Best One Liner Tips?

[DiscinFiend]

"Take that one line!"
(Wait, is that not the type of one liner you were referring to?)

No seriously, probably "Only think about the next throw" is the best advice for how to focus on what's important vs. getting in your own head about the last hole, or the next hole, or whatever.

:thmbup::thmbup::thmbup:
I came here to say the same thing
"Only concentrate on the shot at hand"

 

[Mocheez]

If you're hitting trees when you throw, you should start aiming at them. You're obviously not hitting what you're aiming at.

I took that advice once and I hit the exact ****ing tree I was aiming at. :|

 

[Reniger]

I always try to have the most positive, upbeat attitude I can. I want to make my card more enjoyable. So, when I do get in my own head, I just hum "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFarrin.

 

[discNDav]

Especially inside the circle: Putt THROUGH the basket

, not TO the basket

 

[Jenga54]

throw your second shot first

 

[KniceZ]

^ explain

Someone else didn't tell me this but it's something I tend to follow - Throw the shot that first comes to mind. Sometimes I try to overthink the options and I usually get in trouble going to that that second or third option.

 

[slowplastic]

"Practice makes permanent", or "perfect practice makes perfect". Both say the same idea.

 

[slowplastic]

^ explain

Someone else didn't tell me this but it's something I tend to follow - Throw the shot that first comes to mind. Sometimes I try to overthink the options and I usually get in trouble going to that that second or third option.

When you miss your line on practice rounds, often players throw a second shot or putt and it goes perfect because there are no consequences. So throw your first instinct shot/line, but with the clear mind of the second shot.

 

[sidewinder22]

Weightshift happens from behind you.

 

[bdodson]

here is a couple:

"only throw what you know you can - don't try something new" - don't play outide your game
"don't step in the box until you are ready to take care of business" - re: getting ready to putt
"trust your mechanics" - if you are missing left, don't try and correct too much you till start missing right

 

[kerplunk]

"Keep your head up" when putts are going into the cage. Literally, if you bring your head up it brings your putt up.

 

[Broken Shoulder]

Oh, this is about golf.

 

[Old Bassman]

throw your second shot first

Great advice.

here is a couple:

"only throw what you know you can - don't try something new" - don't play outide your game.

Play your game.

 

[StevenSeagal]

There are no trees.

 

[teemkey]

Choose the shot, commit to the shot, throw the shot.

(i.e. don't try to change the shot in your run up/back swing)

 

[zontar]

There are no trees.

this. I tell my 80+ year old dad to ignore the trees. throw the damn disc. sometimes even works!

 

[Bennf]

Focus on visualizing whatever it is your going for.


Catches mistakes before they happen, sharpens your aim.

 

[roggenb3]

See the line, hit the line.

The only thing in your mind should be the line you are about to hit. Especially putting. Stop thinking about what might happen if you miss.

 

[Ess-dog]

"Layup"

 

[dickparker]

I took that advice once and I hit the exact ****ing tree I was aiming at. :|

Then you are ready for level two. Quit throwing at the trees.