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Ryan Lewis & Melissa Martin
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Jeremy Ziakis – Kentucky
Melissa Martin – Ohio
Royal Daniel – Texas
Todd Sisco – Kansas
Timmy Andersson – Sweden
CHRIS – FOLIO PORTABLE STUDIO
TIM – CENTRAL COAST DISC GOLF – CLINIC WITH WILL SCHUSTERIC
Pat – Disc Golf Unchained APP – fun and addictive!
GIVING AWAY A SIGNED COPY OF ZEN & THE ART OF DISC GOLF
June’s $20 gift card to www.infinitediscs.com goes to:
Calvin Negrete!
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Jeremy Ziakis – Kentucky
Melissa Martin – Ohio
Royal Daniel – Texas
Todd Sisco – Kansas
Timmy Andersson – Sweden
Worm Dye – Tim’s Disc Dye recommendation
Brake Parts Cleaner – For getting rid of that pesky factory stamp
“A great low speed disc to learn on – Innova Leopard” – Tim Steward.
Pat recommends Gstar Plastic.
Tim recommends checking out 2016 Masters Cup at DelaVeaga
PAT SWIMS OUT TO RETRIEVE HIS WESTSIDE GIANT – HOLE 3 AT SCHUMAKER PARK
TIM – ROSEDALE DOWN UNDER DISC GOLF COURSE (Kansas City, KS)
PAT – NEWPORT NEWS DISC GOLF COURSE (Newport News, VA)
TIM – ERGODINE – CHILL-ITS COOLING TOWEL
GIVING AWAY A SIGNED COPY OF ZEN & THE ART OF DISC GOLF
CONGRATULATIONS PARKER SANDS! PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR YOUR PRIZE!
If you are a disc golfer, then BUY THIS BOOK! If you are a student of Zen practice, then BUY THIS BOOK! If you want to live a better life, then BUY THIS BOOK!
Patrick McCormick has written a short but deep look into playing disc golf, practicing a Zen mindset, and tapping into the potential to become the best possible “you.” McCormick’s words are like syrup, they hold such thick value that sometimes it takes a little while to digest them fully, but when those words do finally sink in, it is truly an enlightenment. Suddenly, everything makes sense and things that may have been cloudy before are now perfectly clear…
Although I am a relatively new disc golfer, I come from a background of playing regular golf for most of my life and struggling with the mental side of playing at a competitive level. In fact, several years ago I played regular golf competitively in college in Southern California, but became very frustrated, depressed, and ultimately burnt out from my tireless efforts to elevate my game to the next level. I WISH I would have had McCormick’s book at that stage of my life. Nevertheless, I’m very glad I have this book now. I have read it cover to cover several times, and always keep it close by if I feel the need to refresh myself before I go play, or even go take on the day.
Reading “Zen and the Art of Disc Golf” has made me appreciate the time, effort, skills, and enjoyment that comes from playing and participating in all the sports I play, and even my occupation as a middle school mathematics teacher. I now have a renewed interest in getting the absolute most enjoyment I can from my work and leisure time activities, challenging myself to constantly improve my game and myself, and even enter competitive tournaments again.
Thanks Patrick. Your book is truly awesome and profound!
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Lyn Henriksen – California
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Joel Bautista – Texas
Benjamin Wonders – Ohio
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Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Scott Comeaux – Florida
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Jeremy Ziakis – Kentucky
In Zen & The Art Of Disc Golf, I talked at great length about how your disc golf bag can be seen as a metaphor for all the baggage that you carry around with you from day to day and how if you do not place your bag on the ground (“dropping your baggage”) you severely decrease your accuracy and ability to achieve your goals.
Today, I would like to talk to you about what we place in our bags and how we hold onto discs and equipment that serve no other purpose than to “fill out our bags.” It’s very interesting to meet and talk to so many new players who begin playing disc golf and starting with the same habits. I believe a psychologist could make a reasonable study of disc golfers to extrapolate trends in human behavior. We often talk about how newer players tend to buy high speed drivers in hopes that the numbers on the disc alone will put our tee shots where we want them in the fairway with little attention paid to our throwing technique, but another habit that we have is being pack rats or maybe “bag rats” would be a better term.
