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Disc Golf Etiquette

Posted on by Keith Barker
Etiquette Header Photo Becoming a new part of a group is always a little nerve wrecking. We all want acceptance, and we all don't want to stick out either. This post is to help you understand the norms of disc golf, or, the disc golf etiquette while playing out on the course. Some of these are only applicable when you're playing with a group, while others are applicable in all situations; whether you're by yourself or within a group. And if you're playing in a tournament, some of these are official rules to the game. You can check those out on the PDGA website here. Read on to learn more about disc golf etiquette and how you should be acting out on the course.
21
Oct

Becoming a new part of a group is always a little nerve wrecking. We all want acceptance, and we all don’t want to stick out either. This post is to help you understand the norms of disc golf, or, the disc golf etiquette while playing out on the course. Some of these are only applicable […]

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Disc Golf Tips for Beginners

Posted on by Keith Barker
Disc Golf Tips Disc golf is a wonderful sport. It is a lot of fun, there are a lot of aspects to the sport, which prevents it from becoming old. However, because of these aspects this sport can become quite daunting and difficult to undertake as a beginner. To name a few aspects, the stability levels, disc types, putting, driving, approach shots, brands, putting styles, backhand, forehand, flex shots, rollers, and there is probably still a lot of things out there that I hadn't even listed. These disc golf tips for beginners are to help provide a roadmap to navigate this new world of disc golf.
20
Sep

Disc golf is a wonderful sport. It is a lot of fun, there are a lot of aspects to the sport, which prevents it from becoming old. However, because of these aspects this sport can become quite daunting and difficult to undertake as a beginner. To name a few aspects, the stability levels, disc types, […]

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