HOW I PUTT (Breakdown Of My Putting Style)
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My brother was complaining about how he thinks I'm so lucky after a tree kick, I stepped up to my lie, which was about 75ft from the basket, with the basket being on about 10 feet of elevation, then grabbed a disc and looked him in the eyes while I threw my shot which proceeded to bounce off of a tree and directly into the basket.
I was gonna drop a like on this but it has 69 likes so I can’t ruin it
Not any more 😢
Made a 117 foot throw-in with a 150g Aviar in my first month playing, and that feeling absolutely cemented my addiction to disc golf.
Instablaster.
I hit a 60 footer and felt the same way
That's part of why I bring new players to short courses early on, if you make a long putt or better yet an ace no matter the length you will be hooked quickly on this amazing sport.
I literally said 15 minutes ago out loud to myself: man why is my putt so bad i have this twitch in my hand that makes spin putting difficult. Should i just push putt? How the hell does eagle spin putt so clean. And boom, uploaded 1 hour ago. This video. I was utterly bamboozled.
When I first started playing in 2004, a buddy and I went on a road trip. Played several courses across the Midwest. We were at a course in Omaha Nebraska called Cottonwood Park. I just threw up a prayer on hole 7 from about 80 feet and I nailed it. Being so new to the game we went crazy, by far my best putt ever.
The best putt I've made was a 50 or 60 footer with my Harp in a 15+ mph crosswind. A small family had let me play through, and I received a polite applause from them for my birdie.
It felt like a tournament shot with a gallery watching. I was riding that high for the rest of the day!
I made a 50 yard shot for par last week.
I took my little sister out disc golfing for one of her first times ever and I drained probably the best put of my life for what felt like 75 feet. She said, “wow, your really good at this.” It made me felt sooo proud as an older brother and now she’s a BEAST at disc golf.
Believe it or not just a 15 footer! 35 Years ago! First tournament ever at 17yrs old . I made the feature card for 3rd & final round. My Uncle Jim was on the 1st chase card. On hole 17 I made an uphill 15' putt from a creek to take a 2 stroke lead going into final hole. I matched par on 18 & won 2 Discs!....I have been hooked ever since. Now at 52 & my idols are a lot younger LOL..... YOU & Simon.....You guys are Awesome!
I played a doubles tournament with my dad and he was nervous about how we would do, then on the first hole I hit a 70 footer for eagle and he looked at me said, “I think we will be fine”. Great memory
Been playing off and on for over 30 years.. lot of memorable putts. The best is yet to come though. That’s what keeps me coming back. 🥏❤️
Hit an 80’ jump put in a tournament this summer. Unfortunately went ob acouple times on the hole so it was the best 7 I’ll ever card 😂
I keep coming back to this video any time I feel like I’m losing my putt. Thank you for the coaching Eagle! -from the soon to be no longer novice player.
Same
I made a 50 ft. putt and a passerby yelled "you do that often?" and I replied, "this is the first time I've done that." I'm glad I had a witness.
Humility is a great trait.
missed opportunity
@@Postermaestro that was my thought lol
Instead I'll tell you about taking my brother out for his first time ever just last week. Hole 16 at Bud Pell, lined up a ~50 footer, basket elevated maybe 10 feet. He'd been struggling all round with some scattered decent shots (first timer) then he completely noodle-armed his putt. To my disbelief, the putter caught TWO big gusts of wind that picked it up and placed it dead center chains for his first birdie ever. He is now effectively hooked. Thats what its all about right? He has no discs of his own, if Eagle selects this comment as the winner i will give him the giveaway disc for Christmas. Thanks for looking!
9:40 this is the best putting advice to everyone; "all I'm doing is making putts..." to practice making every putt is so valuable.
I had an old man that was mowing the green stop for me and watched me drill a 60 footer and he erupted in excitement and yelled "RIGHT IN THE BUCKET!" It made my day :)
Best putt I ever made was one of the first times I went disc golfing 8 years ago. Was only about 50-60ft but from that point on I was hooked.
I started about 2 years ago and was golfing by myself. I sank a putt from the same distance and thought no one saw until someone 3 holes over yelled "good putt!" I was so grateful I had a witness
Dude between the grip and body positioning my putting has been greatly improved. CZcams has been my greatest disc asset to date
Anytime I hit a 10 -15 ft during tournament, I’m stoked. Haha.
