Coming Spring of 2022
Disc Golf Academy
How The Game Works
How The Game Works
ECOS Disc Golf Academy offers training and introduction into the world of disc golf. We will be able to help you understand and play the game better for new and current players.
How The Game Works
How The Game Works
How The Game Works
Just like in real golf Disc Golf works the same way. The goal of the game is to shoot the lowest possible score, with the same concept of bogey, par, and birdie etc..
Types of Disc
How The Game Works
Learning The Basics
Unlike in real golf when you have 14 clubs to choose from, in Disc Golf there are six main disc selections to choose from. Those disc would be a Driver, Fairway Driver, Hybrid Driver, Mid-Range, Approach Disc and a Putter.
Learning The Basics
Learning The Basics
Learning The Basics
When you first start disc golf their are two shots everyone starts out learning first. The first and most popular is a backhand throw, and the second most common is a forehand.
How the Disc Fly
Learning The Basics
How the Disc Fly
Disc can be really unpredictable at times for new players, but during training we will teach everyone how and what kind of disc flies a certain way.
Improvement
Learning The Basics
How the Disc Fly
Disc Golf can get really frustrating at times when you feel like you can't improve anymore. At ECOS Disc Golf Academy we can help you past the rough spots by education on basic and advanced shots, forms and grips to immensely help your game.
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Learning Disc Flight the Basics
Throwing the disc may sound easy to someone who has never played Disc Golf before. But there are so many things to learn about the game it will change their entire perspective of the game.
When Throwing a basic Backhand throw for a right-handed player the disc typically ends up finishing the flight dumping down to the left. That shot is called a hyzer. A hyzer is when you release the disc at a slightly downward angle. Which than allows for a simple straight to left finish for the disc. The shot would be opposite however for a lefty player, finishing to the right.
Throwing a Forehand, putting this into a comparison its like a sidearm baseball pitch. Throwing the disc from your hip on the right hand side of your body. This shot allows for the disc to start straight and finish to the right.
Still there are so many more terms and ways to throw the disc, and different shot types as well. ECOS Disc Golf Academy will show you everything you would need to know to score better and impress everyone you take on the course. Please feel free to contact us at by clicking below to getting started.
