Om hole 12 the spit out? Not sure it was a spit out? Hard to see & no replay but I feel that the disc hits the cage in the backside? So like he hits it on right side? The disc lands forward from Pauls side. Not saying that it could have gone in & that Paul is unlucky there. But feel that maybe the basket was fair after all? Would have been nice to see a replay from another angle. Thanks for a great job guys! 👏
Paul played like the prime version of himself during round 1, now in this round he just seems distracted and frustrated, round 1 he was dialed and focused
It's not even about a basket that never spits out. I think its better when they don't spit out but really its just about consistency. Pick a good design and standardize. Maybe license said design to all the companies. But the lack of standardization is all about money. The pro tour needs to be using the same basket at every tournament.
I agree. We have PDGA approved discs and standardized tournament rules about safety/playing of lies and teepads, but they won’t standardize baskets?!? That makes no sense. Make baskets ‘PDGA approved’ for Elite series tournaments, and then keep casual A/B/C tier tournaments and small local courses with whatever basket they want!
@@springysloth1186 there are already technical standards for baskets and all these different baskets comply with them. The lack of consistency is however due to the standards not being detailed enough. It looks like these baskets have relatively short outer chains so they hang relatively tight yielding an aggressive rebound as the weight of multiple chains or even the entire chainassembly swings back against the disc. On chains like those the safest way to stick a disc in there is to float it in very softly which means it needs to basically stall out as it fades. Paul however divebombs his putts into the basket with way too much hyzer for it to stall. The one on hole 12 was probably a bit backside of the basket as well from the looks of it but I agree it's embarrassing that the baskets didn't catch those. I think Paul would prefer marksman baskets right about now... Edit: a more detailed standard would allow players to tailor their puttingstyle to suit the baskets they play on. Paul's style is very good in the wind but not at all suited to these baskets though after hole 12 he seemed to want to "float" the putts a bit more.
About a month ago, at the "home" course of Cole Redalen (A - Tier), some baskets were made from old wheel rims (!!). PDGA has to opt to choose the best available board members, doesn´t stay closed like a royal family.
I'd like to see PDGA make ONE STANDARD BASKET - to be outfitted on every PDGA certified course. I wish the Helix (Ozzie basket) became the standard, as there are zero nubs to affect a low putt from catching them, and denying an otherwise good putt. There are too many variables with the multitude of basket manufacturers, from nubs, to chain density, weight, etc. etc. They should be standardized like an NBA hoop, hockey net., etc. etc. Love the content fellas, looking forward to the final round.
I think innova Discatchers are by far the best basket with a design thats basically stayed the same over time. It seems other companies have tried to copy the design with their own flavor and they all suck. Veterans are terrible, those prodigy baskets dont catch good putts, and these discgolfpark baskets are the worst of the bunch. The new chainstars are decent at best. Mach x’s are decent too but i’ve seen and experienced too many good putts not sticking
Thanks for the coverage! One question: why is there no audio for the players on the course? Feel like it could be even better if you could hear some of the audio from the round itself.
Investing in a MDG media/DGPT banner for the background (commentator shots) will elevate your production quality as well as make these shots look professional.
Excellent turn around speed. Picture not that dark any more. One criticism (since that helps you to improve). If you get caught coughing on the audio, please go back and edit it. A loud cough in the headphones is really off putting. Thank you. 🙏 Edit. Oh. I had max brightness on the screen. Looks like other production teams on medium brightness...
Watch James with his last step acceleration. He sets up his lines and then explodes into the finish. That's how he succeeds in "carving lines" Go watch the king of the lakes videos from "pure hyzer productions" to see the awesomeness of James
On hole 12 is it a spit out? Not sure it was a spit out? Hard to see & no replay but I feel that the disc hits the cage in the backside? So like he hits it on right side? The disc lands forward from Pauls point of view. Not saying that it was a bad putt from Paul it could have gone in for sure. But feel that maybe the basket was fair after all? Would have been nice to see a replay from another angle. Thanks for a great job guys! 👏
The attitude towards spitting out in disc golf is so soft. I can’t think of a single equivalent in another sport where everybody cries about non perfect shots not going in
Seems that people complain about exactly everything that can be complained about in every sport. People will have opinions because sports inherently draw emotions out.
