Brodie Smith Wins His First Pro Disc Golf Tournament
Brodie Smith Wins His First Pro Disc Golf Tournament Watch as Brodie Smith wins his first pro disc golf tournament in Durant, Oklahoma. This exciting win marks a major milestone for the professional golfer, who has been making waves in the disc golf community with his impressive skills and dedication to the sport. In this video, Smith shares his experience leading up to the big event and the factors that contributed to his success. He also opens up about why he decided not to compete in two upcoming tournaments, including the GMC and MVP events. Additionally, he teases an exciting new foundation disc golf product coming soon. With candid commentary and behind-the-scenes insights, this video offers a unique look at Smith's journey as a professional disc golfer.
Watch Brodie Smith take home his first pro disc golf tournament win against top players like Paul McBeth & Simon Lizotte!
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well hello everybody it has been a hot minute since i've seen you guys on the youtubes if you didn't know i've been kind of busy with the whole disc golf situation make sure you watch the end of this video i will be announcing the newest foundation disc golf product coming soon and this is something that we've been working on for a while something i'm really stoked about and i cannot wait to show you guys but before we get to that i want to go a little bit into what i've been doing these last couple weeks why i left the pro tour and more specifically talk about this tournament that just went down in durant oklahoma this past weekend it was crazy how the ending happened it wasn't filmed so we're just going to kind of throw some shots and explain it as we go and if you haven't noticed i've got a microphone which honestly i think i'm talking too loud i i think i need to lower the volume and something i'm really excited about is now i can just literally walk around here and i can just talk normal and you guys can still hear me moving on kelsey wants this to go go all right so before i throw my first shot i want to just really quickly explain the reason why the pro tour situation went like it did first off it's really not that big of a deal i'm literally only missing two tournaments there was the gmc and the mvp the real reason why i'm not playing those two events is because going on the road and doing idle wild and then doing ledge stone back to back i really kind of started to realize that when you're on the road and you're playing at these big events all your time is spent on the course trying to learn the course these are all brand new courses ledgestone there's 36 holes that i've never played before that i need to figure out so you're spending all your time on the course trying to figure out these courses and these holes and you're not actually spending any time practice putting doing field work or just working on your form and for me i finally got to the point where it felt like i was showing up to a gun fight...