Dave’s YouTube Channel – Tuck4s1
Dave’s Facebook Group – Big Daddy Disc Golf
Disc Golf Lessons With Philo Brathwaite – teamphilo.com
Blenders Sunglasses – Use TUCK4s1 for 30% off!
CHRIS – PRODIGY F2 $14.99
TIM – IRON MIND – CAPTAINS OF CRUSH $29 – EXPAND THE HAND BANDS $15.95
DAVID – UP CART $89
PAT – KNIGHT MAGIC BOX II $32.99
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Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Kevin Kugler – Wisconsin
Adam Kubiak – Pennsylvania
Adam Gowland – Ontario, Canada
Jørn Idar Kvig – Oslo, Norway
Christoffer Pettersen – Kristiansand, Norway
I was playing a doubles round with some friends of mine the other day when we got to hole number 8 at Newport News disc golf course and I had a new revelation.
Most of this group are players I have recently introduced to the game and even though they had played the course several times from the short tees had never played from the long tees. We decided to try the long tees for some added variation and also decided that doubles would be a good starting point for playing a slightly longer course.
We paired up stronger players with weaker players to ensure some balance in the game and everyone was playing extremely well. I fully believe that switching up the tees, baskets, or even the course is a great way to step outside of the box and really see what you can do. For some reason, forcing yourself outside of routine seems to help you break out of complacency and help to influence the mindfulness and focus that disc golfers need to play well.
Disc Golf Yoga – Pre-round warmup from Youngblood Productions on Vimeo.
Megan Nance is a health and fitness coach, helping people start their fitness journeys and providing the tools to be successful. Using an online platform, she helps people find fitness and nutrition programs that will work for their lifestyle, and connects them with support and accountability. Megan is a certified yoga teacher and has a passion for sharing the physical and mental benefits of yoga with others. Her husband has shared his love of disc golf with her and as a certified yoga instructor, has developed a customized yoga practice for disc golfers. She lives with her husband and daughter in Austin, TX.
“I have been playing disc golf since the early 1990s. I played throughout college and post college. I fell in love with sport and would play as much as I could back in the day. Now I’ve got 3 kids and work quite a bit so finding time to play is not as easy. I used to play many tournaments every year, but now I may pick 3 or 4 events each year. I don’t play many courses even casually due to time constraints, but will still do field work and putt in my backyard to keep my skill set sharpened. I have grown to really love field work, especially once I got into yoga. Yoga helps physically, but my mental focus is undeniably better with yoga training. This can be said on and off the course.
Since I still wanted to be involved and even give back to a sport that I loved playing, I started a company called Black Zombie disc golf in 2013. It was easier to work on my laptop and develop all these ideas to ‘color’ the sport I love. I instantly had aspirations to be BZ of DG much like Op was to surfing. I have never surfed in my life, but i’ve had Op wallets, shirts, shorts, and more. I look back at Op and they were able to capture the spirit of the ocean waves. I wanted to capture the spirit of the outdoors as it applies to disc golf. The image of intensity and accomplishment via the flight of a disc driven by a player. Black Zombie has been nicknamed BZ for obvious reasons, but more importantly the idea of being ‘busy’ outside is my focus. I try to motivate people to get off couch and get outside and what better vehicle than disc golf. I think disc golf was lacking, and still lacking more brands that inspire people outside of disc golf to take another look all while keeping disc golfers excited and engaged through cool graphics and positive energy.
BZ has gotten very popular and the idea we are the disc golf infection has totally been embraced. As us disc golfers know, disc golf is a sport that is infectious as we begin to play more and understand the flight of the disc against the elements.
