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UDisc released a list of the top ten disc golf cities in the US and Lewiston / Auburn was ranked at number 1, which includes Sabattus Disc Golf. As a pay to play disc golf course and pro shop sitting on 100 acres of Sabattus farmland, we are honored to be part of this list.
The PDGA put together this small video showcasing the the winning area, featuring footage of our 3-18 hole courses.
You can read more about the top ton compilation over at UDisc's blog.
I think one major step that disc golf needs to go mainstream is full time officials. In every major sport there’s an umpire or judge or referee who is impartial. The problem for disc golf currently is rules aren’t always clear to the players. Calling a rules violation is up to the players, who don’t always want to call it on their fellow players.
Current starter packs are geared towards backhand players! If you’re a sidearm disc golfer, you’re going to be learning on discs that aren’t designed for your style. Throwing a Shark or Leopard forehand isn’t easy and requires touch and lots of practice. It might work for some people, but most players will struggle.
If you’re one of those people who want to get up to 350 feet or further, here’s some tips I have for extra distance. And if you are determined to throw 400, then by all means go for it! Practicing will always make you better. Here’s 6 tips for getting your max distance on a drive.