Lol
I sign the bucket when I hit a 15ft putt.
Same. I pick up that disc like I’m Ricky wysocku after jamming a 12 footer
Local random doubles tournament, 40 footer to capture the win on last hole...40 feet felt like 100 when it was for all the marbles but thats when adrenaline kicked in and I knew it was in before I released. Love that feeling! RIP Eagle's hair.
I’ve been playing for 9 years and putting has always been my weakness, just super non consistent. I watched your video and put what I learned to the test the other night. Played a glow round with some guys at our local course in Portland. I was smashing putts! It felt so effortless! And guess what? I won! :D thank you for making this video :)
Where you at in Portland? I’m here too, needing to get my putting better lol would love to play
@@chickenjoe4612 I live near Rockwood Park. Many people show up to play there after work. It’s a good community of disc golfers. We have the Rockwood winter series. That starts usually the first weekend after Halloween. It’s every other Saturday. Sign ups start at 9-9:45. Tee off at 10am. You can find the group on Facebook! All skill levels play and it’s 7 bucks.
There is a practice basket at Rockwood that I’ve been hitting up a lot to practice putting.
@@Summer-lq6xh that’s sick, I’m currently at UP and just started really getting into disc golf. How would I sign up?
@@chickenjoe4612 just saw this. You would just show up to Rockwood Saturday morning and get in line to sign up lol I believe it’s starting 11/6. Sign ups start at 9-9:45. Tee off at 10! You should go!
Thank you very much, Eagle!
You might like to thank that old random dude, because he got it 100% right: your putter truly is irrelevant.
Yeti will ask you to putt with your finger ON the rim, rather than under it. He is a 5X World Putting Champion, and my many conversations with him over the years finally made me realise and understand the importance of index-on-the-rim. (I despised it for over 2 decades!)
Your narrow staggered stance greatly holds back any pitch putting motion, as it greatly restricts the swing, but is fine for a spin putt. Pitch putters who stand in a straddle will always benefit from transitioning into a wide-staggered stance, where the swing remains the same, but their power increases dramatically.
I think only between 5 and 7% of all players have the physical talent to spin putt successfully. Successful putting lowers your score, rather than raising it. Spin putts are totally intuitive, and there is no real way to train yourself to execute them because thinking about a spin putt is death to a spin putt! In fact, the less you think about a spin putt, the better.
Jump-putting is 100% illegal, so it's good you don't do it. Chris Dickerson is a frequent jump-putter, for example.
No, what is legal is a "Putt-Jump" - Putt THEN Jump. But putt-jumpers and jump-putters alike often abuse their cardmates with their form, and so it is best if players do not use it at all. It avoids any discussion about legality and abuse of the rule.
It appears you are aligning your putt's Vertical Plane Of Play with your left eye. Are you left-eyed? It's important that whichever eye is dominant (most people are right-eyed) that the VPOP is aligned with it, otherwise the form will be inaccurate.
I just saw Stafford Woods in Voorhees is part of the silver series this upcoming tour.I hope you make it there!
Best putt I ever made was yesterday... over the kitchen counter... through the wall opening into the living room... flipped up around the Christmas tree... and no chaining the basket by the fireplace... 20 footer to give my son his last letter in “horse” 😊
I skimmed about 25 footer off my 4 year old’s head as he went running by. He came back and gave me a high five!!
My best putt was the first putt I made when I took my kid with me to a course for the first time. Watching that made him fall in love with the sport even though it was a 20 footer. Just seeing the disc hit the chains was enough to make him excited to play.
The best putt i ever made was when i got it in the basket. :D
Best putt I ever made was a long one, I think about 70-80 feet or so, but it was with three of my kids, they went nuts, got them hooked on disc golf, and now I've got playing buddies for life
My first putt, it’s what got me hooked
Hole 16 at Cedar Hills in Raleigh. I had a high and right drive off the tee that hit some trees and landed at the bottom of the hill. I was at the edge of circle two with the basket about 20 feet off the ground. There's a group behind us, and I squat like Kevin Jones and float the disc right into the basket. My card and the group behind us applauded as I ran up the hill to get my disc. I'll never forget it.
