I agree, Johnny. Not only that, play with people who are better than you. Helps a ton!

Just wanted to add something here. I’ve been playing for a long time, but only recently consistently. Play with positive people. Stay away from the rift raft and knuckleheads. If they’re not helping you and don’t make you feel great about a round regardless of your score, I truly believe that can hinder you.

I tried the Judge, and the Warden. Pure was better by far for me. There’s nothing quite like finding a putter you love, though. Looks like you’ve found yours, congrats! Some people look for years and never find one.

Ook thank you I do go by Artemis and it was given to me through my Qabalah teacher. 🙂 um ok I’m gunna check out the flight guide and contemplate this info. Thank you <3

First, I love that you signed your name Artemis. Being that she was an archer makes it very appropriate. If that, in fact, is your actual name, you had some super cool parents.

I also like it because she is from a mythology that placed women and men on a very even playing field. Goddesses were not seen as any less powerful or capable than Gods.

What disc you throw has a lot less to do with what sex you are than it does with your arm speed. So my first question would be how far are you throwing that katana? My second is is it accurate/consistent for you? If you are getting a nice S flight out of that disc, then your arm speed probably matches it pretty well. If it is not turning at all and only hyzering out, it may be too fast of a disc for you. If it goes way right, then you might be able to step up to something a little more stable.

Knowing what that disc does now along with how you want to improve will help you in selecting the right disc.

The inbounds flight guide is a really good tool to check out too.

Thanks for reading and commenting! I’m always happy to help if I can.

Hey Victor,

Yep baby steps is right. Unfortunately for me, sometimes it’s steps backwards! That’s awesome that you had the self control to play with mids and putters only. My drivers all look at me and say, “throw me instead!” when I do that.

Keep up the work, it’ll for sure pay off! Thanks for reading the blog!

Hey Brad,

Yeah, throwing putters far without burning them is elusive at first. Once you get it, though, everything else just ratchets up a notch. Not to mention it’s always fun to step up to a hole your buddies all threw driver on and park it with a putter!

Keep practicing, it’ll pay off! Thanks for reading the blog!