How to Putt in Disc Golf & Choosing your Putter | Defining Disc Golf #3

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[@alanlundberg4534]

Greg, you're doing a great job with this series of videos. I was recommending a very old set of videos to my friends I recruit to the sport, but this series is most likely going to be my go to for the future.

[@SixSidedDiscs]

Thanks!

[@robfrydryck127]

Rubber Elevation Koi is great since there is almost no roll if you miss.

[@InbredJed82060]

I putt with the Hex. Ive tried over 100 putters. For some reason it just feels natural

[@nordicdiscgolferatrumble9430]

Nothing wrong with that. Eagle putts with a mid sometimes in headwinds

[@shawnbates7054]

The best putter for you is whatever disc you make the most putts with. If that's a Hex, so be it!

[@benistoneman9737]

I used to putt with midranges when I started because the depth was comfortable in my hand. Then I got a gateway chief in a players pack that was just as shallow as a midrange and then I started making outside the circle putts a lot more

[@MomentumLifeAcademy]

Great Video!

[@nordicdiscgolferatrumble9430]

Good stuff

[@marutta]

I like your videos :)

[@bakerby]

No wrong putter!!! Amen.

[@superblitz]

For Ams, Drive for dough, putt for show. If one cannot get off the tee and make it to the basket in par or better, putting doesn't matter as much. Now this would be inverse for a Pro where 99% of drives will be on the fairway.

[@benharrison5816]

Kind of agree, depends on the course and the person. If you're missing lots of short putts, then definitely practice that, easiest way to save strokes. If you're playing narrow wooded courses and you're hitting early trees, then practicing driving for accuracy, scrambling and minimizing mistakes are going to save most strokes then. Even then I've had some amazing scramble shots only to miss a 15 footer for par.