Paul McBeth Putter Only Round

Video Transcript

good morning everyone we are here at sandusky park and today i'm going to do a putter round got my bag got my putters um the point of today is kind of just some practice but also to try to train to not only develop a better putter shot but also make myself throw some lines that i normally wouldn't with my with my drivers and mids because i kind of get the disc to shape the shots but here i kind of have to force the shot so it allows me to learn how learn certain angles and kind of control the speed to get them to fly how i want i think putter rounds are great because it kind of helps you develop that touch shot some speed control and also just uh learn some new discs that you don't often throw off the tee so i think it challenges all skill levels i think this is something if you're trying to learn how to throw or get better at disc golf it's very important to your development i think throwing putters will teach you a really good form i think it's just something that something that is kind of overlooked in the training aspect and growth of disc golf so let's get out there and play some holes so on the first hole i was kind of warming up i threw a backhand and a forehand um the discs i brought out are big z roach and i have some jawbreaker zones um the reason i brought out the zones normally i would come out here and play with just the roach but i want to work on my forehead with the zone because it's kind of a shot that i've developed this year so i want to work on that a lot but i think overall if you're going to go out and do a putt around getting like a neutral neutral putter like the the big z roach or something um a little bit straighter like a magnet or a challenge or anything like that it's probably a good disc to start with and usually in probably a little bit more premium plastic if you're gonna play the whole round with that but it's also good to bring out like some some pro d or jawbreaker just to kind of like break them in but...