Best Putt: I had like a 70 footer playing with some friends on the last hole and drained it for a free Burrito from one of the boys! We play for burritos... lol
This is a great idea I gotta get my friends on bored with these high steak rounds. Yes I meant Steak lolol
Scott Or a Potato Skins match 🤣
My friends get Participant ribbons after rounds 🤣 I really need to get on this free burrito thing, though. Wonderful idea!
Best putt I ever made was probably yesterday. Landed it from about 15-20 feet and yes, that is probably my best putt.......which is why I watched this video. Thank you Eagle for the new tips.
Best feeling putt I’ve made in the past couple weeks was during a glow round about 85 out no light on the basket slightly up hill Flicked it right to thee
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My first big putt was an 85 footer for birdie when I was just learning. I didn't have a great backhand and my mid just glided into the basket.
It gave me a lot of confidence and now my mid/putting is the star of my game.
I've always loved Eagle's putting style and wanted to try myself, I tried slowing down jomez coverage but I couldn't figure it out, I'm so glad he released this video
Just a few weeks ago up at Woodland Valley in Limerick, ME there's an awkward par 4 that's got this mando right about 60 feet off the tee and then it turns 90 degrees left. Threw a silly Mako3 righty flick anyhyzer and had a 90 foot look for eagle. Smashed it with the step putt!
Eagle - ever considered making a video on what you do to enter a flow state?
No thoughts head empty just putt. Start at 10 feet if you have to just make sure you’re sinking them. Slowly move back. If you start missing, your flow state will fade so make sure you are at a comfortable range.
Made an 80 footer my 3rd time out with my 150g aviar from a starter set that got me hooked! 3 years later now and I have helped design and install 2 courses in the area and throw as much as humanly possible!
I have literally never made a putt worth mentioning😅
I'm not too good yet, but I will always remember this putt. I was about 70ft from the basket, tucked behind a bush with no clear run besides a tiny gap below my waist. I got on one knee, got out my beat in Tactic, and forehand flicked it with a bit of hyzer and it dropped right in dead center. A rush I'll never forget hah.
In a tournament this summer I hit a 90 feet jump putt to birdie a ~120~ foot hole where I hit the first tree off the tee
I've always been impressed watching your putting on the tour coverage so I'm thankful that you broke this down for us!
The best putt I made was at hole #2 Harry Myers in Rockwall, TX. Took my dad out disc golfing for his first time and I was able to make a 60-65 death putt. He was impressed!
Best putt I ever made: When I got my only hole in one with a putter on a 150ft plus hole!
The best put I have ever made was on hole 26 at Järva discgolfpark. It was like a 60 footer really steep uphill. And I brought my wife with me to the course that day. She asked me if it was a good put. hehehehe ( I told her it was my best put ever... ) My one and only birdie on that hole. =)
The very first time I ever played was for intramurals this past semester at my college. I signed up just for the heck of it. I was using borrowed discs and playing against the club teams captain. On the first hole I made a crazy 40-50 foot 15-20 feet above me on a hill to get a birdie and the look on the captains face was priceless. Got me hooked on the sport.
The best putt i made was on a 110 foot hole which i jump putt aced! :D
I had a downhill, low ceiling 60 footer and speed jump putted it right into the heart of the chains for birdie :D! Hands down the best putt I’ve ever made
This year’s Montana State Doubles, my girlfriend and I in our very first tournament. Made a 40ft straddle putt to win the title on hole 21!
During our practice round i was telling to my buddy story of some crazy air-bounce put i saw on jomez. And quess what - on next hole I ended under the tree with about 40ft to the basket. And I hit it! Air bouce putt par excelance :-) Best feeling ever
I hit a 50 foot downhill putt to get my first birdie ever. It was an accident, but a good one!
I just recently picked up disc golf as a hobby. Never hit a put outside 20 feet, until one day my friends and I were bored and wanted to go practice putting at 11 pm. It was pitch dark out and we used our car headlights so we could see the basket. My first putt was from right next to the car about 70 feet away and I MADE IT!
The only putt that matters is the next one.
@@SalamiSupreme Technically, at some point...that putt will be the next putt.
Its for sure when I got my first birdie! I got the drive about 40ft short of the basket on a par 3, made the putt and it just felt so awesome.
