How To Keep The Nose Up on Push Putts - NO MORE CLANKS! 

4:04 Is the strangest putt I've ever made

Good to see you (former remote student), and glad to hear that you’re touring this year… all the best to you!

I try to think of seeing the stamp as it flies. That helps keep my nose up on push putts. Good stuff.

Best disc golf instructor hands down

Can we talk about how he completely missed a putt into the cage and it still went in?! I've never seen that before. He's a damn wizard.

I've been struggling with this since day one. 1.5 years later finally found out why. Thanks Scott!

Really appreciate these tips . Congratulations on the sponsorships Scott . I’m really excited to see you and Juliana Korver back out there .

I've been "stoked" That's what you say when Scott drops wisdom and it sinks in!! Thanks for the knowledge!

I personally can't push putt at all, but this was definitely one of my problems when I was trying to push putt.

Exactly what I realised after checking clip of me putting last autumn. Have worked it beautifully since then and never had better putt in over 10 years. Great video again!

Great demo on 'how to practice' Scott. Your insights are making us better. Thanks.

You fixed my put and my sidearm with just two videos. Great tips and thank you! Good luck this year!

Fantastic technique advice and demonstration Scott!

So helpful! The last few rounds I kept hitting the bottom of the basket and now I know why!

You are an eternal fountain of wisdom, Scott!

Thanks Scott, I will definitely check out the putting playlist

Why'd I have to find this video the day before a tournament? 😂 Great stuff though Scott! Seems painfully obvious when you demonstrate it but I've been completely unaware that I'm getting the disc parallel to my body in the downswing. I've been needing this lesson!

You explaining nose down and the disc being parallel to the body just clicked. I definitely do that and come up short constantly. Can’t wait to try this nose up and locked tomorrow!

I sort of snap my fingers like I’m flicking a penny, awesome tutorial Scott, thank you !

0:13 moth was like “WTH??”

Good information, and I'm surprised so many players dont know this. I practice putting push, spin, straddle, backhand, forehand, hyzer, anhyzer, nose up, nose down, upside down spin, pancake, hook thumb, tomahawk. Last week I threw in a blind scoober (the right kind, backhand grip off throwing shoulder) over bushes 15 feet tall and 10 feet deep into the basket. I wish I could have seen it go in, almost impossible shot. Anyway, practicing all ways to putt leads to understanding the "why" of disc flight and how to adjust based on the actual course conditions. Also, variety makes putting practice way more fun!

Cannot wait to attend the Tyler clinic in march!!

Thank you Scott!

Thank you scott

Ah...insightful...I'm going to keep this in mind next time out.

I just got my first Berg Potter and I loved it so much I ordered a second one after putting for 5 minutes 😂🤘❤️

Thank you

Gonna try this out. I have issues with this exact thing. Randomly I will have putts come out super nose down and come up so short the hit the lock at the bottom of the basket from 20’.

Thanks!

This video was made for me. Going to have to try this tomorrow. I have thought about just becoming a spin putter but it feels so foreign to me. Hopefully this video will help.

This video is gonna help my putting just based on the first 15 seconds

Scott rules!

very smart

This helped me significantly after our clinic, but another thing that helped immenseley was to slow my motion down and focus on following through fully. I was jamming my putting motion too quickly and releasing low. Once I slowed down, I started being able to conciously release higher. For me personally, if I don't see my right hand even with the band after release, I haven't followed through enough and that's my reminder to not rush it low.

Interesting. I definitely had this issue for a long time. This was not how i fixed it though. Ricky says putt a bit like youre going under a table but then over another table. So its thr motion of the arm is forward and then up. I found that didnt work. The opposite i found to work. Bring disc up and then forward that way the disc has the up motion with the forward finish of a spin putt. I dont necessarily think about this still, but that significantly helped my nose issue

Thank u

4:04 pure skill moment right there

Spin Putts can have nose down trust me, I have done this when a full spin putter at one point with bad wrist action. However, now I am doing a full push putt on a full spin putt for my putting style. Yes that is going full spin while doing a full push style put, with the push not being as deep low as some people go, down do the knees or more then 6 inches below waist in a strictly push putt.

Thanks Scott, you just saved my basket from getting rolled into the river

I have nose down issues when I'm trying to putt from distance. Ends badly of course. I always thought it was because I held on just a fraction too long trying to generate power but maybe it's the disc position at reach back. Hmm...Thanks Scott!

An odd fix for push putts I have seen is still doing the bad putt parallel to the body but they release up near the eyes so the putt does this arc in the sky before getting to the exact spot they want when hitting the chains. Odd and works but is not really right for Then another is this shove putt people think is a push putt but is actually a shove putt often used with some straddle putt or feet together putt. A shove putt is a type of spin putt not done right and they are often using a lid type putter, a fix for them is to remove the lid and give person a putter with different edge to it. I know I was also a shove putter at one point after I was a spin putter.

sexton with the inspirational speech. wow. that would actually work for any sport @8:20

This is great. Is there a distance that a push putt does not work any longer? Is there a specific type of putter that works better for push putting?

I tried these tips and it made my discs fly like a piece of wrinkled paper. All wobble, no power. This is what I learnt from spending two hours just practicing push putting. 1. Your shoulder is the main hinge. That was the only accurate tip from this video. 2. Do NOT lock your wrist. You get zero power if you do. 3. Do NOT lock your elbow. Keep it loose but don't bend it. There's no chance to get any spin form your fingers alone. You need a little bit of wrist. Keep it relaxed. Don't worry if your putts come out with a little hyzer on them.

4:04 How TF does this putt go in!

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If I'm locking my wrist and forearm how do I generate spin on the disc? Push putts still need to have spin right?

what is that thing at 13 seconds?

All aboard for the comment train

And then there's ricky wysocki

I feel like Kona Panis right now or a golfer that is constantly changing putters. I had a good straddle putt. Then I had a good spush putt. Then in order to get more distance with less effort (and because I like Simon Lizotte) I was messing with spin putting with P2s instead of my usual Warden. I like various aspects of all the different putting styles I've been messing with. But of course my percentage is way down as I vary my technique and experiment. But in response to one of the posts, I think the top pro putters are doing a sort of "spush". Close up it might be pure push. Near circle's edge there's more spin so it's more of a "spush". Beyond Circle 1 more spin gets added. Basically the further out you are you need more spin so the disc has more stability, especially in the wind.