@@MajkiBoyVids golf isn’t perfectly analogous, but I’ve never heard anybody cry about lip outs or putts that go over the hole with too much pace. “We need to change the holes!” Basically with the current attitude, we’re going to end up with baskets that catch everything and take all of the touch out of putting
It's not that, spit outs will always happen, but having to change putting styles week to week is stupid, they just need standardization. They don't use different sized basketball hoops in different stadiums. I also think they should pick one that spits out the least because its cool to see people cash huge putts.
@mikemartin5340 most things in sports are standardized, but not in discgolf so I guess that opens up a lot of opinions. And there is not that much wrong you can do with a simple hole in the ground vs a metal basket🤷🏼♂️. But to your previous comment, I do think the commentators were complaining just a tad bit too much here, no spit outs were actually that bad imho, the puts were often very hard.
Dude, Paul’s luck was unreal this round. I don’t think I’ve seen so many spit outs or cut throughs.
He just have no skills... Bad players have bad luck
@@sikarisakke haha yeah, worst player ever to play the game
Om hole 12 the spit out? Not sure it was a spit out? Hard to see & no replay but I feel that the disc hits the cage in the backside? So like he hits it on right side? The disc lands forward from Pauls side. Not saying that it could have gone in & that Paul is unlucky there. But feel that maybe the basket was fair after all? Would have been nice to see a replay from another angle.
Thanks for a great job guys! 👏
Paul played like the prime version of himself during round 1, now in this round he just seems distracted and frustrated, round 1 he was dialed and focused
To be fair Discmania’s baskets are trash. The tray is too shallow, chains too heavy and only one chainring for the two columns of chains.
It's not even about a basket that never spits out. I think its better when they don't spit out but really its just about consistency. Pick a good design and standardize. Maybe license said design to all the companies. But the lack of standardization is all about money. The pro tour needs to be using the same basket at every tournament.
I agree. We have PDGA approved discs and standardized tournament rules about safety/playing of lies and teepads, but they won’t standardize baskets?!? That makes no sense. Make baskets ‘PDGA approved’ for Elite series tournaments, and then keep casual A/B/C tier tournaments and small local courses with whatever basket they want!
@@springysloth1186 there are already technical standards for baskets and all these different baskets comply with them. The lack of consistency is however due to the standards not being detailed enough. It looks like these baskets have relatively short outer chains so they hang relatively tight yielding an aggressive rebound as the weight of multiple chains or even the entire chainassembly swings back against the disc. On chains like those the safest way to stick a disc in there is to float it in very softly which means it needs to basically stall out as it fades. Paul however divebombs his putts into the basket with way too much hyzer for it to stall. The one on hole 12 was probably a bit backside of the basket as well from the looks of it but I agree it's embarrassing that the baskets didn't catch those. I think Paul would prefer marksman baskets right about now... Edit: a more detailed standard would allow players to tailor their puttingstyle to suit the baskets they play on. Paul's style is very good in the wind but not at all suited to these baskets though after hole 12 he seemed to want to "float" the putts a bit more.
About a month ago, at the "home" course of Cole Redalen (A - Tier), some baskets were made from old wheel rims (!!). PDGA has to opt to choose the best available board members, doesn´t stay closed like a royal family.
Too many good putts spitting out
Doctor proctor just delivers surgical precision on the green yet again.
I'd like to see PDGA make ONE STANDARD BASKET - to be outfitted on every PDGA certified course. I wish the Helix (Ozzie basket) became the standard, as there are zero nubs to affect a low putt from catching them, and denying an otherwise good putt. There are too many variables with the multitude of basket manufacturers, from nubs, to chain density, weight, etc. etc. They should be standardized like an NBA hoop, hockey net., etc. etc. Love the content fellas, looking forward to the final round.
Shoutout to PoopyMcPoopyButt
Do you guys have the ability yet, to add Follow Flights, or Drones?
It’s coming ✌🏼
Drones? They had drones for the hole previews. You mean drones for the occasional video of a throw from way up the air? That's not really necessary
@@George-nx4bp I was mainly wondering if Follow Flight could be a thing.
Does anyone else thinks it's funny that the PDGA Europe ad has a very American-sounding voiceover? Anyway, great coverage and commentary as always.