The best out I ever made: I was lying on my stomach and my hand was barely out of the rough, and I still sank a 15 foot uphill putt
Seriously the best putt I have made, other than to win in a playoff with a gallery, happened while is playing a tournament in NY. I was stuck behind a bluff and obscured by large thorn bush. I had to S-turn a 45 ft putt up over the bush, turn right between two large trees, then stall and fall back to the left. Splash in the chains. It took several minutes just to get out and retreive the putter. I was feeling it, and didnt miss anything less than forty the entire day. Good times.
Drinking game: take a shot every time Eagle doesn't say "crotch"
The absolute best put i ever made was hole 16, the par 5 on krokhol disc golf park. i was down left for the basket, bearly in bounds and putting for birdie. probably 10 feet upwards and like 20-25 feet to the basket. i had the best feeling ever after that.
Was playing a par 3 on a wooded course...my drive ended up being roughly 50’ short behind a huge tree trunk. I couldn’t put normally no matter how I stood because of the tree, so I decided to make a safe run for it with a forehand. I drained it!
Best putt I ever made was last winter. I was playing the hard course in our area and I was not doing too well, but then on 18 I nailed a 30 or 40 footer, walked right off the course, got straight into my wife's model 3 which had driven itself to me from it's parking spot while I was walking down the hill and drove away. I felt like a real badass.
My first team challenge tournament I hit a 60ft putt that almost spit out. Which took the hole and won our match. Such a great feeling. Those are the putts that keep the passion going.
I just started playing disc golf this summer.. my brother has been trying for years to get me started.. on my 4th round ever I drained a 60ft putt to save my par.. that hooked me to this game.. Eagle, your videos are very entertaining.👍🏻
Just wanted to say your various putting videos have helped improve my putting more than any other instruction video i have ever watched. Thank you .
My buddy got one of the boxes in the last drop and sold me his soft link. Loved the feel of the disc and used it today at la Mirada backside. I hit the right side tree and kick through the mando landing on left side of fairway halfway down other side of hill. I used that link from about 45 feet away down hill and nailed it directly in the chains. Permanent fixture in my back for sure. I actually developed my putt style from watching your play tourneys.
Nothing flashy but looong open field par 4 in a tourney... from circle's edge to save the 4 with a swirly headwind. Kept it low, straight and just drove it in. Best feeling after a putt ever! :)
The best putt I ever made was 2 years ago in junior worlds. I was about 130 feet out and to save my bogey I jump putted and made it. Definitely the best putt I've ever made as well as one of the best moments of my disc gold career.
I have seen the older video of your putting practice. Since that I have followed the method and my putting has developed. Thanks Eagle!
I just got back into disc golf this year after maybe 9-10 years away from it. I went out to play a local course and was definitely knocking the rust off. I had a 35 footer with a Y tree about 12 feet in front of me. This would normally be a lay-up for me but I've decided to run everything I can because... that's how you get better and the come-backs are never that bad. Didn't have any expectation of making it until it left my hand, but then I knew it was straight through the tree and in.
Best putt: I had a decent drive on short par 4 hole, left myself a long downhill putt at about 50ft. I gave a good spin for my putter and watched it glide the whole way straight to the chains for my second eagle ever! That was first hole of the course and had a good feeling to start the round with beautiful eagle. 😎
Hole 15 at Searight park in Austin TX, hit an early tree about halfway down the fairway and since it was downhill I just did a big jump putt about 130ft and wasn’t anything but perfection👌🏼
It may sound cheesy but the best feeling putt I ever made was the last putt I just made Sunday. Wife was out of town, so I took my dog on a road trip to a course we don't get to play often, 1.5 hours from home. I played 18 holes and then the first 9 again. The local doubles guys were finishing up after doubles at a pavilion just by the basket for hole 9. I left my tee shot about 45 short of the basket. Drained the birdie, with the local guys I don't know watching, and they all clapped. It was great way to finish up 27 holes at a course away from home. Wasn't a tournament or doubles just a solo round but it was still a great putt ...
