Welcome- (Chris Juarez & Syd- or Loot Bags #215520)

We will focus on engaging you in the topics below and getting your thoughts

Introduce you and this will be an opportunity to tell us a little about you and your company.

The RunDown-

-Interview Mitch Rando

-Local Tournaments Coming up

http://www.texasdiscgolfschedule.com/

-Recent Events Played- Southpaw and C-Rod- Ratings talk?

https://www.pdga.com/ratings/guide

-Recent Events DGPT Portland Open

Upcoming- Tournaments and Previous Tournaments we missed

DGPT | Beaver State Fling | Estacada, OR | Fri, 6/7 – Sun, 6/9
DGPT | Preserve Championship | Clearwater, MN | Fri, 6/21 – Sun, 6/23

***DGPT NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS AND TOPICS***

-Review Previous Picks/Upcoming Picks Beaver State Fling

-Winners Discussion Gannon and Paige

-Chris Dickerson shooting -18 down at one of the hardest …

-Is Paige Back? & Thoughts on Mando Controversy

-Player of the Year- Up Until Now

-Shots Fired (Brodie and Paige online interaction)

-FPO and MPO world Rankings

https://www.pdga.com/world-rankings

https://statmando.com/rankings/

Southpaws Tip of the week- Improving your Accuracy

Improving your accuracy in disc golf takes practice and focus. Here are a few tips to help you enhance your skills:

1. Choose the right disc: Different discs have different flight characteristics. Make sure you're using a disc that suits your throwing style and the shot you want to make.

2. Work on your grip and stance: A proper grip and stance can greatly affect your accuracy. Experiment with different grips and find one that feels comfortable and gives you good control over the disc.

3. Practice your throw: Consistent practice is key to improving accuracy. Focus on your form, release angle, and follow-through. Work on different shot types and distances to become a well-rounded player.

4. Use visualization: Before you throw, visualize the flight path you want the disc to take. This mental imagery can help you focus and improve your accuracy.

5. Stay relaxed: Tension can lead to inconsistent throws. Stay relaxed throughout your throw and trust your muscle memory to guide the disc where you want it to go.

6. Learn from your mistakes: Analyze your throws, especially the ones that didn't go as planned. Identify any patterns or errors and work on correcting them in your future throws.

7. Play with others: Playing with more experienced players can help you learn new techniques and strategies to improve your accuracy.

Remember, consistency is key in disc golf. Keep practicing, stay patient, and have fun out on the course!

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