My Perfect Putt 360 video coming tomorrow!

@kuligc.6784

4 жыл бұрын

Brodie: actively tries to miss putt Brodie: trick shot off the wall

@calvintaylor7235

4 жыл бұрын

@Brodie Smith Where can I get one of those target nets in your garage with the yellow cut outs? Also what brand is it?

@RenegadeSnT

4 жыл бұрын

Tristan Tanner challenged you and others in “diff type of throws total distance”, thought it would be real if you did! These vids help this quarantine life soooo much, appreciate your work.

@jamesmiller8514

4 жыл бұрын

@@calvintaylor7235 Here is the net you were asking about. They also have various other types. sklz.implus.com/products/football/football-nets/sklz-quickster-qb-trainer

@calvintaylor7235

4 жыл бұрын

Jay Miller thank you. Much appreciated.

I love how you admit that you just started disc golf a few months ago and don't act like you're one of the best out there AND you give credit to the professionals who have been playing for awhile.

@bbwrenn

4 жыл бұрын

@SirVixIsVexed No, the only story here is that David Davidson is full of crap. Avery was top 5 in the world that year, and the courses played for Worlds also really favored his style, which is throwing far both backhand and forehand. The world title was no accident.

@thebeasters

4 жыл бұрын

It's gross how good he is. I play with a lot of ex or current ultimate guys and it transfers pretty quickly

@larryfaust3907

4 жыл бұрын

@@bbwrenn Right.. dudes a dumbass.. you don't. " accidentally " win worlds. Dudes a tool

@OutdoorVisuals

3 жыл бұрын

You know how long he has been throwing frisbees right? Check out the video Epic frisbee trick shots by devinsupertramp kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWusy9qweLPPhco.html

@leksasdf

3 жыл бұрын

@David Davidson L M A O you wish. No offense to Brodie, but Avery would destroy him still in this day.

I've been playing disc golf for 17 years and this is one of the best putting videos I've seen, if not the best. And I'm always searching for them! Keep up the great content Brodie and keep slingin' them discs

The teaching is just packed so well in under 20 minutes. So much to learn and now so much to train!! Well done Brodie

Brodie: "Get as many putters as i could" *pulls out 50 aviars Me: *looks over at my starter set

@dhfix86

4 жыл бұрын

Well he plays for Discraft so he wouldn't be throwing Aviars but it is kind of crazy how many discs he has even when he starting.

@slimjimmacho5397

4 жыл бұрын

@@dhfix86 thanks dave i never would have known.

@strangercuber2321

4 жыл бұрын

I know it's so crazy how he's just like get as many as you can and I'm like I can't just buy 100 like you can.

@ermenrich

4 жыл бұрын

I had the exact same thought. "Ok so I have my one putter... " I see a lot of walking back and forth from the basket in my future.

@otto_jk

3 жыл бұрын

If you have low speed midranges you could also try to putt with them

Really impressed. I love that you are taking this amazing opportunity seriously. The disc golf community is growing and people are now seeing that it’s a legit sport . Your professionalism will reflect well on our sport. Great work Brodie .

It’s a pleasure watching you learn and helping others to do the same. Pulling for ya, Brodie!

Hey Brodie, please do a forehand tutorial. After watching you do the Simon challenge, I was blow away at the consistency of your mid-range forehands. I can't throw one for anything and you teach in a way that makes sense to me. Thanks for the content and for bringing so many new eyes to disc golf.

I have adopted the scoober for all high wind situations and it has saved my short game. Thanks for bringing that shot into the mainstream of disc golf.

@livingthefreelifeg3713

4 жыл бұрын

@Some Person all of those situations are escape shots or specialty shots. He used it to drain a regular putt. That's what I meant.

This is amazing. I just got a practice basket a couple of weeks ago. Looks like I'm going to change up how I practice so I improve more quickly and lock in my improvement!

Love this advice. When I first started, everyone told me to step away after every putt, reset, etc. I did putting games with two putters and you have to make both in order to advance (to simulate pressure). I was okay at putting, never super confident. I played a round with my state's champion in leagues and asked him what to work on with my putting. He said my stroke seemed inconsistent. Told me to grab all the putters I could find and bang out 100 putts in a row from 15 feet, trying to hit the same spot every time. I went from ~30% at 25ft to 75% in like a week. My confidence in my ability to hit metal in C1 skyrocketed, and my form feels natural and consistent. I still play a 2-disc putting game to simulate pressure, but cranking out mechanically identical putts over and over for muscle memory is *good*.

@wolfyklassen

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the whole "make it like a real putt" thing is like telling a musician "no don't practice scales, practice going on stage and playing a whole concert every time"

@Postermaestro

3 жыл бұрын

wolfgang klassen you need both

Brodie, you're a master at teaching this stuff in a way everybody can understand and duplicate. It's been amazing watching your journey so far as a disc golfer. I really appreciate how humbly you've approached the sport even though you're obviously a gifted athlete, and not being afraid to talk about how hard you've worked at every step. I'm becoming a big Brodie Smith fan.

