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A History of Disc Golf
Disc Golf Course Etiquette
Choosing a Disc for Disc Golf
Teeing Off in Disc Golf
Marking Your Spot in Disc Golf
Basket Tips in Disc Golf
Disc Golf Clothing Tips
Disc Stability in Disc Golf
How to Throw a Midrange Disc
How to Throw a Distance Disc
Choosing a Midrange Disc
Forehand Shot in Disc Golf
Gripping Tips for a Putter Disc
Short Putt Disc Golf Tips
Long Putt Disc Golf Tips
Angled Tomahawk Disc Throw
The Roller Disc Throw
The Power Disc Grip
The Scooby Disc Throw
The Thumber Disc Throw
The Tomahawk Disc Throw
The Jimmy-J Disc Throw
The Side Arm Disc Throw
The Two-Finger Disc Grip
The Innova Champion Beast Disc
The Innova Star Sidewinder Disc
The Innova Crow Disc
The Innova Champion Shark Disc
The Aerobie Epic Disc
The Innova Star Eagle Disc
The Innova Pro Starfire Disc
The Innova Pro Wraith Disc
The Innova Champion Monster Disc
The Innova Champion Coyote Disc
The Innova Champion T-Bird Disc
The Innova Star Destroyer Disc
The Innova Champion Valkyrie Disc
The Innova Champion Orc Disc
The Innova JK Pro Aviar-X Disc
Choosing a Putter Disc
The Disccraft Elite APX Disc
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"One of the rules and regulations of disc golf when it comes to your up shot, is that you have to clearly mark your shot. You can't throw the disc twice. You can't throw the same disc. You can't just pick it up and put your foot there. You actually have to find yourself a mini marker. And this is one of the mini markers I got from playing in a tournament. And what I do with this is, I will actually find the line to the basket. I'll set that right in front of that, and then I'm able to pick this up and that's my spot, right there. Now one of the major rules and regulations of disc golf with your upshot is that you have to stay within sixteen inches of your spot. So I've got sixteen inches there I can play with behind the marker. One of the other most important rules and procedures of disc golf is that I have to create and keep my spot right below, behind, behind the marker. If I'm within thirty feet of the basket, I'm not allowed to move my feet or step in front. So, again, one of the most important things with disc golf is to create a spot right behind your disc and try to stay right behind that and find a straight spot."
eHow Article: Marking Your Spot in Disc Golf
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