2025 WORLDS!! "THE BEAST" COURSE PREVIEW! | Ezra & Goose
Get an exclusive preview of the highly anticipated "Beast" course at the 2025 PDGA World Championship presented by Disc Mania Preparation. Ezra and Goose take you through their strategy for tackling this challenging course, featuring a mix of long shots and technical throws. As one of their favorite courses on the planet, they weigh in on why it's perfect to end the tournament, with its exciting spectating opportunities and epic shot lines. The duo shares their insights on navigating the course, including the importance of finesse and adapting to obstacles like trees and OB. They also highlight a unique feature of this hole - a jumbotron screen that shows the disc in flight, allowing viewers to see the shot come together in real-time. With Ezra and Goose's expertise and banter, get ready for a thrilling preview of one of the most epic courses on the PDGA World Championship circuit.
Get a sneak peek at The Beast course ahead of the 2025 World Championships with Ezra Aderhold & Goose!
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All right, welcome back to 2025 PDGA World Championship presented by Disc Mania Preparation here. We're at the second course for the event. This is the one that's going to end on on Sunday. So, this is the one that's probably more important. We got three rounds out here. Two rounds at the monster which we played yesterday. So, check that video out if you haven't already front on my channel back on Goose channel. This is the beast. One of my favorite courses on the planet. Let's go into it. >> I think the monster is a better course, but I think the beast is a better course to end on. >> Yeah, that's a good point. I think like the shots for the as far as the player goes, definitely better for that one. This one will probably spectate battle. You can get 7,000 people out here to watch, which >> it's a little shorter and it's a little easier. So, I think people be shredding out here. >> But, uh, like 16, 17, 18. >> Oh, it's an epic shot. >> 15 15 16 17 18. It's just >> 14 15 12 11 10 9 1 2 3 11 10. >> All right, hold one here. We got 322 ft. It's pretty short little pole three to start us off here. Slight dog leg left. We got this probably mando. I don't know. But we got the it's framed up, which makes it look cool. Uh, kind of a gap off the tea. I have have to get past those trees, then fade slightly to the left. It is downhill and there is OB kind of surrounding the hole, but not really in play. So, I'm going to go with my straight zone to start off and see if we can kind of finesse our way down there. >> A little too straight. >> Maybe a touch straight. >> It's not bad though. I mean, like it should pull down the hill. It should be within >> long as you get through that thing of trees. And if you don't, you'll be able to circle. >> Yep. One of the really cool things about this hole, too, is they have a like jumbotron like screen here. Oh, yeah. Usually when you're throwing, so as soon as your disc goes out of sight, you can look over at...
