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Bryflip Halfpipe Skatepark Ravensburg
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Scooter Bryflip im Skatepark Ravensburg by T.J.L.
Discgolf Deutsche Meisterschaft 1990 Weilheim
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Disc Golf German Open 1990 Weilheim Deutsche Meisterschaft Chris Voigt, Hartmut Wahrmann, Günter Tanner, Ed Malloy, Jeff Blount
Puttin inna mi gardn
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This time with my own sound. Klingt eh viel besser! ChooChoochoochoochooooooooooo.................!
Disc Golf Annapurna Sanctuary Nepal
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Disc Golf at the highest level ! Annapurna Basecamp Nepal 4130m 15.03.2013
Tom´s Kurzkipperlauf Stixner
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Tom und die Go-Pro Helmkamera - Kurzkipper-Slalom am Stixner
Dan & the Desperados - Burgundy red - Proberaum Mitschnitt
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raw and uncut rehearsal version Dan - vox/guitar Mo Despo - drums Mike Despo - guitar Domi Despo - bass
disc golf basket.wmv
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first disc golf basket pole hole chains - backed by the fantastic Desperados
More Frisbee Trickshots
มุมมอง 7112 ปีที่แล้ว
Part 2 some more nice little shots - real fun!!! Music by Dan & and the Desperados
The 1979 Disc Golf World Championship, officially known as the IFA World Frisbee Championships, was held in Irvine, California, United States, from August 22 to August 26, 1979. -GPT4
Which course is/was this?
GPT4: The 1979 Disc Golf World Championship, officially known as the IFA World Frisbee Championships, was held in Irvine, California, United States, from August 22 to August 26, 1979.
Amazing history
cool video. ty for upload
That basket at 2:05 looks too modern for 1977....
that windmill sidearm is crazy.
Man this is cool to see how the they played back then.
#paulmcbeth
Hi, Do you know who owns the rights to this video? We are looking to use in a project and would love to contact them to see if possible? Thanks!
Makes me think keeping an ultrastar in my bag might be a good idea. By the way people, the UltraStar is PDGA approved for tournaments.
Saw Snapper at Morley Field many times. Amazing footage here!
Back then in 77, we heard about a new game. We were only teens but already into the Frisbee sports! DDC, Guts,Distance, Accuracy, K-9 (dogs) and "Frolf". We didn't go pro until spring of 84.. from then on my buddies and traveled, toured, won,lost, and became part of the greatest American sport for all! I'm 58 now.im in great health, still limber,flexible, and can crank a drive over 350' accurately. I lost count of how many aces,titles,and friends I've made but you just keep on chucking and hucking and the great lord will let you know what a piece of plastic did in one's lifetime. Blue Skeleton
Is it just me, the discs they are using appear to be off the charts in “glide”?
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Discs specifically engineered for disc golf didn’t come out until the mid 80’s so prior to that it was played with a regular frisbee (or ultimate disc in today’s terminology). That’s why they were so floaty but they also didn’t go as far
I think the longest hole was in the 200 ft
@@colerupert3435 i dont know why I laughed so hard at your comment, but I did 😂😂
These guys would destroy Paul McBeth if they played today
Lol, ok
Are they talking about snappet pierson? Nevermind i just saw him. He is a really nice guy.
Far out, man.
$30,000???
This is exactly what I thought. How in the world.
For 1st?!?! Wtf?!
I think a lot of that prize purse was in discs. I seem to remember that coming up on a podcast. The vast majority of those early prize purses was in “list prices” of discs.
Retro disc golf =) This is so cool!!! Thanks for uploading!!!
well done snapper
Those are regular frisbees correct?
They look like Midnight Flyers, which were not really regular frisbee's because they were some of the early discs actually made for Disc Golf. But they were fashioned more like a frisbee than today's Disc Golf Discs, because they did not have the beveled edge. That came in about 1983 I think.
@@rjwalker4153 They were smaller. I think they were around 9 inches like the 70 mold, these look more like regular 10 inch frisbees
@@hyzercreek I have a Midnight Flyer from 1979 and I just measured it. It is exactly 10 inches across. Later models might have been smaller, I don't know. But this one was larger than the modern discs for disc golf. It was made for Disc Golf as it says Disc Golf Association 1979 right on it. It does look much like a regular frisbee though. Also, they could have been using Wham-o Fastbacks (Pro Model) as those were frisbee's approved for Disc Golf and in flight would have looked like a midnight flyer in that they were white with a black ring.
@@rjwalker4153 OK that's good to know, I never had a midnight flyer I always tossed 70 mold in the 70's, which could be 180 grams up to 200 grams but they were only 9 inches. Fastbacks were much lighter I think maybe 119 grams???? Modern golf discs are 8 inches
@@hyzercreek Yes the Fastbacks and also Pro Models were much lighter, which to me would not be good for Disc Golf, but in the early days of Disc Golf (later 1970's) my understanding is they were actually used for it.
I believe this was 1979.
Then Scott won the 1978 Worlds? He says in the recent PDGA magazine that he won the 1982 Worlds but that's not true he finished 6th according to pdga.com. Must have won in 1978.
hey nice vid^^ kann man im park eig grade fahren oder isses glatt eisig?
Wer kennt noch Namen von Spielern auf diesem Video, ausser denen im Abspann????
Raw and "DIRECTLY"?!?! Huh?!?!
Live mit ChooChooMike - noch besser, noch härter, noch schneller!!!!!!
okay - its an prototype