If you want to get better at disc golf, where do you turn? Beyond YouTube, there is not an obvious answer. The infrastructure for improving in disc golf is simply not there. But times are changing. With programs in schools, innovative teaching, and future disc golf-specific facilities players will have more tangible options on how to grow in the sport. Let’s take a look at where disc golf is currently at and where it may go in the future.
Disc golf can be a fickle sport. One day your putter is hot and the next it’s not. Another day your tee shots are parked under the basket and another they’re in the drink. We all want to become better players and gain more consistency, but how do we get there? Through in-person instruction.
There are essentially 4 ways to play disc golf. Two of these are geared more for training purposes and the other two are geared for putting those skills to the test. In this article, we are focusing on practice rounds and how they fit into the greater disc golf mold.
What does your mind conjure up when I say “field work?” It can be an unglorified grind. But it doesn’t have to be. Let’s take a look at the ways you can get the most benefit out of field work.
