Disagree 180. I love the wooded courses because of how often they avoid trouble and shape incredible shots.... Also the genius of disc golf complexity is shown off in the woods...not only in the shot shaping but in the scrambling

This man baby needs to calm down. Joel's game is better than yours, don't bash his mentality. AND I love him as a daddy

​@@e4vnJoel Freeman is your daddy?

@@NJT1013 ROFL

you prob hate him because he is a real christian. ya'll just can't help yourselves. Don't even need to meet someone, it's the same story 99% of the time. Jesus said they hated and killed the master, they will hate his servants! God bless

@@Daniel-gn6xz you're trolling right? I sure hope the 1 guy acting like that was not the Christian. If so, hopefully it isn't his norm. My wife and I both commented on his behavior and how it wasn't very sporting.

Well, don’t knock it till you try it. Both are “real” whether you think so or not. 🤷🏻‍♂️

And golf isn't lame? It's barely a sport.

‘Real’ golf looks pretty lame to people who don’t know the game. If you understood what you were watching you might be able to appreciate it more. It’s only your ignorance that makes you miss the beauty of the game. Trying to act like playing golf makes you cool is also pretty goofy.

@@BSqwertyI mean I played tons of frisbee golf before I started playing real golf… there is no comparison between the difficulty between the two. I still like playing frisbee golf from time to time because it’s a chill pretty easy game, while real golf is incredibly hard and requires hours of practice to be even decent

​@@markruby3916 That's great and all that you think that but what we're talking about is the top 0.0...01 percent of players. You might think disc golf is easy and stick and ball golf is hard but your subjective experience of difficulty isn't relevant to anything except the arbitrary rationalizations you give to justify your opinions to yourself and others. There's no relevant difference between the difficulty of one sport or the other at the highest level. What these guys are doing is impressive because they are at the absolute pinnacle of their sport, just like how top level club golfers are impressive in their own field - because they are exponentially better than not only the average recreational player, but even the amateur competitive player generally speaking. You're allowed to like dork golf more than disc golf and even think it's more impressive to watch if you like, but when we are talking about the best competitors in the world your argument holds no water. It's a flimsy rationalization of your preconceived notion of difficulty based in nothing but anecdotal experience. Of course if you missed the point of my initial comment this one is sure to sail over your head just like those precious white dimply things you love so much. Keep hitting balls with clubs, one day you might squeeze one out of that lightless hole you're living in, but who knows, maybe not, since it's so damn difficult for you.