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I play disc golf sparingly, and I cannot for the life of me throw a driver accurately. Every driver I throw just turns over and takes off to the right (I throw right hand, backhanded). Do I need to change my angle of release? Do I need to switch to a disc with more speed? I've just switched to throwing my putter for every shot. I can regularly outdrive my friends (who throw midranges and drivers) with my putter, and I'm pretty drat accurate with it. I almost always score lower than them, using nothing but my putter. At this point it just doesn't seem worth it to risk an errant drive, for a mild increase in distance when using a driver. Thoughts?
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Sep 27, 2017 19:21
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Brain Curry posted:How far are you throwing and what driver are you throwing? I was using a Teebird, but switched to a Beast, which is better, but still turns over and goes right every time. I honestly have no idea how far I'm throwing them. I'll have to throw some in a field and measure them. My putter is a supersoft wizard.
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Sep 27, 2017 20:03
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Thanks for the replies! I'll do some testing and get back to you.
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Sep 27, 2017 20:41
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