I had a great round of disc golf this morning playing with my son and a friend. I scored a -1 and felt like I could have done better with just a bit more concentration on my drives.
I've been watching Kona Panis playing in the recent disc golf tournament and have been very impressed with her putting style. Everything just flows well together and the weight transfer and follow through looks like some kind of martial artist in action.
I've been working on my Kona Panis inspired anhyzer putt. I'm not really that good at it yet but I made a seventy foot putt for a birdie today using that techneque. I'm typically a hyzer putter but a may be switching around a bit more, at least in order to scramble better in places where my usual putt will not work. I would also like to work more on a straddle putt - I find that comes in handy too but I can't do it very well.
I've heard some people suggest that you don't change your putting style much but I'm not sure if that is good advice for me. It seems like having a variety of different ways to do something is helpful for the situation. It feels kind of like mostly using a backhand drive but still knowing a forehand well enough to use it if need be.
It was frosty out on the disc golf course this morning:
Tonight's dinner:
Here's some very nice coverage of a recent disc golf tournament:
(I had nothing to do with the production of the video and are sharing the link under the Youtube license.)
After watching this I had to go out and get a Kona Panis signature disc. She is my disc golf inspiration right now.
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