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At this point, it's my hope that you are on your way to both learning your bag and assessing your skill set. If not, please go and check out those articles as soon as you're done with this one!

Once you take the careful steps of learning your bag and how you're discs fly for you, you're ready to learn the next step to maximizing your skills: Learning your game. Because if you don't have a good understanding of what exactly you're good at, and what you're not so good at, how are you supposed to know what you need to work on the most? And if you put in the work, how are you supposed to know if you've truly gotten better? Generally speaking, there are 3 areas of the ga

Your mindset is great, you've picked up our Disc Golf Practice System, and you're ready to get practicing to improve your game!

Before you can truly get into the nitty gritty of practicing all of your skills, it is a must that you first learn the very tools that you use while playing…   The discs.   While out on the course trying to analyze everything that leads to a successful throw, things like distance, elevation change, wind, fade/turn, and even when that fade/turn needs to happen, ask yourself:   Is it possible to choose the right disc for the right shot the majority of the time if you don’t know