I've recently felt a new confidence in my putting it feels really good to just be able to make some putts for the first time in my disc golf career it feels like I can almost make a putt from anywhere within 60 feet and if I miss I make the come backer it's so fun to make a good putt. When I'm putting I feel like the way I'm starting to go I feel like I'm one step closer to going pro. I still have a lot to learn and more experience I need
It was my first year of playing, so understandably my putting was abysmal. I had a range of about ten feet. One day I was forced to throw through some trees probably fifty-five feet for par. I decided to really commit and BOOM. Nailed it.
Best putt I made was a 45’ hyzer putt through some very tight woods during the Magnolia Open B-tier. Had to stretch out on a knee once I thought I saw a gap. That putt boosted my confidence and led to my personal best round and tying first in my division for the first round!!!
At the end of the first round in one of my first disc golf tournaments I stepped up to my lie out of turn and used all of my jump putt to drain an 80 foot putt to end my round an grab the second position in my division after round 1. It was one of my proudest moments in disc golf because that putt propelled 12 year old me into the top card of the rec division at that tournament.
Best putt I ever made, I made for an EAGLE, par 4, great tee shot, putt about 40 ft downhill. Boosted my confidence like crazy as I am still fairly fresh to the sport.
Best putt I ever made was recent: I teach at a k-8 school, I’ve started a disc golf club there and helped install a local course near our school. No clubs with covid this year, and as my job changed slightly in October (level ‘orange’) this year so now I teach phys Ed (sort of), I took this opportunity to start taking small groups on the new course. One of the first times taking a group of kids out, I drained a slightly uphill, under some overhanging branches, 55 footer (spush putt!!). I was basically in shock, haven’t played recently (winter, crazy school, other reasons), and I cheered. I immediately announced that it was one of my best putts ever and that I do not normally drill big putts like that 😂
My best putt was this year at my 3rd tournament. I finally decided to make the leap and play tournaments. I made a 30 footer to stay in the money. Great feeling, and now I'm addicted to tournaments!
Best putt I ever made.. I was totally blocked off behind a tree about 60 ft away and I was down one shot to my brother in law... so i jump putted on a huge floaty hizer and hit middle chains.. I ended up loosing but I took the lead on that hole and I was so hyped. Perfect release, perfect weight and perfect speed.. it is just one of the reasons I love disc golf
It was a windy day on a newer course, and I was 30 from the basket behind some bushes. I threw a turbo putt and the wind took it from right to left straight into the chains for a birdie. My best putt ever.
I was in the second round of the first tournament this year, on lead card for the first time, and made a 35 footer from the bushes for birdie to take 2 strokes on the card. This putt gave me the lead and I went on to win my first tournament ever, it was an awesome boost!
The best put I remember making was about 2 months ago when i made my first forehand putt. I was putting around a tree and hit another tree i couldnt see and smacked right into the chains. Best birdie I've had yet
Made a 40 footer through a split in two trees with an anhyzer release for the bird. Felt fantastic.
Had quite a few decent putts but I guess my best putts gotta be my NEXT putt. Correct and commit. Also I just love disc golf so always anticipating that next time I get to play!
I have made a 60' with my buddies and another group was on the pervious tee and saw the sink and it raised my confidence to no end.
My best putt recently was a 50 footer. I was having a bad putting day and was finishing up a round on hole 18 left my drive short and figured here we go again. Sent up a hyper putt and it was perfect. Best way to end a average round.
Putting is definitely one of my weaknesses but I'm pumped to go out and "putt" some of this to the test. The best putt I've pulled off was accomplished with a little bit of planning and a healthy dose of luck. I was about 25' out on a spider hole with no look on my side wider than a 2-3" gap. Since I was playing for fun with friends I decided I had to go for it, and put the putter on the hyzer of it's life time some how managing to slice clean through the gap and hit chains.
Thanks for quick tutorial, Eagle. You've got a deadly putt.
Best putt was a 70 foot jumper for my first eagle. Really gave me a rush when it hit the chains
Visiting Portland, Oregon I was playing a round with my boys on a course with lots of hills, trees and grass. I was elevated about 20 feet on a hillside looking down on the basket about 80ft away. As I step putted, my foot slipped and my disc sailed from my hand up on hyzer. It then flexed into flat and faded majestically into the chains for my first ever eagle.
Left foot behind drive behind a bush, left leg FULLY extended, right knee on another disc for comfort. Brought disc underneath “you know what” and cashed in a 30 footer for a birdie. Almost pulled my “you know what” celebrating!!
