In response to your question on hole 2: I think a course should play its best, regardless of whether that means some holes get harder, some stay the same, and some get easier. For example, I believe it's hole 14 at Belton, TX. The near 499ft par4 with a 10ft wide fairway and 10ft tall ceiling. If that course is ever used for a major, that hole should have some trees removed to make a second fairway, at least. But for a majority of holes, I believe they could use a few more bushes around the green to make upshot accuracy more demanding, and more highlight putts
So stoked y’all brought the classic practice round style back, much more entertaining and really cool to get each of your individual insight into how you’ll attack the course. Keep slingin them vids!
Love seeing Vinny join you guys. And yeah, courses that host majors should be significantly more difficult than their typical Elite/Elite+ set up. Grow the rough up, adjust the tee pads, and move the baskets around. And multiple pin placements should be a thing at all pro tour events.
Love seeing the normal practice rounds again! The doubles/triples was entertaining but I missed seeing the strategy and practice bits and you guys are plenty naturally entertaining without the gimmick.
If the course(s) are on Tour and respected enough to land a major, I think there is reason to keep a lot the same. But, if there are a couple weaker holes that could be changed/buffed or maybe move some pins to some tougher spots, I think it should be done for the difficulty of it being a major. I think there is a compromise between the two cause doing nothing to buff it/them for a major and changing TOO much are both the extremes
Also, Brodie, I'm impressed how you were able to develop professional level form in such a short period of time. I put in a ton of field work myself and I know how difficult it can be to figure out what the right cues / techniques are, and also to store beginner and intermediate cues into muscle memory. It takes time. I've been working at it for a few years myself now. Major props to you man. Serious dedication and love for the sport. This is very motivating for a lot of people I'm sure.
its fun watching this. i was here last year for the tourney and i was able to see you guys play. i even made the jomez coverage. fun course to play. i lost my favorite disc on 18 in that clump of tree on the right from my drive. someone found it thankfully.
Hands down the best practice round ever!! Love the dynamic between You (Brodie), Ezra and Calvin. And the special guests at the end. Icing on the cake. Thank you Gentlemen
Calvin so funny standing there with his eagle before the video even starts😂😂 btw Calvin if u see this your new Vela is my new fav disc I got a Helio and champ one they are what a 2 year old beat In eagle should be thanks for helping me out!!!!
No changes needed for a major, but ofc change it if you are doing it for the course in general Being a major already makes it a bit harder with the added pressure For me it's about seeing pros being consistent at the given course and difficulty... also makes it cooler when you can compare different skill levels
as a long time golfer, it's cool seeing calvin rockin' the two many days in may t-shirt! i played that place back in the 90's for the first time, what a piece of property!
I think when it’s like silver series and other smaller events, I don’t mind the other format videos. However, agree seeing the course from your perspective on how to manage and maneuver the course is always intuitive and enjoyable. Especially with your personalities and the guest you bring. Keep it up.
I was absolutely losing it during this practice round! It was so funny, love seeing Calvin's personality! Also, a course should only play 1-2 strokes harder when upgraded to a major
I’d like to see it play a little harder, but real hype to see the GMC tracks as a stage for Worlds again. Entertaining courses, 2 very different courses, and a handful of contenders going in. Worlds week is my second favorite week after USDGC week.
In relation to easiest hole on tour, I think since most players are power throwers, hole 18 preserve has to be easiest in relation to par. 62 eagles on the weekend. 152 birdies. I understand that the hole structure starts with a somewhat iconic tee shot, with the gallery in mind for the basket location. I just believe that the hole design has little scoring separation and the field rakes in the strokes.
Lol I always drop my like when someone says something that makes me laugh. Calvin rips a drive into the fairway and says, "I can't remember the last time I slept." 2 minutes in. This is going to be a good one.
Is the easiest par 3 the one Adam aced earlier this year? I know there’s a hill but there’s no ob risk and to many trees for much wind. And it’s like 190 or something so
Would love to see it buffed up or multiple pin locations since it’s 5 round tournament. But better than 2021 worlds were they host a tournament at the same courses right before worlds
Re: Hole7, I turned one over through the poles and onto the farm this summer (net wasn’t up yet), called the clubhouse and they have a deal with the farmer that they can go get your discs for you.
i think you should only make the course harder if theyre intending on doing an elimination style tournament. Kinda like how they did at Nevin in Charlotte.