I think innova Discatchers are by far the best basket with a design thats basically stayed the same over time. It seems other companies have tried to copy the design with their own flavor and they all suck. Veterans are terrible, those prodigy baskets dont catch good putts, and these discgolfpark baskets are the worst of the bunch. The new chainstars are decent at best. Mach x’s are decent too but i’ve seen and experienced too many good putts not sticking
James proctor is so fun to watch
Thanks for the coverage! One question: why is there no audio for the players on the course? Feel like it could be even better if you could hear some of the audio from the round itself.
😁 Maxime needs to lighten up. He keeps saying ground work, but really its ground play.
Those baskets have really shallow cages
Investing in a MDG media/DGPT banner for the background (commentator shots) will elevate your production quality as well as make these shots look professional.
Step by step ✌🏼
Surely that is not a duvet from the nearest bed?
@@MDGMedia Ikea täcke ftw. 😅
@@MDGMedia I know you will fix it since your whole production it top-level. Rivaling the big-guns doing disc golf coverrage
Love the extra-dramatic music+editing on putting replays 👌
Great commentary guys. Some of the best I’ve heard.
Couldn’t agree more.
I really want to see future, what disc they throwing🔥
some feedback: "pretty" is not needed in every sentence :D
4k coverage? 🎉
Excellent turn around speed. Picture not that dark any more. One criticism (since that helps you to improve). If you get caught coughing on the audio, please go back and edit it. A loud cough in the headphones is really off putting. Thank you. 🙏
Edit. Oh. I had max brightness on the screen. Looks like other production teams on medium brightness...
Watch James with his last step acceleration. He sets up his lines and then explodes into the finish. That's how he succeeds in "carving lines" Go watch the king of the lakes videos from "pure hyzer productions" to see the awesomeness of James
On hole 12 is it a spit out? Not sure it was a spit out? Hard to see & no replay but I feel that the disc hits the cage in the backside? So like he hits it on right side? The disc lands forward from Pauls point of view. Not saying that it was a bad putt from Paul it could have gone in for sure. But feel that maybe the basket was fair after all? Would have been nice to see a replay from another angle.
Thanks for a great job guys! 👏
i like the rpm helix basket
They can not use baskets with That shallow cage in such high tier tournaments… pauls spit out on 10 was just because of that
Thanks for great coverage and commentating. I really enjoy watching them playing the shorter higher technical, and dynamic lines this park offers.
R1 no one was saying the baskets was bad. R2 people are unlucky and now it's bad baskets :D
What did you think of the helix baskets in new zealand?
Good but no band! Every basket needs one don’t you think?
smallboreoutlaw=james proctor confirmed
Jakub’s innova sweater is so clean
Very good commentary!!!
Great coverage!
UFOS!!!
I don’t think james missed anything inside c2 in this round. Insane
5/7 from C2
Not in round 3 either! Thats why he won.
Why is quality so low on this video? 🤔
The attitude towards spitting out in disc golf is so soft. I can’t think of a single equivalent in another sport where everybody cries about non perfect shots not going in
Seems that people complain about exactly everything that can be complained about in every sport. People will have opinions because sports inherently draw emotions out.
@@MajkiBoyVids golf isn’t perfectly analogous, but I’ve never heard anybody cry about lip outs or putts that go over the hole with too much pace. “We need to change the holes!”
Basically with the current attitude, we’re going to end up with baskets that catch everything and take all of the touch out of putting
played more than 50 rounds on Ymer, never had any issues with the baskets, they are good.
It's not that, spit outs will always happen, but having to change putting styles week to week is stupid, they just need standardization. They don't use different sized basketball hoops in different stadiums. I also think they should pick one that spits out the least because its cool to see people cash huge putts.
@mikemartin5340 most things in sports are standardized, but not in discgolf so I guess that opens up a lot of opinions. And there is not that much wrong you can do with a simple hole in the ground vs a metal basket🤷🏼♂️. But to your previous comment, I do think the commentators were complaining just a tad bit too much here, no spit outs were actually that bad imho, the puts were often very hard.
first
Cut it out with the complaints there wasn’t any spit outs yesterday
theyre sharing a laptop 🤣