The Hardest Course In Texas | 2021 Texas States
Watch as the ultimate frisbee players take on the toughest course in Texas - 2021 Texas States. Phil, a seasoned player, shares his expert insights and strategies for navigating the challenging obstacles. From putts to drives, Phil provides valuable tips on how to master the skills needed to succeed on this demanding course. He also discusses the importance of technique, such as nose angle and forehand throws, and how to execute them effectively. With a focus on risk management and reward, Phil helps viewers understand why some shots are worth taking and others are not. The video features stunning footage of the course and expert commentary from Phil, making it a must-watch for ultimate frisbee enthusiasts and fans of competitive sports.
Watch Brodie Smith compete at the toughest course in Texas at 2021 Texas States! Witness his skills & strategies on a challenging layout.
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oh i thought it was gonna stay up there that's good i don't think i want to throw that working on my putter my putter up shot get a putt no phil so push fish it's up there big skit nice dude nice bounce back oh hi straight oh yes uh perfect drive yeah yeah right at the stump is that a good place to be yeah you want to be you want to be at the stop well it's gonna be hard to get to this stump off the tee oh my gosh you got a putt wow yeah that's what i tell everyone is like up shots a birdie here oh good run keep nice i looked at that right before i threw and i was like i'm not gonna hit that nice just hit it oh boy oh you have a look at the basket it's gonna be hard and you could throw a nasty roller but it's a bunch of really bad stuff to happen how about a very high risk may be a good reward it's still pretty hard to get to definitely not worth it oh he went for it oh i knew i should switch to the stalker oh good run the nose angle is so important uh-huh yeah yeah that's a butt it should be yeah we'll see that looked like it was pretty good oh that's not bad though because that forehand is not going to dig into the woods when it hits like that it's just going to hit and drop uh no it's not ob it's just whether or not you you're not gonna go like more than 20 feet past but you could go 15 feet down so it's whether you want to have a 20-footer that's straight up hill that's a smart bid sit nice hey oh phil hit the pole good shot that is and i got the roll yeah it just depends on what disk you want to throw i'm going to try to throw the forehand oh the forehand turn turn over just to try to hit that initial gap but i'm still kind of on the fence on whether i want to go turn over forehand or backhand if you've been backing there like a raptor uh yeah beat in yeah because you don't want it you want to kind of flip up...