Per the hazard rule: If there was a way to outline the rule and make it clear and concise without needing to add a paragraph of fine print at the bottom of every caddy book, great. Relief from People, Harmful Animals or Insects, and Motor Vehicles If any people, harmful animals/insects, or motor vehicles are on or behind the place where your disc comes to rest ("behind" meaning farther from the basket than your disc), you can take penalty-free relief back along the line of play to the first playable (or, in the case of harmful animals and insects, safe) position. Tournament directors can also add to the list of things players can take relief from. Like relief from casual water, players do not have the option to back up as far as they like when taking relief from an obstacle.
I agree, but it can jump up and bite you. Look at what happened to lead card at this year's tournament in the final round. The wind was up. Eagle and Calvin go 40 long. Eagle lays up-- par..Calvin runs it, hits the base and rolls 50 down the hill -- bogey. James airballs it down the hill - bogey. Corey throws best shot and sneaks birdie putt in. That's one over for the guys fighting to win the tournament.... Maybe pressure because the hole did play something like 2.4 stroke average for the tournament.
I think the difficulty of the course matters as much as people think. The quality of the players play is what is attractive about watching any kind of golf.
Love seeing Calvin in these so we can see his full personality
@@quazzydiscmanpretty sure the forums were saying it was sugma, do research before opening your mouth
Calvin & Gooseman are the best guests. Imagine them together on a practice round.
Like maybe they could bring back the doubles battle and go against those two
Worst shot doubles would be awesome. I can already hear the smack talk@@kobetimmons5149
Ezra and Brodie are great players, but man Calvin is on another level right now.
Hey man I’m right here lol
😂
@@BrodieSmithBrodie are you winning worlds?
@@jakecathey7061he’s winning USDGC
Calvin is an absolute monster. Has been one of the best for the past 5 years or more
Calvin has such a killer sense of humor. What a legend.
I’ve always enjoyed his “non-rated” personality. When he’s working, he’s a different dude.
WORLD'S WEEK!!!
Go shock the world and walk out of there with the title!!!
Normal practice!!!
In response to your question on hole 2: I think a course should play its best, regardless of whether that means some holes get harder, some stay the same, and some get easier.
For example, I believe it's hole 14 at Belton, TX. The near 499ft par4 with a 10ft wide fairway and 10ft tall ceiling. If that course is ever used for a major, that hole should have some trees removed to make a second fairway, at least.
But for a majority of holes, I believe they could use a few more bushes around the green to make upshot accuracy more demanding, and more highlight putts
Calvin in these videos makes it even better!!!
So stoked y’all brought the classic practice round style back, much more entertaining and really cool to get each of your individual insight into how you’ll attack the course. Keep slingin them vids!
Random dude missing the putt at 13:03 was hilarious.
bruh that is so funny
Love having Calvin in the videos!!! Bring him into more vids!!
Oh man that attempted tap out by the group at the basket at 13:05 is freakin BRUTAL lolol
Scoured the comments to find out anyone else who had seen that missed tap out.
For real. 😂
Course should definitely play harder than the original tournament, but not looking like it will
Love seeing Vinny join you guys. And yeah, courses that host majors should be significantly more difficult than their typical Elite/Elite+ set up. Grow the rough up, adjust the tee pads, and move the baskets around. And multiple pin placements should be a thing at all pro tour events.
Love seeing the normal practice rounds again! The doubles/triples was entertaining but I missed seeing the strategy and practice bits and you guys are plenty naturally entertaining without the gimmick.
If the course(s) are on Tour and respected enough to land a major, I think there is reason to keep a lot the same. But, if there are a couple weaker holes that could be changed/buffed or maybe move some pins to some tougher spots, I think it should be done for the difficulty of it being a major. I think there is a compromise between the two cause doing nothing to buff it/them for a major and changing TOO much are both the extremes
Brodies realization at 37:36 (as Calvin birdies and the chains ring in the background) was hilarious.
Also, Brodie, I'm impressed how you were able to develop professional level form in such a short period of time. I put in a ton of field work myself and I know how difficult it can be to figure out what the right cues / techniques are, and also to store beginner and intermediate cues into muscle memory. It takes time. I've been working at it for a few years myself now. Major props to you man. Serious dedication and love for the sport. This is very motivating for a lot of people I'm sure.
