As you start your practice rounds, I wanted to introduce a completely free tool that I developed to help you keep track of the disc notes as you make your way through an unfamiliar course. It's called ...
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As you start your practice rounds, I wanted to introduce a completely free tool that I developed to help you keep track of the disc notes as you make your way through an unfamiliar course. It's called Disc Golf Bag and you can use it on your phone by going to
https://www.dgbag.info and creating a free account. From there, it's very simple to add a course and then start taking notes pe r hole as you progress through your practice round.
A key benefit over the little notebook you have in your bag is that as you prepare for your tournament round, you can see a list of discs you decided you wanted to use and make sure those are in your bag for that round. You can also share your bag with a practice buddy for additional feedback.
For me, I'm going to go back through the notes I took my last time at Northwood Blue and see how my bag has changed and if I need to go find some of those discs that have moved out of my bag over the past year or if I believe the new ones will work as well or better.
The tool also allows for feedback, so if you see something that you think is missing or could work better, be part of the team that shapes the future of this little tool and leave some feedback.
