Disc Golf Needs More Of This | The Majestic Press Conference
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- We had the chance to talk to some of the pros competing in the Majestic this weekend. One of the top A tiers in disc golf, lets hear what they have to say from the Hollows, Blue Ribbon Pines, what disc golf needs to do and more
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Ohn and Matty O are the vibe
Disc Golf is going to increase its fan base slowly but surely. IMHO, the best way to do that isn't by hyping pro tournaments. The highest return will come from local clubs and rec departments staging short, easy, and well coached tournaments for kids. It's a shame that the PDGA won't touch this. They're not very good at hosting pro tournaments.
I agree and working with the schools and summer rec programs to introduce the sport to the youth early on.
Yeah it’s a shame it won’t happen for a while
@@redragon1136 it is a shame and it should be the PDGA and every manufacturer number one goal. They wouldn’t have to sponsor a single pro player or tournament if they sponsored every PE class in their region. All those kids would be drawn to the sport and indirectly have a connection to that brand. Kind of like what Innova has done through big box stores. Oh you throw Innova? Yep it’s what I started with
@@cglasford1 it really is especially as a younger person myself when I take my younger cousins out they always have a blast but yet no company or anything wants to even experiment with introducing kids into the game
@@redragon1136 and that is why pickle ball is taking over. My 6 year old plays pickle ball in PE but not disc golf. I know Ricky has been trying to do something with his foundation but the big companies should be shipping boxes of discs and baskets to every school in America. IMHO
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3:15 says it all
Blue Ribbon Pines is a great course. Would love to go back something and play it again.
Been saying this for years. Our greens are too easy, and gimmicks are the only way we can change it up
When I lived in Mn and learning DG, where we were playing anything we could find, BPR def sits as one of the special days. That was around 20 yrs ago.
Ohn remains goated in press conferences 😂
Why do you say “people hate this” when pretty much every pro in their press conference interview said they loved it?
I have played a few courses where you cant even make a putt in the bullseye because of a massive tree blocking one side of the basket. Gazebos fair.
Anchorage Ak has had a gazebo hole for decades
On a public course, that is only open in the winter!
If a few of the posts had big panels between them or fences, it would be unfair. This is just a little bit of a memorable finish. I mean, trees make us do worse from closer all the time.
I'd love to try the gazebo hole, played a private course once where there was a 320 foot par 3 that had a rodeo arena between teepad and circle 2
Ohn is great. That si all
Dope Rossi jersey
It's his 2023 Majestic trophy jersey. It says "Majestic" on the back.
@@jcarwash31 welp my mistake.
Need more hilly greens. Where you have to plan your upshot and not just huck and make something out of any upshot as long as it gets you 30 feet or in.
Is it me or did cale's disc basket symbol on his hat look like a p*t leaf
Tf kinda pot leaves you lookin at?
Shit
1st
Nope
Biggest snowflake sport ever created
Feel free to elaborate
Look everyone! AI showed up. Everyone wave hello to the nasty computer.
@@user-ek8kr3yc9c drug addict hippies and wanna be boomers hooking up for truck stop style socialism to compare virtue signalling. Does your hero Mcbeth spread globalism? Does your champion paige have a normal marriage? Natalie Ryan ring any bells? Par for the course, isnt it?
@@user-ek8kr3yc9c I will elaborate. Play the hole that are designed and quit complaining. I'm 58 and just started playing DG two years ago. Naturally I watch DG videos and tournaments on RUclips because I love the sport. I've played pretty much all the courses in my area. Very few of them could host a pro tournament. Yet, several pro tour players hail from my region. Parker's Pasture is my home course. It's where my DG journey began. The pro tour ignores this beautiful course because it's not palatable to having 500 people showing up to watch. Yet, it's always challenging. There is no way pros would shoot 12 under every round. What I have found online is that the disc golf community online are mostly a bunch of nit picking charlatans. What I've met in person is completely different.
They do say that every snowflake is unique so I think you're correct. It's a very unique sport.