What's the best part of your game?

[HEATER]

Putting, touch shots and course management.

Identical to my old game when I played tradional golf

 

[McJesus]

Carving lines. I'm not bad at putting either

 

[discguy42]

Buying plastic I cant throw!

I cant drive far but my second shot is generally able to get me the rest of the way there. My shot rating would go like this best to worst...second shot, putting, then driving.

 

[notBOB]

consistency all around. playing smart. hitting putts inside the circle and then some. my game is coming around in a great way, will most likely join the open crowd after the A tier in peoria, cant wait!

 

[disclover55]

Keeping it (the disc) in the fairway and rollers

 

[bnbanbury]

Hitting lines through the woods. I'm always happier to play a wooded course than an open bomber course. I am also getting to the point that i would count my mental game as a strength. I've gotten better at making good risk/reward decisions and better at letting go of mistakes i make in competitive rounds.

 

[Alcuin]

For me, it's probably the mental game. I don't find myself losing it after a bad shot, and I've trained myself out of playing my opponents rather than the course for the most part.

My main weakness is max d. Since 400' is a rare occurrence for me at this point, there are just some holes that I'm not going to birdie. So I throw a fairway, and take my 3. The longer holes, like the 500'+ holes that almost nobody is going to 2 on the reg, those are fine for me because I'm accurate enough to get that 3 pretty easily. But holes in the 375'-450' range are the toughest because sometimes I'll have a look for 2, sometimes I won't.

 

[coldsweat]

I have a good idea of all the different throws. When I first started out I was primarily a tommy/thumber player. Than I switched to forehand primarily. And now I just put in all the time to learn backhand throws. And all the while none of the throws really got any worse. So I now I would say I have an above avg overhand game. A slightly above average forehand. And prob an average backhand. Either way having all these shots in my arsenal really opens up the course. Now for the worst part of my game.......consistency.....

 

[jenb]

P&A. It's too bad that "putt for dough" is actually BS in in modern DG.

 

[Dan Ensor]

Creativity around the circle

 

[postmark]

...Hitting trees, My discs must have a tree magnets in them.

 

[wake911]

open distance shots.

 

[sneakytiki]

Level headed.

I am not a GREAT player, but I very rarely get upset during a round. Had an ace run the other day over a pond. Hit just under the basket on the pole and rolled about 25' into the pond OB. I couldn't stop laughing. I see some people play and hitting one freaking tree ruins their round and they become a whiny bitch until they get another birdie.

 

[sgamerp]

the drinking.

 

[ian.]

putting and control .. dont throw very far but usually can tell ya where its going.. usually .. but yeah get me around the circle and the putts are going down... San Marino KC Pro Aviars ftw :thmbup:

 

[gwillim]

Lately it's been perseverance. I've been playing poorly but fighting my butt off regardless. Was able to hop 5 or 6 spots this past weekend to get into the cash at a local B-Tier. I'm not happy with how I played, but I'm happy with myself for fighting for every stroke.

 

[DG_Before_Breakfast]

Inconsistency. I'm a master of it.

 

[timj5304]

Biggest hole in my game:distance, farthest I have ever thrown flat ground was 390ft. My consistant max is 350ish. My other issue are edge of fairway sidearm upshots. I am better with no window big trouble shots than the easier ones because I tend to fluff them and leave these short.
Bests strength:28 to 40 ft putts. Putting on cones. Deucing holes 240 to 310 ft

 

[Jukeshoe]

What's the best part of your game?

The part where I finish discing and go home. :|

 

[Countchunkula]

Well, it was putting...

Now my only true strength is a good attitude.