-range disc. And being that we've got a tail wind behind us, an over stable, over stable disc with a tail wind is going to work a lot better for me with this shot.