My best putt ever was from about 80 feet away from the basket. It was slightly uphill, with lots of trees in the way. I threw my putter on a big hyzer out to the right side of the biggest tree and managed to sneak through all of the smaller ones and right into the heart of the chains for an eagle!
I had this goal to birdie every hole at Expo Park in Aurora since the day I started playing disc golf. Not in one round, it was a list I kept in my bag to motivate me to go out daily and get better. After 2 seasons I was down to 2 holes remaining. Hole 13 and hole 15 were impossible for my noodle arm to get it close. In February the lake on the right side of 13 had ice and some random dude said just skip it on the ice. So I hyzered it out there, it skipped forward and bam. Hole 15 was the only one left on the ratty list that was set to have a 3rd birthday soon. March 14th comes which was the day I started disc golf 3 years ago. To celebrate I added a new putter to the bag called the Razor Claw which came in 1 day earlier with the Huk Lab Stamp. This was set to be my throwing putter. When I tee'd off 15 that day I was extra motivated to not go another year without this birdie. I was 70ft away and here comes the Razor Claw. I use the same stance as Eagle, but don't have the coordination to jump putt. I pulled that putt way right in my mind but the Claw had other plans. It hooked sideways left, Right in the HEART of the chains. I can still hear them ring when I close my eyes. I have a new list now.
Best putt probably all of those times when i have to putt into elevated basket, lovit!
Played a out of state course and was trying to keep at par , sunk a 50ft jump putt to go -1 under.. made my day ! Ty for the tips , I always felt like I had a hybrid putt. Wasn't sure about my lead foot , always felt weird pointing dead straight!
The best putt I have ever made has to be at Fossil Ridge High, It was hole 18 and I had a drive the put me in a bad position about 40-50 feet away. When I got up to my put I didn't know what or how to even throw from the position but I end up putting my right for at my disc marker and leaning back with my left leg behind and throw a big hyzer through a tight gape and put it in for birdie to finish out a good round!!
My best putt was at Whiskey Hills in Michigan. 125 ft down hill death putt on a tall elevated basket. I told myself to give it everything I had and continued my follow through by stepping through and running down the hill as it smashed dead center chains with a D-line P2.
Best putt I’ve ever made was out of my putting range, so I had to jump putt. The basket was up hill and guarded by branches from my view point. I had 1 hole to aim for and nailed the putt. I’m guessing the putt was 70 feet, but played closer to 100 since it was up hill. 3 other guys were walking by and saw it. All of them were stoked and congratulated me. Such an awesome feeling. At no point did I think I was going to make it.
Difficult Par 3 Hole 18. Just missed an easy put on hole 17 for Birdie to set my self up for a new PB with a Par on hole 18. Never birdied 18, ever. Small creek all along the left side. 281 ft to a very small green with steep drop offs 3/4 around the basket. My tee shot landed 40 ft front the basket but it was left and down in the valley. The basket was about 15ft above my head from where my disc landed. I had the disc lined up for the birdie and to get my PB of the course... Putt the disc way about my head with some anhyzer and....DRAINED THE PUTT for my new PB at my local course!!! By far my greatest putt thus far! Hope you liked it! Great content Eagle!
Played in a tournament back in September. Came down to the final hole with me being one stroke back. Other guy who had a stroke went OB on his second shot (par 4) layed up since I went OB as well. Banged the 60ish footer to tie for the playoff. I’ve never celebrated so hard in my life!
In the second round of my first tournament, I made a 60 foot jump putt for birdie. I had played really bad the first round and the 60 footer led to a streak of five birdies in a row.
I was hanging out with my brother at a course near his house, had a ton of fun on the day and it was getting dark, near the last hole. I ended up losing my envy on the drive Dx but reteed and drained like a 60 footer right before dark. Great memory with the bro and at least some redemption for the lost disc :)
The best putt I ever made was playing in a doubles glow round with my dad. We ended up behind a hemlock tree just able to see the basket through it about 25 feet away. He went first and putted through the tree and somehow hit the cage. He said "I showed you the line, now make it." I proceeded to drain the putt through the tree in the dark. Definitely a memory I will have forever.
I have no idea about my best putt ever but it always feel good when I hit my ocp cleanly😁