He's finished in the top six at every Worlds since 1994. He's missed getting into the final nine holes in only eight events over the past five years. And oh yes, he held the world distance record from 1995 - 2001. Now Scott Stokely is ready to answer all of your disc golfing questions.
Here are Scott's latest replies to your questions:

What discs do you recommend for a new player? and Should references to overstable/understable be opposite for a left-hander?

When should I start playing in tournaments? and How does disc weight affect the flight?

How are you recovering from your Worlds 2001 injury? and Do players with longer arms have an advantage?

What discs are good for thumbers? and How did you recover from the direct hit at the 99 Worlds?

Should I bend my elbow when driving? and How do I choose the safest shot?

How do I keep the disc nose down? and Should I use a two-finger grip for backhand shots?

How Scott grips his discs and How does an XS fly?

Should I add a new shot to my game before a big tournament? and Will weight training help my game?

What is your favorite Midwestern course? and What does OB mean?

How many steps should I take when driving? and Where are you taking your summer clinics this year?

What discs do you recommend for intermediate players? and How does wind affect distance throws?

What are the conditional rules for distance records and How can I consistenly hit long putts?

What is your approach to disc selection? and What's more important: arm strength or arm speed?

What goes farther: backhand or sidearm? and Are there too many new discs on the market?