Is this a real shot???

[fretgod321]

anyone try the Bi-moto putt? Similar to turbo putting but with two hands.

i tried it a while back, never really got the hang of it, i'll stick to my push putt

 

[grodney]

I use the end-over-end on all putts under 15'. I call it the flutter-putt, but have had other players call it the butterfly-putt.

It is useful if you have the yips and (LITERALLY) can't hit metal from 12' away. Like me.

I also use turbo from 15'-35' for the same reason.

These putts are the pretty much the frisbee golf equivalent to ball golf's long-handled putter, claw grip, pencil grip, cross-handed putt, etc.

I'd rather just putt the disc normally. But you gotta do what you gotta do.

 

[Smigles]

It's just to show off. Like "look, I can even sink the put this way, that was SUCH a gimmie".

 

[Easy Tigur]

I've seen Climo do it once. I do it occasionally on my drop-ins, its just fun.

Loved the Ratatat in the video. But, disc golfing in skinny jeans doesn't seem too functional.

 

[jtbingster]

I've seen Climo do it once. I do it occasionally on my drop-ins, its just fun.

Loved the Ratatat in the video. But, disc golfing in skinny jeans doesn't seem too functional.

Have you watched Greg Barsby?

 

[pchitti]

Butterfly, the MJ, basketball, free throw, and flap jack are the ones I have heard.
Can be useful, but mostly just another way to screw yourself out of a stroke on gimmes.

 

[VINCENT25149]

flip putt

played a round with a guy from Western Canada at 2008 Worlds that did this putt from 40 feet in. he never missed one putt during the whole round inside of 40 and this was at a windy Robert Morris course.