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Kinda like the movie Rubber. "It's plastic, it's round, and it hates trees. New from the Lizotte Studios, it's "Plastic."

Please do lol that'd be awesome

I don't know man, could be hard to narrow it down from all those great ones. 😂 😂 😂

Or maybe creek “parks” I got that down

@@josephboner9079 I've aced my local pond a dozen times or so.

I'd watch it. Prolly learn a thing or two on why I always hit trees lmao

He's truly the trick shot king. Thanks for the feedback!

Absol is definitely one of my favorites and as such is part of my name, ABSOLute Disc Golf!

what do you mean by that are you the dark knight

It's called pressure. Throwback to 2008 colorado, state tourney, wrestling for highschool, easily could beat the guy I lost to. Beat him 3 times that season. Ended up getting 2nd in state.

It's always fun to see the pros astounded by another person's shot

Thank you!

Thanks for the comment Garrett, I'm a big fan! I'm hoping to make a compilation like this for your highlights pretty soon

I'm glad you think so!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!

Dang dude I just watch it and that one is nuts! If only they had a catch cam so we coulda seen the whole flight

After Paul lol

Lol I always mistake the disc mania logo for the UPS logo too

He coulda delivered a few packages in the time it took that putter to glide 500ft

Minecraft MinerYT Dont worry about distance, that will come as form improves. Consistently accurate and precise shots are much more valuable than throwing it far. The aviar is a good putter to start with, and the buzzz is a great stable midrange. For drivers I would recommend something understable like a sidewinder or monarch or Tern. The teebird/firebird can be used for more over stable hyzer throws.

Chris did a great job explaining most of it, definitely just avoid the big distance drivers the pros throw and really work on getting consistency with putters and midranges. Disc wise: -The Buzzz is my favorite mid -For a driver I would suggest a Leopard -Most putters work about the same so choosing a particular one isn't a huge deal. But definitely try and get a heavier putter because they are a lot easier to control. Thanks so much for watching!

Start low speed and work your way up with the drivers I have been playing for 12 years and 9 speed are some of my favorites, and really your primary focus should be putting over distance, distance will come with practice, see if there are any local disc golf clubs in your area get out play some leagues. Most disc golfers will gladly help new players.

Disc I would recommend for a new player would be the buzzz of course driver I'd say valkyrie or wraith,as for the putter make sure it feels good in your hand, I tried about 15 different putters before I found the one I have been using for years,

He's truly awesome!

I did not. I believe it falls under the Fair Use Copyright Act, and if they would like it taken down, without hesitation I would take it down. I just wanted to make a video that I thought was cool and I thought other people might think so too.

Thanks