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ARP | One Disc / One Tip feat. Chris Dickerson of Team Prodigy |
Watch as Team Prodigy's sponsored player Chris Dickerson shares his insights and expertise on the sport of disc golf. In this exclusive one-disc-one-tip segment, Chris opens up about his 78-year journey in the sport, starting from high school, and shares his experiences playing for Prodigy for five years. He reveals his go-to disc, the M3, which he believes suits a wide range of players due to its adaptable weight and plastic variation. A seasoned woods player and tour contender, Chris offers guidance on elevating one's game, both mentally and physically. Filmed with Harry Lansman, Chris shares his thoughts on what makes him tick as a pro disc golfer, including his favorite mid-range shots in wooded courses like those found in Tennessee and Georgia.
Watch Chris Dickerson showcase his skills in one disc, one tip format. Learn from a Prodigy top player and improve your disc golf game.
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everybody is filled with a syrup productions we are back for our one disc one segment and today we've got national touring Pro prodigy sponsored mr. Chris Dickerson Chris how are you doing good Harry doing great thank you for taking the time out to film this with us and go over some of the ideas of what makes you you and what you recommend to our pros and to our advanced and Rec level players so I sorta asked you how long you been playing the sport disco I've been playing about 78 years total I got into it in high school went out with a couple of friends and you know just kind of stuck ever since it's very addicting awesome and how long have you been with prodigy then I've been with prodigy I believe this is my fifth year okay so you've got a different variety of molds obviously in your bag mm-hmm thinking about the time when you were coming up if you could pick out one disc from your bag that would fit anybody's game what would that disc be I had to go with the m3 I've got two and the 400g plastic in two and the four hundred plastic and I keep all of these in my bag just because it ranges from overstable to not so overstable actually on the on the under stable side so I don't throw an m4 because I have a very under stable m3 and I think for rec level players all the way up to pro level players this is a good disc because the over stable ones are really good for straight shot you can make them Hauser basically whatever line you put them on they'll do that the under stable ones they're great for woods I mean they can hyzer flip up they'll go straight and it's my favourite mid-range actually awesome well in Tennessee and Georgia there's a lot of woods so that's right your bag so switching gears a little bit you're one of the best woods players you're one of the best players overall on tour right now can you think of one tip that you can give our viewers that would kind of help them elevate their game on a their mental side physical part anything you can think of yeah the one tip I would give new players...