Thank you for this video Brodie!!! I can drive for show, but can’t putt to save my life... needed these tips for sure!!

You just changed my entire disc golf game, thank you so much, For some reason, when you explain it, I get it. Thanks brother!

Best putting video ever.... your a natural athlete with body awareness. This gives you a huge advantage on teaching and playing. Match that with a great camera presence and your on your way to be the best disc golfer instructor ever. For real. Passion trumps experience all day. I’ve never seen a video on putting this good and I’ve watched a ton.

Been playing for years just and have lately been in a frustrating putting slump. Watched this video while I was practicing and it immediately made a major difference, brodie you're the man

Dude your a machine! I actually love watching your videos and seeing someone a similar age to me fully dedicate themselves to disc golf (or anything!) and really challenge themselves. You also know what it is to actually practice and train, not just play, they are two VERY different things. Keep your videos coming and best of luck with your career!

This is the exact approach disc golf needs from it's most influential talking head we've ever seen. Thanks Bro.

@ECONservativemba

4 жыл бұрын

is Bro short for Brodie?! :D

@jonathanbauer9279

4 жыл бұрын

@@ECONservativemba yes

Great tips & different drills to keep putting practice competitive & enjoyable. I've been following these drills for the past 2 weeks and have drastically improved my putting inside of 30 feet. Keep the great content coming!

14:34 When it's literally impossible for you to miss 😂

@BrodieSmith

4 жыл бұрын

Haha when this all gets settled need to take you guys out to the course.

@ThatsAmazing

4 жыл бұрын

@@BrodieSmith Definitely count us in

@projectalchemy252

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Drew’s cousins

@jaymcmorris1629

3 жыл бұрын

Hey TA!

@alexxela754

3 жыл бұрын

First I bet it was a “trick shot” 🤣

This reminds me of drills I taught young boys learning to play basketball. (StepBack-StepUp) Putts are like Free Throws. Nobody to block the shot, except the Shooter! Some great foundational drills in this video. Just picked up this game a few weeks back. OldDog learning New Tricks. You two have brought me such joy with your interaction on this videos. BeBlest!

@kevindblew6822

4 жыл бұрын

So, I went out today on the Scout portable basket and began with making 97/100 from 12’ range. Aimed at fluorescent green tape i placed on the center pole. Drastically improved my results!

Really appreciate the video and the tips. Working in my putting and just bought a basket as well, so perfect timing. I’m enjoying watching your progress.

Good video! I have probably watched hundreds of putting videos in the past 10 years and this video still gave me some ideas and practice routines. Keep up the content!

I'm a huge fan and I know this is an older video, but I'm just learning how to play and your videos have been so much help. Thanks and keep doing what you're doing

Great videos especially for beginners. One thing that always helped me was finding something that u do every time to keep it the same. I push putt so i always made sure to bring my elbow to my hip so every time i putted it was exactly the same.

I started a few weeks ago and love it. This helps me tremendously. I just got a starter set. I really need at least 4-8 more putters. That walking back and forth is for the freaking birds. So, I threw and where it landed, and putt from there to cut down on extra walking. Sucks living at an apartment but a course is around the corner from my job. Thanks Brodie! Love your videos so much..you are a great teacher and student. I absolutely love when you say Keep slinging those disks-its the best!!!!!

always a great perspective man, keep cranking out that content.

This was far and away the best video he’s ever made.

@mikepitts8470

4 жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more!

Brodie, I´ve seen all your videos disc golf related videos. This one, for me, is by far the best. Excellent video, loads of great info on putting. Great work, keep it up.

Makes me a little more confident that I've taken a similar approach to practicing putts. Thanks Brodie!

One of the best putting vids I've seen...and I've seen a ton. Great job. Always good to find new insights that aren't overcomplicated. Many little nuggets in here to try. One thing to maybe add in the 100 putt exercise, use 2 spots from the same distance. It can be relatively close, (a foot or 2 between) but enough to where you have to re-set because you're at a 'new' spot. This reduces the temptation to just auto-pilot the throws one after another from the same spot.

Awesome video Brodie.. very informative and great content. Keep up the great work!

Love how you talk everyone through the purpose behind each type of practice. Time, focus, reps, and technique all have their place. I would like to her WHY Paul had you change your grip, as your old grip looks like my current one, but I don't make changes without understanding the reason behind it. Thanks Brodie, great to see you crushin it at Goat Hill this weekend!

Why didn't you get into this amazing sport many years ago Broody! I really appreciate your passion for disc golf and hope the best for you buddy!

