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Quick note: At almost every course I've been to, if there isn't an arrow or "Next T" sign, there's almost always a piece of colored tape, a small vinyl tube or something like that on one of the bars of the flat part of the basket to point you to the next tee.

someone giving Prodigy some love in 2024.. That`s rare! love the vid ✌

#BRETTMAS

Great video, You have such a good vibe! Also do you just have huge hands or why do those discs look so small??

good stuff!!! gotta throw some Kastaplast in the mix, you won't be disappointed

Good job. I just started in September. I wish I would seen this earlier

I love my understable PA-5 putter disc. That left to right flight(anhyzer) is a beautiful and most effective flight path because a disc will most always finish with a left path. My motto is "straight is great!"☺Bill M., PDGA#7378, Uncasville, CT

I love my Prodigy discs like you do. The turnover discs like the understable F7 and H9 are my favorites along with the PA-3 putter. I like to keep the weights under 170 grams, with a 160 gram weight being the best for me. You are so right about having too many discs in your bag. Keep it simple and get to really know the flight paths of each disc. A real good player can make about 5 or 6 total discs work when playing a round of a course with holes 240 to 350 feet long.☺Sincerely, Happy Holidays B Dubs, Bill M. PDGA#7378, Uncasville, CT☺

Great video B Dubs☺That play catch tip when warming up is a super tip before you start playing a round☺I also teach new players and soon they will be hooked for life!☺Sincerely, and Happy Holidays B Dubs☺Bill M., PDGA #7378, Uncasville, CT

Enjoyed the video. If your name was on the disc, they rake there all the time. Just got one back that was buried in the pond for 3 months, haha.

Love it man. Gotta teach em the run up to throwing. A few steps will definitely improve anyone's game. Keep up the good times man 👍

They are on their way. Good job!

Good introduction. Reminded me my drive has crept into a bad habit of doing too much around instead of through. Your students made good progress. Only thing I'd suggest changing might to to stick to throwing mids for throwing standstills if you have enough to share, and save the fairway drivers for after introducing weight shifting or even a slight step into the shot. The part about going too left probably stems from throwing under the fairway's design speed.

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If you want an truly understable M4 get one in 400G. They're the most understable. The 400 will easily hyzerflip. The Cale runs of M4 always seem to be more OS than any other. Yeah, F2s are notoriously different from run to run. Some hyzerlip. some have been F1 beefy. But, that's been my experience with pretty much all of the US made molds. Plastic and run make all the difference so I tend to only buy them when I can feel them first.

This brought up flashbacks to the first things I ended up trying to teach myself about disc golf…your trainees made some great progress, honestly, Danea seems like she’s got her anhyzer flex throws on lock, and Kendra ended up getting some pretty good distance out of just a few minutes of form practice. Good on all of you!

What you're describing as your perfect throw is referred to as the "wide rail".

This was super wholesome. Well done.

You lost a bet?

Great video!

VLOGMAS

Nice bag setup

Related to daltons comments. I agree, develop a mechanic that you can reproduce and fall back on when your head is ashambles

Tourney and rec rounds are just different, mentally. I feel like it’s about damage control in tourneys. Unless you are just a stud out of the gates.

are you allowed to film at these tournaments? if so that seems like a win for everyone!

Love the videos man!!

That looks like Horizons. I love that little course. Won a nice ace pot out there last year. Great in-the-bag video.

B Dubs!! glad I stumbled across this video!

I like the reference “baskets” as opposed to holes. Never thought about it, but it makes more sense to call em baskets. On another note, I recently put together a bag of just XCOM discs. They make some great premium plastic discs. Their putter the Bennu is world class and their newest offering the Virgo is an absolute laser putt/approach.

Nice things! 👍

Man, when you squared up on a tree ten feet out from the approach you were attempting, I felt that in my bones. 😂

Sounds like you could use some DG Max Wax to keep those winter fingers tacky on your discs.

Love the in the bag

No air discs have a d3 air that’s 163 that just goes

Huge fan of the Stryder and Shadowfax…though half the reason I like the Stryder is that silly camel helicopter stamp they put on it. 😂

You should try air falcors. They bomb

Awesome prodigy lineup. Ever thrown the p model s? Works great as a putter for me

I am a complete Jack the Gripper if it’s cold. Things just don’t uncouple at the same speed. Wind can be both fun or frustrating.

You got that 900.

you should do a 900 rated round challenge on each course you play, drive around and play different courses! :D

Can't wait for a video even day! If you want to go out to The Black Widow, I'd love to show you around the course. They have a really cool disk golf tic tac toe feature, along with a tiki course and, of course, the regular eighteen holes. It is a private course 5 min from horizons.

For December, how about a 12 Days of Brettmas at some point? You can make a list of 12 different things that you want to try out, the 12 best tips you have put into action, or maybe something like a ript revenge type of thing where you have to do 12 crazy shots - one in each video. Just an idea.

Early release vs. griplock. It really depends on the situation which is worse. As a general mistake, I can see the take that early release is worse. I think it typically indicates an under commitment to whatever it is you were intending to do. Griplock may indicate just a bit too much want in whatever it is you were trying to do. I get frustrated by both, knowing that my timing is off whenever either of those occur. I do find fatigue can lead to one or the other as well.

Nice round! Was this played on 11/24?

Here's an idea. I've done this before and was rather surprised at how many times I played the shot I wouldn't normally throw. You would probably want to do this at Horizons but you could do it anywhere. Two shots off every tee, one back hand and one forehand. It'll be a start on learning the forehand and possibly showing you some new lines!

Love the videos!

letsgoo! play in the snow!

Hole 3 is pretty tough to me, for myself it is not a must get. Hole one definitely a must get

Good content! Nice playing as well

Variety of reqd shots(a good course can cater to all skill levels. General upkeep of course(primarily garbage). Aesthetics are definitely a factor. Vibe of players using course(language, helpful as needed).