2020 IDLEWILD | ROUND 2 | Brodie Smith
Watch as Brodie Smith takes on Round 2 of Idlewild, aiming to improve his performance from Round 1. The pro disc golfer shares his experience and insights, showcasing his signature swoopish forehand technique. He also discusses his strategy for navigating challenging holes, including the tricky design of the course's water hazard. With a dash of humor and humility, Smith reflects on his mistakes, such as missing the mark with his initial shot, and highlights his successful birdie putt. The video is filled with expert commentary from Brodie Smith, offering valuable lessons for disc golf enthusiasts. Observe how Smith navigates obstacles like tricky bounces and water hazards, providing a glimpse into the mindset of a professional golfer competing at the highest level.
Watch Brodie Smith's thrilling Round 2 gameplay from the 2020 Idlewild tournament. Challenging courses and epic competition await.
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ladies and gentlemen boys and girls welcome back to the channel we're here idlewild round number two looking for a better result than round one if you miss round one you can uh either click the link in the description or you can just search it there's a lot of things you can do and i'm not sure why i was running that shot but i was running it and this is uh birdie though that was actually a big putt i was very happy with that one i'm gonna try to play this one better still got the swoopish super suspect 5000 forehand going right now which has put me into this position and i remember when i grabbed my avenger ss over there hunter's eyes because he was obviously filming this his eyes got massively large he was like why the heck are you throwing an avenger ss threw these trees over the lake but it worked out for me and i was able to somehow manage a par there to stay one under super janky backhand and oh someone's in the way um you can see my desk it's in the water right there not not one of my favorite hole designs having that water just short of the basket it kind of i don't know it's a little bit of the luck factor of you know good shots versus bad shots like i i don't think bad shots really end up there and i don't think um you know good shots should be penalized that's something that you guys can debate in the uh comments down below on whether or not just putting ob in situations to drive the scores higher is the great thing i think a lot of it should be strategic and things that you know makes it more difficult for the player that ob there short of the basket that's not creating that was a weird bounce by the way i have no idea what happened there but that was very weird but the or the ob short of that basket is this the shot of the tournament oh my gosh that might have been my best shot ever but the ob shore the basket finishing my point here it's not making players change their game plan or mindset at all it's just i hope i don't land in there so i'm...
