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Disc golf doubles: how best shot and other formats work
How disc golf doubles works: best shot and alternate shot step by step, the other PDGA formats, marking a shared lie, scoring a hole and random draw nights.
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Clear, practical advice for learning the game, choosing discs and getting more from the bag you already own.

NEW GUIDE ·
How disc golf doubles works: best shot and alternate shot step by step, the other PDGA formats, marking a shared lie, scoring a hole and random draw nights.
Read the guide →Three useful paths into the collection.

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A practical guide to choosing your first disc golf discs, understanding flight numbers, selecting plastic and weight, and building a small bag.

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Find gaps and overlap in the disc golf bag you already own. Use a practical checklist and Bag Check to decide what to test before buying another disc.

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Choose discs for headwinds, tailwinds and crosswinds, with practical approach examples and a simple way to test the discs already in your bag.
Browse by the decision you are making.
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Tomahawk and thumber overhead throws in disc golf: the two grips, which way each one finishes, when to throw one, step-by-step technique and discs to try.
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Disc golf etiquette for a casual round: who throws first, where to stand, when to let a group play through, safety calls, park users and the PDGA courtesy rule.
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Hyzer and anhyzer are release angles, not disc types. See which edge tilts down for backhand and forehand, how each angle shapes the flight, and how to practice both.
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What a distance driver is, when a fairway driver still flies farther, how to tell you are ready, and 12 distance drivers sorted by what their makers say they do.
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What a midrange disc is, when to throw one and how to pick your first, with 19 midranges sorted into neutral, turning and fading flights by their flight numbers.
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Throw farther in disc golf: choose a disc your arm can get up to speed, plant before you throw, learn the X-step, find the power pocket and release nose down.
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Winter disc golf tips: pick plastic that stays soft in the cold, tape a long ribbon on to find discs in snow, dress in layers and know the PDGA snow rules.
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How to throw a roller in disc golf: pick an understable roller disc, land it at about 45 degrees, paint the rainbow, and fix rollers that hop or roll the wrong way.
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Disc golf for kids: which light discs to buy (135 g EDGE, 150-class), kid-sized distances, putting first, fun games, safety rules and PDGA junior divisions.
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Aviar vs Judge: compare Innova and Dynamic Discs flight numbers, see how the beadless Aviar and beaded Judge differ in hand, and choose the putter that fits your grip.
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Play glow disc golf at night: glow discs vs glow tape vs LED lights, charging with a UV flashlight, lighting the baskets, staying safe and the PDGA rule on lights.
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Throw better disc golf approach shots: pick a landing zone you can putt from, choose the right disc, use a short reach-back and plan where the disc will stop.
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Leopard vs Leopard3: compare Innova's flight numbers, see what one extra point of speed changes and choose the fairway driver that fits how you throw.
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Buzzz vs Buzzz SS: compare Discraft's flight numbers, see how much more the SS turns, and choose the midrange for your shots, plus where the Buzzz OS fits.
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Learn how to putt in disc golf: grip, staggered and straddle stances, aiming at one chain link, using your legs, spin vs push putts and the 10-meter rule.
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Learn the disc golf forehand (sidearm): two-finger grip, elbow-led throw, wrist snap and palm-up follow-through, plus which discs to use and how to fix wobble.
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Clean disc golf discs with mild soap and lukewarm water, store them upright or in flat stacks, protect them from car heat and cold, and know when to retire one.
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Learn a simple standstill backhand: grip, stance, reach-back, release and follow-through, plus fixes for wobble, rounding and nose-up throws.
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Buy used disc golf discs with confidence: check the stamp, rim, wear, cracks and warping, and learn how wear changes a disc's turn and fade.
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Learn the basic disc golf rules: teeing off, throwing order, marking your lie, putting inside 10 meters, out-of-bounds, lost discs and scoring.
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Learn power, fan, modified fan, putting and forehand grips with clear illustrations, plus how to adjust for putters, midranges and driver rims.
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Learn the hyzer-flip release, choose a suitable midrange or fairway driver, and adjust when your disc stays on hyzer or turns too far.
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Spend less time looking for discs. Why we prefer bright pink, which colors blend into grass and leaves, and what to check before buying.
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Use three familiar discs to practice putting, approaches and controlled drives with a simple session you can repeat and adjust.
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Compare Mako3 vs Buzzz flight numbers, understand the difference from a Buzzz SS, and choose a midrange by the shot you need.
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Find your next disc with 10 picks for putting, approaches and controlled drives. Compare flight numbers, strengths and tradeoffs for your recreational bag.
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Choose a disc weight for your first driver, putter or midrange. Learn when lighter discs help, what to consider in wind and how to compare two weights.
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Start with an Aviar and Mako3, decide when a Leopard helps, and compare starter sets with individual discs before building your first bag.
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What speed, glide, turn and fade mean on a disc golf disc, how to read a rating such as 5 / 5 / 0 / 0, and how to use flight numbers to narrow a choice.
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Compare DX, Star and Champion for grip, wear and cost, with practical choices for a putting putter, a throwing disc and your first driver.
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Compare Hex and Mako3 flight ratings, choose a first midrange and check whether carrying both adds a useful shot to your bag.
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Compare Hex, Buzzz and Buzzz SS flight numbers side by side, see how their turn and fade differ, and choose the midrange that fits the shot you need.
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Compare Axiom Proxy and Envy flight numbers, see how much finishing fade each adds, and choose a throwing putter for the short shots you play.
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Understable vs overstable discs explained: separate turn from fade, see what “stable” usually means, and choose the stability that fits your shot.
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Leopard, TeeBird, Escape or Firebird: four different jobs, not four upgrades.
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How to choose for the basket, the tee and short approaches without overfilling your bag.
Read the guide →New to the language? Keep our disc golf terminology page handy. Looking for a particular model? Browse our disc references.
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