I have been doing yoga for over 10yrs myself. I really stepped up my yoga when my mother was diagnosed with cancer. To counter my stress levels I was able to increase my yoga in reflection to my stress. I whole heartedly feel that yoga was the best ‘medicine’ during this time before my mother passed from the cancer treatments. Cancer treatments and their effects on the elderly is a whole other soap box i’ve gotten on, but that is for another discussion. Between the FDA, big pharma, and the profit digging on our elders is disgusting. But, that was my stress and yoga was an amazing natural remedy.
For BZ, we are an apparel line first, but have designed our first putter with Gateway Disc Sports. It was a 4month process last year and our putter, the Chainsaw, was approved January 2016. You can add our website www.blackzombie.com so you or others can check out what we have to offer. We launched our website recently and are still adding march we have.”
-GARIN WOOTTEN
GARIN – Chainsaw Putter
MEGAN – http://www.megnancehealthandfitness.com
CHRIS – QUEST TURBO PUTTER
TIM – INFINITE DISCS APP
PAT – INFINITE DISCS LARGE BAG
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Every little bit counts, please give what you can. Together we can make a difference.
Remember, kids are the future of our sport. And for many kids, St. Jude is the key to their future.
How your donation helps:
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Todays podcast is brought to you by some of our amazing and generous podcast contributors:
Joel Bautista
Sam Dickinson
Seth Jensen
Benjamin Wonders
Roger Crain
In Zen & The Art Of Disc Golf, I coined a simple phrase that we also end every podcast with which is “Most Importantly, Just Throw,” but I have never really delved into attempting to describe what I mean when I say this, mostly because I want it to mean what you need it to mean. Whatever the meaning you need to derive from it in the moment you are in.
In some instances it could mean simply – Just get out and play! Stop reading about it, stop listening to us talk about it! Just get out there and play. Of course, selfishly, it is not my wish that you disconnect from the podcast or my writing entirely but that chances are if you are reading or listening then you love this game and the hardest part of playing disc golf for most people is to simply drop what you are doing and play disc golf! Now, of course most of us can’t play disc golf all day and night, at work, while driving a car or riding on an airplane, so reading books, blogs, and listening to podcasts is a close substitution because through media it connects you to other like minded players out there at least mentally. But reading, listening to podcasts, and watching youtube videos about becoming a better player will never be a substitute for playing the game.
David Mawr is a former school teacher and newer to the game of disc golf, but his love for the game as already grown into an addiction that has led he and his wife on a journey to sell all their things and backpack Colorado and Kansas, playing every course and tournament he can along the way. His effort is partially to meet and learn from as many people as he can but also help get disc golf into local schools. He will be documenting his trip on his blog and through his YouTube channel.
David, sounds like one of our long lost brothers and was a perfect fit for the cast. During the episode he opens up about some of his own adversities that he feels disc golf has become the perfect medicine for.
David mentions the following links in our interview
DGnomad – Portable Disc Golf Targets
David’s Go Fund Me – Disc Golf In School
Steve Harvery – Jumping To Success
TIM – DIRT BAG BY DYNAMIC DISCS
DAVID – FRICTION GLOVES
CHRIS – NITE IZE LED DISCS
PAT – WESTSIDE SEER
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Every month we give away a $20 gift card to one of our amazing podcast contributors.
This month’s gift card goes to Dustin DeMatteo!
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Every little bit counts, please give what you can. Together we can make a difference.
Remember, kids are the future of our sport. And for many kids, St. Jude is the key to their future.
How your donation helps:
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
By supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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John is a player, an inventor and innovator, an entrepreneur, and a DG philanthropist who has a DEDICATION to growing our wonderful sport.
John’s bio:
I grew up in a small town in Northern IL; Seneca.
I’ve been a Frisbee fanatic since the 5th grade; freestyle and then some ultimate in college.
In 1984, right out of college, I moved to Kansas City. I played serious club ultimate for years, which was on and off throughout my disc golf career.
In the summer of 1987 I was told of a “disc golf course” in town. I went there (Swope Park) and was immediately hooked.
