How do you choose the right Golf Discs? How to build a bag that covers the various shots you need to make on the various courses you play? 2009 World Champion Avery Jenkins has been living the life of a professional Disc Golfer for over 13 years. The years on tour have taught Avery a lot about shot selections, different disc models and how the discs perform under various conditions.
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Building The Bag with Avery Jenkins Pt 2: Drivers
Wednesday, February 19th, 2014Deep in the Game: Episode 5 – Monster Distance
Monday, June 11th, 2012In this final episode of the series Discmania founder Jussi Meresmaa and Disc Golf '09 World Champion Avery Jenkins take a road trip to El Mirage, a dry lake in Mojave Desert, California. Learn the important points of big distance driving from one of the biggest arms in the game and find out if the boys can break the 200 meter mark with the new Innova Blizzard Boss.
Deep in the Game: Episode 4 – Mental Game
Monday, May 28th, 2012In this fourth episode of the series, Discmania founder Jussi Meresmaa teaches how to give yourself the best possible chance of success on a Disc Golf course by focus and concentration. Learn how to control the mental aspects of the game for championship results.
Deep in the Game Episode 3 – Sidearm
Monday, May 14th, 2012In this third episode of the series, Disc Golf world champion Avery Jenkins guides you through the Do's & Don'ts of successful sidearm driving game. Learn to control your angle and to follow through on release for best possible results.
Deep in the Game: Episode 1 – Putting
Friday, April 20th, 2012In this first episode of the series, Professional Disc Golf players Avery Jenkins and Jussi Meresmaa guide you through the different aspects of putting. Get to know the difference between a push putt and the spin putt, how to putt in the wind and how to grip your putter.