Been disc golfing several years...still very helpful...thanks...field work and practice isn't my strong suit, I always like to throw rounds, so I know it's slowed my growth...this helps to make it a bit more interesting as to not get bored.

I too enjoy picking a single link on the chain when putting, improves tighter grouping and accuracy. Bravo

Thank you so much for sharing! This was so helpful as someone wanting to get more serious about disc golf.

Thanks for your honesty and tips. I've just started and I'm having a blast getting better and trying different courses 🤓

This is undoubtedly the BEST video on putting that I've ever seen. Good job sir.

A collected, systematic method. A lot of people don't realize how much work it takes to become good at things like this. Practice, practice, practice. This is just like practicing basketball. Shoot, shoot shoot. Track progress. It's fun to make games, too. Shoot 5, 10, 15..if you miss 20, back to 15, miss 15, back to 10..etc. But I really love this approach..I'm just now getting back into disc golf, and before I'd practice with 3 discs..not quite as efficient, but financially it was what I had to work with :D Great video, can' t wait to finish it later!

Thank you for posting the video. The aim small miss small is the key. I’ve been wide eyeing the basket for forever. Once I dialed in a spot chaching!!

This video helped my putts! Love the new grip and no longer missing left. Hyped to practice tonight after field work. Thank you brodie 🙏

Thank you. I love how honest your disc golf vids seem to be. We are hoping to get good too so its nice to watch your accelerated journey. I hope to see you on the lead card in the final round soon. Keep slinging those dics.

Thank you for the grip tip. Moving my index finger placement was the answer. My grip is looser and the release smoother. Went out today with my putting practice basket, and the improvement was immediate!

This video really helped me! Love your channel. I've vastly improved in several days.

best bunch of putting info in 17 min. follow through and what it means, practice drills, muscle memory, etc.

Nice video man thank you for continuing to give good content to us in this strange time. Its appreciated

Wow. Thanks for this excellent introduction on putting. I remember from my dart days that practice makes perminant!

Thanks Brodie, this info on your journey and process is great And very helpful.

This helped me so much today!!!!! Changed my holding of the disc like you showed and it WORKED!!!!! I hit my first 20ft birdie with confidence!!! Thank You

Good, solid vid. I respect your journey- keep sling'n them discs.

Thanks so much for this. Disc golf school is my favorite class.

The way you explain things is so good. Keep it up!

never played disc golf but you have made me so interested in trying it out!!! I can tell you have so much passion for the competition

@BrodieSmith

4 жыл бұрын

Bro you will love it.

@davidnapier1269

4 жыл бұрын

This is the reason you transitioning to disc golf is awesome. Grow the sport!

@charles2327

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidnapier1269 find a local course and give it a try! It is the best casual sport you can find

@davidnapier1269

4 жыл бұрын

@@charles2327 I've been playing for 7 years lol. I just appreciate Brody bringing his following to disc golf!

@charles2327

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidnapier1269 lol sorry, meant to reply to OP that had never played

Kelsey is killing the cinematography! Great video Smith family👊🏼

Making myself finish with the comeback putt has been a game changer. It’s much easier to putt confidently when you are comfortable knowing you can make the comeback 👍

Great video. So good to see how you can actually improve.

Very good video with some excellent tips for beginners. Thanks Brody!

Usefull! Most pros Are developed their Style so automatic that it is usefull to see someone who is just ”learning” the game. You have ro think what you Are doing and why, to get better. Keep upp!

great video, excellent tips and instruction!!

Love these drills can't wait to try and get better

Didn't learn anything new. But anyone just starting to play or is struggling with their putting will learn soooo much great video well articulated. Reps are so useful it doesn't matter how many go in just get the reps

Love these tutorial style videos

This was excellent! Thanks Brodie!!👍🏻

I have followed your journey and the one thing that has impressed me the most is your putting. I have played for three years already and I am not even close to your consistency. And I do practice almost every day. I have no idea how you have made that happen.

@ChrisSmith-oi9tm

4 жыл бұрын

Helps if Paul Mcbeth is your teacher but yeah still very impressive

@mikkomerikivi6706

4 жыл бұрын

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@GrassLogic-fe9le

4 жыл бұрын

It's probably more helpful that he played ultimate fribee forever, and was a 2 time collegiate champion.

IMO this is your best video I've seen🤙Thanks BS

Smashed like button, love the content. Good tips that are great reminders no matter where you are in the disc golf journey..

Thanks for everything you've done, and what you've become. 😉

Since you started disc golf you've matured not only as a disc golfer but in the way your vids feel. It's been interesting watching your growth over the last 6 months or so. Keep it up and I'm sure you'll do well. Good luck Brodie Smith.

Thanks B. I've been working on the scoober, and am getting pretty good. Good teaching, man.

