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Throw upshots like a pro... er... I mean, like a dubious MA1 player with this handy trick! Knowing your distances and how to capitalize on them is a great way to save strokes and have to make fewer longer putts.

Damn, this channel used to an indy pride and joy, but they get one sponsor and suddenly they're too big for Rumble and Odysee. They barely got the video done in time! I can't support this kind of blatant corporatism

Today we're taking a look at the Innova Rollo! Is it as fun a roller as everyone says? How about as an understable midrange? We test all that and more in today's video!

It's that time of year (3 months late). Let's take a glimpse at the fun shit we got up to in 2023. There were a ton of wild things that happened, including a move, new betting games, and visits from old friends. Thank you for your support!

There's always plenty of talk about what speed discs new players should be throwing. "Learn to throw putters and mids!" "Don't touch drivers until you can hyzer flip a mid 450ft." Stuff like that. Well, today I'm putting that shit to the test with TechDisc. Let's see what it says we can get away with with various arm speeds. Also, be sure to subscribe to Courtesy Violation Podcast. They've got the same irreverent style as Disc and Balls, and will hit you with side conversations unlike any other disc golf content: https://www.youtube.com/@courtesyviolationpodcast

There's a wild name on this UDisc leaderboard, and I've set out to bump it to number 2 on the list. Swampy Acres is a very uniquely designed course, and despite some peculiarities, the top score of all time is reachable! Let's get out there and bag us a record!

Today we're taking a look at the Frag from Doomsday Discs. This little tart has the potential to unseat the legendary Deflector as the most overstable midrange. Have I found a new wind-beater?

Today we're playing a thrilling game where YOU CALL THE SHOTS! I'll act as your proxy, throwing the shots you choose and living with the consequences of your choices. Options: Backhand - https://rumble.com/v47w9hx-hole-1-backhand.html Forehand - https://rumble.com/v47w9i9-hole-1-forehand.html Forehand Roller - https://rumble.com/v47w8uz-hole-1-forehand-roller.html

Today we're looking at the Special Edition Simon Line Time Lapse to see how it compares to the Halo Destroyer and Horizon Cloudbreaker. Does it stand up with the best in the 12-speed category? Let's find out!

Since reaction vids are all the rage right now, and it's been raining off and on, I figured I'd go back and revisit my most disliked video on Youtube. I'll be watching through the setup video and the actual video to see if I still think the video idea was a good idea, and maybe decide whether it was something I'd do again, knowing what I know now.

I got on Tosy's Kickstarter thinking they'd be the first to have real data from a disc. I was completely and totally wrong, as TechDisc managed to put a launch monitor into production before Tosy. Today we're checking out this marvel of data acquisition, and seeing if we can start throwing flatter with a simple grip change.

I've been in the New Orleans area for 3 months and I've still only done one course playthrough. What the hell is up with that!? Today we're checking out a fun little short par 3 course at Faubourg Brewing in New Orleans, Louisiana. In non-windy conditions, this course would be a fantastic place to get my first ace on camera. Unfortunately, this day was crazy windy, resulting in some unique plays.

Today I'm taking my golf game to the next level with the Trackman 4 launch monitor. Owning one of these bad boys has been a dream of mine, and it's amazing the amount of information that can be gained with a quality launch monitor.

Today we're taking a drone fly-through of one of the wildest crossfire-laden course layouts I've ever come across. If you could get a 12-card scramble on this course, it would be an absolute bloodbath!

We're finishing up the Back 9 of our Dotties game, because skins in disc golf can be somewhat boring on your local public park course. Lots of 200-250 foot shots means lots of birdies and potential carryovers. Dotties keeps things fast-paced and action-packed! Essentially skins with a CTP tiebreaker, it's the disc golf gambling game of the future. Anyone recognize that metal band from hole 14?

Skins in disc golf can be somewhat boring on your local public park course. Lots of 200-250 foot shots means lots of birdies and potential carryovers. Dotties keeps things fast-paced and action-packed! Essentially skins with a CTP tiebreaker, it's the disc golf gambling game of the future.

At the time of my first video of the course, Oso Creek was brand new and still had some newness that needed to wear off. But since January, the course has really come into its own, and has become a challenging course worth some attention. Check out the improvements in today's video!

Today we're looking at Innova's Sonic putter in Halo plastic. How's this thing fly!?

I've been trying to get this edited since December or so, because I was supposed to have more golf on the channel this year. Better late than never! Today I'm playing the front 9 of Oso Beach Golf Course in Corpus Christi, TX. It's a fairly short course with wind and elevated greens as its primary defense. Can I shoot par or better?

My very first video was literally a straight recording of 17 minutes of video. I didn't even know how to clip sections at that point. So I figured "hey, this is raw footage, I wonder what a video editor could have done with it back in the day..." Gaming or influencer content isn't the same as sport content, so let's see how it went!

The round continues, with tons of edits, picture-in picture, rollers, a surprise musical gag, and more!

This started as an idea that just went off the rails. I wanted to do an exorbitant video for a casual round, with overlays, shot tracers, drone flythroughs, and commentary, and as expected, it was a LOT. I still have an entire back 9 to edit! Is this the most overproduced solo round you've ever seen? Let me know in the comments!

Quick update on why my uploads have been sporadic. That's going to change though, plenty of content coming soon!

Today we're looking at a course newly local to me; Fritchie Park in Slidell, LA. I'd been meaning to get this out nearly a week ago, but hey, better late than never, right? This heavily wooded course can cause a fair bit of mischief if you're not getting down the fairway. Watch and see how!