Normal practice rounds for the win! Thank you
Love the practice rounds. Man, Calvin is going full Vinny and it is great!
Loved the cameos from Hebenheimer and Koling on hole 9 :) Hope everyone does well!
Been a minute since I’ve picked up a disc, got back into it this week glad to see you’re still going!
its fun watching this. i was here last year for the tourney and i was able to see you guys play. i even made the jomez coverage. fun course to play. i lost my favorite disc on 18 in that clump of tree on the right from my drive. someone found it thankfully.
Calvin is frigging hilarious. Every damn time.
Hands down the best practice round ever!! Love the dynamic between You (Brodie), Ezra and Calvin. And the special guests at the end. Icing on the cake. Thank you Gentlemen
The Ultimate Frisbee forehand right into the tree is gold HAHA
PUTTS ARE LOOKIN' GUYS.. GUYS
Bringing back the og practice rounds. Love it!!!
Calvin so funny standing there with his eagle before the video even starts😂😂 btw Calvin if u see this your new Vela is my new fav disc I got a Helio and champ one they are what a 2 year old beat In eagle should be thanks for helping me out!!!!
No changes needed for a major, but ofc change it if you are doing it for the course in general
Being a major already makes it a bit harder with the added pressure
For me it's about seeing pros being consistent at the given course and difficulty... also makes it cooler when you can compare different skill levels
I always love these videos you three are awesome! Thank you so much for posting this!
The guy in the background at 13:03 missing his 3ft tap in and it rolls down the hill
as a long time golfer, it's cool seeing calvin rockin' the two many days in may t-shirt! i played that place back in the 90's for the first time, what a piece of property!
I'm only 12 minutes in, and I'm thoroughly entertained. You guys are awesome!
Good luck out there! Can't wait to see how yall do
13:05 dude missing a tap in behind them can’t believe it
I think when it’s like silver series and other smaller events, I don’t mind the other format videos. However, agree seeing the course from your perspective on how to manage and maneuver the course is always intuitive and enjoyable. Especially with your personalities and the guest you bring. Keep it up.
Worlds, let’s go!!!
WORLDS BABY!!!
Yeahhhhhh good luck this week guys !
Thanks!
One of the best videos. Actually had me Laughing OUT Loud. Calvin was having a good time.
I love this trio of players/characters.
9:04 this might have been the best Ezra's form has ever looked on a short hole, keep it up dude
I'm 3 holes in and this is my favorite video of the year already
Thank you!
Done now. This was GOLD. @@BrodieSmith
Calvin giving the best advice!!
( 4:55 ) "I've never seen you play" 🔥
Great content!
I think a course that gets upped to a major or championship should be upped in difficulty as well
Calvin is great entertainment on this vid & next level power
Great first half! Solid surprise ending with big Germ!
Love all the Passion love, great disc
Got to meet Calvin at Jonesboro! Very cool dude..... Treated my kiddos awesome!
Very cool content from all you guys!
I was absolutely losing it during this practice round! It was so funny, love seeing Calvin's personality! Also, a course should only play 1-2 strokes harder when upgraded to a major
Great job boys.
Love the action.
13:34 I was not expecting the throw back Mcbeth reference😅😂🤣
I’d like to see it play a little harder, but real hype to see the GMC tracks as a stage for Worlds again. Entertaining courses, 2 very different courses, and a handful of contenders going in. Worlds week is my second favorite week after USDGC week.
Got to do a guess the trophy pre round... im going w a shovel nice chrome spade at the end.
Bros! This one slapped! Was so much fun! I would LOVE to see you guys and eagle on a prac round!
Brodie's beard growth is crazy
What a treat. Love you guys but I have a fever. Only prescription is more Calvin
That was great! Look forward to the back nine. Hope Calvin brought enough water this time. 😁
In relation to easiest hole on tour, I think since most players are power throwers, hole 18 preserve has to be easiest in relation to par. 62 eagles on the weekend. 152 birdies.
I understand that the hole structure starts with a somewhat iconic tee shot, with the gallery in mind for the basket location. I just believe that the hole design has little scoring separation and the field rakes in the strokes.
