The Westside Discs Harp is here to tune in your approach game and help you string up some birdies.
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8 Things We Learned From Disc Golf Blogging
Today is the DG Putthead’s birthday. Rodney published our first article exactly one year ago and because of your support we continue to write. And you know what? We love it!! The interaction with you, our readers, is amazing and we’ve met a number of other wonderful disc golf bloggers and authors over the year. Beyond that though, we’ve learned a great deal about ourselves and disc golf. Here are a few of the top lessons we’ve learned. 1) Topics to AvoidWhile disc golfers are passionate about disc golf, they are generally non-confrontational and easy going. There exist, however, a handful of topics which we’ve learned to avoid…
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Dynamic Discs Suspect Review
Dynamic Discs’ Suspect is permanently in my bag to get me out of tough lies and to drop hard on tricky upshots. This midrange approach disc is not what I’d consider a finesse disc, but it’s incredibly versatile for an overstable utility.
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The 5 Most Important Putting Components
Watch a round of disc golf at the local course or a professional tournament, and you’ll notice something very quickly: there are a lot of different putting styles! Spin, turbo, push, spush, walking, and list could go on. Each of those basic putting styles has seemingly unlimited possibilities and personalizations. Zoom out a little and you’ll notice that successful putters have a few basic similarities regardless of individual technique.
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Puttheads Early Summer Update
Dear Disc Golfers, You may have noticed that our content has been infrequent over the past few months. Our bad. Seriously, we love publishing content and love the interaction with all of you. Unfortunately, no matter how many t-shirts we own that claim so, life isn’t entirely disc golf for all of us. As we were examining our sparse content and discussing what to focus on next, we realized that you probably know very little about us. Maybe now would be a good time to provide an idea of what we’ve been up to lately besides providing you with your fix of disc golf content. No life stories, we promise.
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Discmania P3 Review
The P3 by Discmania is a lower profile, overstable approach putter that can be used off the tee as well.
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Trilogy Challenge 2016 Disc Review
I recently participated in the 2016 Trilogy Challenge event put on by Dynamic Discs, Latitude 64, and Westside Discs. If you haven’t played in this event yet, I strongly recommend you find a local event and sign up. Read on to get some insight on the three unreleased discs you’ll be using.
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Black Zombie Chainsaw Putter Review
The Black Zombie Chainsaw putter gives you the confidence of a Wizard with added finesse reminiscent of a Warden. If the phrase “broken in Wizard” appeals to you then you need to try a Chainsaw. Big thanks to Black Zombie for providing us with this killer putter!
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UB Disc Golf / Disc King Chewy Lex Review
We found some hand candy from UB Disc Golf and now molded by Disc King. Here’s a review of the Chewy Lex putter.
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Maintain Focus With A Pre-shot Routine
We’ve all done it before. You’re playing well above your ability and the moment you check the score, you throw a few bad shots, you get a few bad bounces, and your score plummets back to reality. How do the top amateur and professional players keep a good round alive?
