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Because money. Same reason it took nearly 9 months to put this coverage out. They wanted to dig their heels in and make us pay for inferior coverage

100. Be careful though. As you can see their totalitarian guidelines against free speech in the comments. Feewings

*yawn* Try harder

9 months later still a half ass effort

It looks like a rebroadcast, for fun.

It is from 2021

Because it happened in 2021

Because they dropped the ball hard last year

Okay thanks guys

lol

as long as you're outside of the circle, start from behind your lie and release the disc before you touch the ground in front of your disc, it's legal.

> 31 feet from pin

@@nathanrobbins2440 33ft

Dgn app

Pay for a subscription to DGN and you can watch all the past coverage that they covered.

It's on DGN, the broadcast rights deal between Innova and DGN kept it behind a paywall.

Not a chance McBeth didn't know the exact situation. He would have known full well what Kyle's finishing score was well before he stood up on the tee of 18.

@@jockofthebush I think he is saying DGPT was reporting this on the live scores as Kyle Klien being -24 on hole 18 when he was actually -26. They gave everyone extra strokes on hole 1 but ironically this did not happen until Kyles card finished the round and McBeth headed to hole 18. You can hear at 3:11:45 Ian and Philo confused on why hole one scores for Kyles card changed. At 3:12:45 Drew is showing Paul the scores and Paul seems a bit confused. McBeth is too focused to take a closer look and Drew looks like he is trying to figure out what happened on the scores. The chances they knew hole 1 was skewed is not likely considering the time they had to get to the next hole and keep their heads in the game. Score Keeper screwed up basically and I am with Tech Sandwich. Seems like it could be a McBeth hater or maybe just a honest mistake. Who knows. But I know people paid to watch this live and only got a percentage of their services rendered with no word of compensation so the truth with likely never prevail in either case.

@@adryandiaz All of that is pure conjecture. Paul and other players on lead plus chase card can easily know their scores. I’ve heard their caddies tell them the scores like they were a tennis judge after every point. McBeth isn’t checking DGPT coverage or the UDisc live, he would talk directly to the scorekeepers on each card if he really wanted to know and they would surely know. It’s not as deep as people would like to think.

@@jockofthebush You obviously have never played in a sanctioned event. Not how it works at all. The card keeps track of their own card, they are clueless to other scores other than live scoring. They do not have direct access to any score keeper other than the live scoring apps on their phones which apparently were wrong for a crucial small part of the tourney.

@@techsandwich4483 I’ve played in many sanctioned events and you obviously have never been to a pro tour or major event because every card at those events has a scorekeeper who will update UDisc Live, the PDGA Live Scoring, and relay info to the DGN. Each player keeps track of the scores on their card, but they absolutely have access to scores from other cards by checking with the official scorekeeper assigned to their card. Your ignorance of the facts is hilarious, try again.

October. Took nearly 9 months to put this coverage out. They wanted to dig their heels in and make us pay for inferior coverage

@@estebong that’s a shame. They just made USDGC seem unimportant. Especially with the talk of whether the course still challenges pros or is for for the modern game.

Its been like 9 months lol

@@bcp5296d ya know what..... you right lmao. I am blind haha. But still. I don't keep up well

Find a top dollar sponsor to pay for truly good coverage and then you can stop paying the DGPT. Pick your favorite necessary evil bud, or piss off and comment somewhere else

@@jockofthebush Why top dollar sponsor though? DG communities have enough money to pull off great coverage without the need. I mean, Jomez Pro started with a handcam in a Pro Tour tourney DGPT decided not to cover. Now they have arguably the best coverage. I think the big issue is many who are playing or know about the sport do not understand the business side. Sponsors are great, but not having them is even greater and CAN be done. Everyone is scared to not make a little money the first few years to even try so they conform to old skool business models.

@@techsandwich4483 The reality is that post-produced coverage always looks and sounds better due to the time needed to properly edit and finish producing. Jomez would not look as good if it was broadcasted live, even with their filming capabilities, trust me. Live coverage is much much much harder and much more expensive to pull off well. The community would have to shell out some serious cash to help pay for it or we need help finding higher paying sponsors for DGPT. Or someone could get out there and film/produce it themselves with their NEP EN1 multi-truck setup complete with 150 router panels and 3300 sq ft of workspace, which is what you’ll actually need to produce a smooth and efficient 1080p-capable live broadcast.

@@jockofthebush That's what PPV would like for everyone to think is needed. But it has been a full year. As someone mentioned in the comments you would think better quality would be released with so much time to edit. Live coverage no one expects to 1080 quality. However there should be a secondary crew to film solely for the edited version like Jomez Pro does. Their quality on tourneys is phenomenal. Unmatched. Gatekeeper does a good job as well. Just curious why some are trying to become the Steve Jobs of Disc Golf with Sole proprietary ownership of tournament coverage. Someone got ahead of themselves.

@@techsandwich4483 You clearly have no understanding of how expensive it is to produce high quality live coverage and it’s like talking to a brick wall. Post-produced coverage is just that, post-produced. They have a half-day or full day to edit and master the video before it is posted, of course it will always look better. You need multi-million dollar broadcasting equipment to produce a live product like that. This video is just a re-air of the live broadcast. Simple as that.

1. Jomez didn’t cover this tournament. 2. Jomez only covers lead card, so you’d miss all of the action from Klein.

Enjoy your imaginary jomez coverage

....and look better😅