I went on to become the PDGA Rookie of the Year in 1988.
I’ve played in hundreds of tournaments. No 1st in majors but some good finishes.
25 years in medical / surgical device & equipment sales, marketing & product development.
I’ve traveled a lot for work, which has allowed me to play well over 600 courses.
I am now trying to use my product development experience to create some helpful devices for disc golf.
Founded Whirld Sports LLC in 2010
As for the St. Jude effort … I had read some time ago, a bit of history on the PGA and how involvement with charity was one of the things that were attributed to the explosive growth experienced in the PGA Tour from the 70’s through the 90’s. That stuck with me. Then in 2012, Dana Vicich went to PDGA worlds and used his disc golf as a means to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Both his aunt and mother had gone through battles with cancer.
His raising nearly $5000 was the trigger for me to realize that our sport could become a powerhouse for charity and that just as it help the PGA, it could significantly impact the growth and trajectory of disc golf. Dana and I did a lot of scheming and plotting as to how we might make something significant happen. We didn’t really get much more than a plan developed but then I received a call from a long time friend, Crazy John Brooks. He mentioned that the wife of a friend of his was now working with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and had contact him to discuss how disc golf might become involved in helping St. Jude. As it turns out, Brian Graham, at the PDGA, had just been given the green light by the PDGA Board to seek out a national charity partner that the PDGA could support. It was all a bit of divine providence, if you ask me. Well, long story short, things came together very quickly. Annabelle Udo-O’Malley at St. Jude, Dana Vicich, Crazy John, Brian Graham, and I, along with others, put together the plan that lead to the Inaugural St. Jude Disc Golf Charity Invitational. The epic location of Bayonet Golf Course was chosen and the rest is history.
All in all, it amounted to about 200 disc golfers becoming actively involved in fundraising. Through their efforts, we raised over $225,000. My sincere belief is that if we got more disc golfers involved in this effort we could raise millions of dollars. If we did that, disc golf would be on the evening news, ESPN, Good Morning America, The Today Show, etc, etc. The story of disc golfers raising money to help kids faced with cancer and other life-threatening diseases, is so compelling, the news would reverberate like nothing disc golf has ever done before.
All we need to do is to get more disc golfers involved in the fund raising effort.
Making the Whirld Better,
John Heaton
Event Chair
St. Jude Disc Golf Charity Invitational
Chief Executive Officer
Whirld Sports LLC
john@whirldsports.com
(PDGA # 4409)
Try the Scepter use discount code: MBD10 on WhirldSports.com
CHRIS –
TIM –
PAT – Bug Spray.
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Every little bit counts, please give what you can. Together we can make a difference.
Remember, kids are the future of our sport. And for many kids, St. Jude is the key to their future.
How your donation helps:
Every podcast we give away a signed book to a random person who left a 5 STAR review on Amazon!
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
Once we receive 50 supporters monthly, by supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
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Both Tim and Chris have written excellent articles on fitness. Check them out here –
Body Training section of Mind Body Disc by Tim Steward
Yoga For Disc Golf on DGputtheads by Rodney Lane
Core Performance Golf – Recommended by Tim Steward
CHRIS – KASTAPLAST KAXE
TIM – LATITUDE 64 COMPASS
PAT – DISCMANIA MD1
events.stjude.org/mindbodydisc
Every little bit counts, please give what you can. Together we can make a difference.
Remember, kids are the future of our sport. And for many kids, St. Jude is the key to their future.
How your donation helps:
Every podcast we give away a signed book to a random person who left a 5 STAR review on Amazon!
Excellent read for anyone looking to try to possibly calm their mental game down some, or even if you’re already at the chill mental game. A lot of what is said in this book does not only apply towards disc golf, but applies to just about anything you wish it to. There are a lot of things in life that all comes down to how you approach it mentally, some things are easier than others. This book will help you learn the better ways to approach it.