Was looking for this video. I’m getting better at driving just need work on putting. Great content

I actually do the same type of routines and challenges you do. My small target is a piece of painter tape around the center of the pole. Most of courses by me have that, that is why I do that method on my practice basket. Putting is no longer a worry in my game. I also have implemented the scoober into my game. Loving how consistent it is for approach shots. TY for that video.

Brodie, this is awesome dude! Great tips all around.

Thanks so much from Down Under Brodie. Awesome content..... “Keep Slinging them Discs”

Been doing this for about 2+ months now and am glad by picking A link in the upper middle I wasn't crazy in being too specific.

I really like this advice well put bro I can’t wait to incorporate some of this into my practice

Solid Tutorial Brodie! Drive for show, putt for dough!!

Awesome tips! Micro aiming is key for so many things. I always envision hitting an ant for a lot of things, or for chipping in golf, a coin.

Man, your work ethic is crazy... you practice just as hard as the top guys and it will continue to show... Thanks for this video, best one yet!

What an amazing video! Thanks so much man.

very helpful. you are a great teacher. thanks for the video

Super informative Instruction method, Brodie...thanks man!

Wow by far the best advice I've ever heard!!

Dropped from bogeys to pars in a round after watching this video and got my first birdie, much needed & appreciated.

Awesome advice. Thanks for sharing

His technique is so different than others I have studied. Those I've watched line up their shot, pull back slowly then release in the same spot that they lined up their disc originally. Brodie starts out with the disc up around his eyes before pulling back. It works for him, and shows that it is all about a technique that is good for you.

Superb video. Very informative.

I like the mini games aspect. I have also devised something very similar. Where I have to make all of my practice putters before I can go inside. I will be putting these to good use. Thanks Brodie. You sure have come a long way in a very short period of time.

You really can tell Brodie is putting in the work! Keep it up Brodie keep slinging them disc!!!!

Brodie I love these kind of videos they inspire me to do better

Nice Vid, Brodie. I'd been leaving a bunch of my putts short lately and hadn't considered how the "early release" could be contributing. Played a round yesterday focusing just on the release timing and was drrrrrillllinnng. Thanks dude.

Brodie! Keep coming up man!

Dude... I NEED THIS!!!

just watched again. Good video and advice!

That's some awesome advice! The 3 disc game sounds like an awesome way to put pressure on yourself, that's a cool tip. It will be awesome when you get that lav mic for stuff in the garage and just all your videos in general.

@metheus108

4 жыл бұрын

There was a putting drill floating around here somewhere from years ago that involved something like this. You took 3 strides (6-7 feet) from the basket in 3 directions and set up stations. You putt X number of putts (10 was the number in the video) using your main putting style at each station then move on to the next station. If you make all of the putts at a station you putt the second time around using your secondary putting style. If you make all of those you take 3 strides back from that station and set up a new one. Repeat. Its a practice that requires some room so its more of an outdoor one, but depending on how things go you end up putting from different angles and lengths in a couple of different putting styles.

I appreciate you couching your recommendations with the disclaimer that you haven't been playing long - very humble! But honestly don't worry too much about it, like, your views are valid as well.

Brodie: *makes 94/100 putts from 25 feet* Me: "Hm okay imma try that" Also me: *can't make a putt from 15 feet* 😭

@vocalimpactplays217

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair (as someone who VERY casually plays the game) - it took me about 4 years of casually playing whenever my way more skilled friends (nobody's pro, more like intermediate/advanced am) would invite me out to get to a point where I can consistently make 15 foot putts on flat ground - that 4 year period literally started four years ago. The only difference in my experience between then and now is that 4 years ago, I was playing maybe a course *maybe* once every 4 months, and in the past 8 months the one friend in my "bubble" that I've seen consistently actually owns a practice basket (and a shitload of putters) , so we'd just chill with a few beers and throw at the basket. Similarly, my overall game has improved because he keeps dragging me to courses wherever we are (we end up traveling to a few of the same spots outside of where we actually live) and making me play way more often...I went from playing once every 5 or 6 months to playing 6 times in the past few weeks, and the increased play frequency honestly made more of a difference in my game than any amount of thinking about it did. It really is about repetition and understanding how it *feels* to throw a disc correctly for yourself - it took me years, but recently I had kind of a breakthrough and have had that itch to go and keep honing certain shots so they work.

Advice here is spot on. Boils down to one word (actually just one syllable)... Reps... I've just started this sport (discovered both my sons and I like it), but I've played plenty of other sports, and whether it is "normal" golf putts, free throws, baseball pitches, soccer penalty kicks, or anything... Reps is the way. My current plan as a brand new beginner is to get several different putters (ideally check feel at a shop), work with them and identify a favorite, and then drop some money on a 10-pack of that model & start doing the reps. Thanks Brodie.

Your work ethic tho. I love it. You got the dream life and dont take it for granted

i like the style how you explain. thx a lot