Let's goooo!! & with Vinny. Hecks yeah. Definitely change the courses up for majors
Lol I always drop my like when someone says something that makes me laugh. Calvin rips a drive into the fairway and says, "I can't remember the last time I slept." 2 minutes in. This is going to be a good one.
Ezra you’re killing me man!!Get that back 9 loaded. Please😁
Calvin is on god the funniest quiet person to live
calvin is the best guest and he’s GOATED
Hole 15 at Jonesboro is pretty easy too
Vinny with the blockhouse/grange shirt makes my day.
OB should be on fire in major events. Always.
I died when brodie was staring at the ezera while putting when he called him dump
Listen to the whip sound at 30:02! Crazy
Calvin makes it better
Love the videos Brodie smith golf 😊
Gotta love and respect Leon Leonwood Bean, truly a pioneer of the sport of disc golf!
My wife loves her Passion and can't wait for your "IT'S ALWAYS A PASSION" to release.
Is the easiest par 3 the one Adam aced earlier this year? I know there’s a hill but there’s no ob risk and to many trees for much wind. And it’s like 190 or something so
The shade thrown at Emerson Keith...... HAHA love it.
Would love to see it buffed up or multiple pin locations since it’s 5 round tournament. But better than 2021 worlds were they host a tournament at the same courses right before worlds
Calvin looking cool and relaxed. Definitely a favorite.
Love the standard practice
Re: Hole7, I turned one over through the poles and onto the farm this summer (net wasn’t up yet), called the clubhouse and they have a deal with the farmer that they can go get your discs for you.
THIS THE ONE 🙏🏼
the banter with calvin is hilarious
hol-up, a content creator that listens to what people want? and changes their format to fit that?? you guys are on another level!
Normal practice rounds are great! But switching it up with something silly every now and then is also great
Calvin's low second shot on hole 7 was insane. The speed out of his hand...sheesh. Imagine that to the back of the head 🤯
“You’re just all backwards today!” - hahaha!! He calls a tee a basket and a target a tee… dyslexic over here understood both.
Calvin is just savage!
Frickin love Calvin man.
Good luck this week! 🌎’s Baby!!
omg that dagger by Calvin at 9:40 🤣🤣🤣
i think you should only make the course harder if theyre intending on doing an elimination style tournament. Kinda like how they did at Nevin in Charlotte.
Per the hazard rule:
If there was a way to outline the rule and make it clear and concise without needing to add a paragraph of fine print at the bottom of every caddy book, great.
Relief from People, Harmful Animals or Insects, and Motor Vehicles
If any people, harmful animals/insects, or motor vehicles are on or behind the place where your disc comes to rest ("behind" meaning farther from the basket than your disc), you can take penalty-free relief back along the line of play to the first playable (or, in the case of harmful animals and insects, safe) position. Tournament directors can also add to the list of things players can take relief from. Like relief from casual water, players do not have the option to back up as far as they like when taking relief from an obstacle.
Legends
Well i personally think the easiest hole on tour to me is 15 at jonesboro the little 270 ft hyzer shot
I agree, but it can jump up and bite you. Look at what happened to lead card at this year's tournament in the final round. The wind was up. Eagle and Calvin go 40 long. Eagle lays up-- par..Calvin runs it, hits the base and rolls 50 down the hill -- bogey. James airballs it down the hill - bogey. Corey throws best shot and sneaks birdie putt in. That's one over for the guys fighting to win the tournament.... Maybe pressure because the hole did play something like 2.4 stroke average for the tournament.
It’s WORLDS!!! It should be the hardest course of the year!!! Buff it up all the way !!!!!
Calvin and Goose-man would make the greatest foursome ever for a practice round. Love Vinny on here
I think the difficulty of the course matters as much as people think. The quality of the players play is what is attractive about watching any kind of golf.
I literally won a jug of Vermont syrup as a trophy at a swim race. 😂😂 didn’t know they were known for that till then but I damn sure shoulda
“Talk to me guurrrlll” lol😂
Calvin is such a funny guy. Never seen this side of him.
“I am now 70 feet away. I am dead center pole.” -Calvin Heimburg
13:02 F in the chat dudes putt in the background.
Worlds should be the hardest course you have to play all year.