Every podcast we give away a mixed bag item to a random person who left a 5 STAR review for the podcast on iTunes! If you are TUCKFORCE1, contact us for your goods!
March’s $20 gift card goes to Roger Cain! Congratulations, Roger!
For information on winning next months gift card, see below!
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
Once we receive 50 supporters monthly, by supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
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I was out on the course this week and I stepped out onto a teepad and noticed something that I may have noticed many times but only recently started paying attention to. There is often a gap between simply noticing something and paying attention it- that gap is called mindfulness.
A teepad is usually a concrete or rubber rectangle that only instructs us in one way: stand here for your first throw. Usually the first thing we do on the teepad is look for the disc catcher to guide us in which direction to throw our disc. Without being able to visualize the catcher, we could arguably throw our disc in any direction we choose in a 360 degree radius. But we don’t. Because we always take that first step in visualizing that basket. We do this 18+ holes a round and overtime we play 100s and sometimes 1000s of holes a year. But do we do this off the course?
You see, a basket represents a goal. A teepad represents taking that first step in reaching that goal. The disc you choose, the grip you use, the throw you make are all for the most part being planned on that tee pad. In mere seconds, you have visualized a goal, taken your first step to reach that goal, and made a plan to get there. This is one of the many ways disc golf is just like life.
We do it round after round, but do we do it at home or work? Or do we merely step on our teepads of life and throw whatever or however we we feel in that moment, many times in the opposite direction of our basket, our goal? Sounds ridiculous doesn’t it? But this is what we do when have not identified our goals, what we want from life, and a plan to achieve them.
A wise man once stated “If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail” This quote has been attributed to many people over the years from Ben Franklin to Winston Churchill. And all that means is MANY great men know the truth – to win at life you need to see a goal, have a plan, and take steps to achieve it.
Very often we all have great ideas and most of us have unlimited wants. But as soon as we have that great idea our brain and sometimes our peers want to tell us all the reasons we can’t have it. “It’s too hard, I don’t have the time, I don’t have the knowledge, I don’t want to make a sacrifice.” I’m hear to tell you that if you are alive all you have is time! The things you own, you can’t take with you. Death can be considered the end of your time. If you are alive – time is all you have! It’s yours. You just have to budget it like you would your checking account. What do you want to spend it on? That’s your goal. Planning and taking action is disc golf. It is life.
That’s another tool for your bag!
Both Tim and Chris have written excellent articles on grip. Check them out here –
Get a grip! – 3 Ways to Increase Your Disc Golf Grip Strength – Mind Body Disc
Building Your Putter Comfort – DG Puttheads
Putting With Finger On Rim – DG Puttheads
OUR VARIOUS DISC GOLF GRIP STYLES
TIM’s DRIVING GRIP
TIM’S PUTTING GRIP
CHRIS’ DRIVER GRIP
CHRIS’ SECONDARY DRIVER GRIP
CHRIS’ APPROACH GRIP
PAT’S DRIVER GRIP
PAT’S FLICK (FOREHAND) GRIP
PAT’S PUTTER GRIP
Every podcast we give away a signed book to a random person who left a 5 STAR review on Amazon!
Every podcast we give away a mixed bag item to a random person who left a 5 STAR review for the podcast on iTunes! If you are K-MOOD, contact us for your goods!
Funny thing about podcasting… Success costs money. As we continue to reach record numbers of listeners the costs rise with syndication, web development, and GIVEAWAYS, I am constantly plagued with the question, how can I keep the podcast self-sustaining.
The answer: $1. That’s it.
If you love the ZEN DISC GOLF PODCAST, please consider donating as little as $1 a month and help keep this show alive, going and growing.
BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!
Once we receive 50 supporters monthly, by supporting, you will be entered to win a $20 gift card from Infinite Discs. You will get one entry per donated dollar per month (i.e. Putter level =1 entry per month, Distance driver level = 3 entries per month). Cancel anytime!
$1 per month – Putter Level $2 per month – Mid-range Level $3 per month – Distance Driver Level
