Playing in Disc Golf Tournaments

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Summary: There are disc golf tournaments for all levels, from beginning to advanced. Learn about playing in tournaments and how it can help you improve in the sport of disc golf (also known as Frisbee golf, D-golf or frolf) in this free beginners disc golf video lesson.

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Patrick Kitten Patrick Kitten is an advanced master disc golf player and has played in two Amateur World events. This soon to be pro player has played on over 200 courses an... read more

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Playing in Disc Golf Tournaments

Thanks for joining me on Expert Village. Hello! My name is Patrick Kitten and I am with the Wind Riders Disc Golf Club, MacKenzie Park, Lubbock, Texas. After you go through all of these little things, how to throw, where to throw, findings the courses, so forth, really the next step to take is to play a tournament. The tournament play is unbelievable. You will become a better player within one weekend more than anything else you can do, because you are going to see all kinds of types of throws, you are going to see all kinds of new techniques, new equipment, so forth. You are going to be talking to your peers, lot of guys will really help you out with your throws and just anybody that has played a tournament they always say I wish I would have done it sooner, so take that step, play a tournament. Also I want to point out that tournaments are not made only for great players, they are made for all levels of play, there is recreational division, there is intermediate division, there is advanced, there is advanced master division, there is age divisions on top, there is age divisions below, there’s females, there’s the pro-divisions, so it caters to all different player levels, so never be afraid to go to that tournament that you see the fliers on at the course.