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Summary: Learn about the various accessories used by disc golf players in this free online beginner frisbee golf lesson video.
Patrick Kitten is an advanced master disc golf player and has played in two Amateur World events. This soon to be pro player has played on over 200 courses and has designed a new...read more
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"There are a couple of other things that a new player might like to have in their stash. One would be a good bag to carry all of these discs; it is kind of a pain to carry your loose disc around. So get a bag with a water holder, get a bag with some zippers on it so that you can put all of your car keys and things like that in there. Another option is double shoulder straps those are very nice nowadays rather than a single shoulder strap. Another item that players really should get is a mini disc; all that a mini disc is used for is marking your lie. When you drive your disc, you use your mini to mark your lie between your drive or your other shot in the basket. "
eHow Article: Player Accessories for Disc Golf
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