Putter driving

[Deebo4Discs]

Originally Posted by ambroze

Try throwing a MVP Anode off the tee. I don't have the most power in the world but can get it out about 280-300 feet and it'll end up dead straight. I love it for those narrow wooded shots and keeps me on the fairway or right next to the basket.

N Anode is my driving putter of choice right now. Great control with it.

[Mike C]

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFA92BEBDBA199FD2

Just realized I have nearly an hour of putter rounds uploaded at this point. Highlights include hitting the basket on hole 2 at Schneider and forehand deucing hole 13 long pin in the Neutron Ion test vid. Yeah, you can flick putters off the tee too

[eegor]

Originally Posted by Mike C

I throw my putters exactly like a distance drive, except I give them more height. Do you have any videos of you throwing? That can help.

I learned to drive putters, then started throwing my distance drivers like that... huge improvement.

[eegor]

Originally Posted by Erthbndr

Should I be able to drive with a power grip on putters? I use a modified fan grip aka pinch grip and I'm not the biggest fan of it. I'd like to use a power grip, but anyone I've talked to said that's not good.

I use a four finger power grip on my putters. So yes, you can, is the answer.

Originally Posted by tbird888

The second you get your power grip to work with your putters, I'll bet you'll see performance gains from your other discs.

This happened for me in a BIG way.

[Mike C]

Before I learned putter driving my distance shots were a combination of OAT and either an OS driver or lots of hyzer to mask it. When you learn to drive with a stable putter using power, it makes it so much easier to actually control the disc and tell it exactly what to do instead of having to pick and choose different stabilities to hit different lines.

[kutz167]

I have found that if I use a normal power grip like I would with a driver or midrange but slide my thumb on top to the very edge of the disc that my Challengers come out buttery smooth. I throw them like this and have hit about 320'+ in the field throwing this way with them. So if you're using a power grip, I recommend sliding your thumb on top to the very edge of the top of the disc.