DGPT MatchPlay Course Preview | w/ Gannon Buhr & Alden Harris!
Join Gannon Buhr and Alden Harris at Bayley Colorado as they preview the DGPT MatchPlay course. The duo is eager to tackle this challenging hole, which boasts an impressive elevation change of over 8,000 feet. As they discuss their strategies, it becomes clear that the unique elevation will significantly impact disc flight, making it a "crap shoot" to predict how each shot will behave. Gannon shares his thoughts on the tee box and wind direction, while Alden admits that he's never thrown from such an extreme height before. The two discuss their approach to navigating this hole, with Gannon opting for a relatively stable throw and Alden considering factors like disc stability and spin. With only two days of practice left before the competition, they'll need to rely on their skills and adaptability to make it through the MatchPlay course.
Get an inside look at the DGPT MatchPlay course with Gannon Buhr & Alden Harris as they preview the holes and strategies.
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all right welcome back to the channel guys we are here in bayley colorado i'm joined by the one and only gang involved thanks for being on the channel thanks for having me yeah i did uh a lot of elevation went like 8 000 something feet so honestly i don't i've never thrown this high so the discs should fly much differently so that'll be kind of interesting bunch of people dropped out game is actually the number one seed now and we'll play each other in the pool play on saturday i think i think so yep definitely tune into the dgn and watch that all right hold on 690 feet all the way down here once we've got ob on the left side um honestly i don't even know how my desks are going to fly so it's kind of just a crap shoot what do you think about the tee um i don't know with this headwind i think relatively stable and just throw it flat but um hopefully it turns down the hill yeah i feel like it's almost a little too far unless we have good wind honestly yeah we'll see we'll see how the shots end up but um looks pretty far right now this is like my distance nuke on normal elevation yeah pretty beefy it's my distance falcor on normal elevation if i throw a flat it usually just gets a little flip out of it so let's see oh gosh that's a lot more stable i feel like i went really far this thing's very flippy on normal so wow wow well i feel like none of those shots told us anything about the hole so i'll give it one last attempt this is my like pretty flippy driver at normal elevation oh yeah oh never mind and i told a little bit i did i thought i was gonna hold it wow it's gonna be more difficult trying to like figure out which discs fly like normal i think more so than like figuring out the holes honestly it'll be like yeah it'd be like i feel like messing with the stabilities like after we've been trained to like kind of know how they are it's gonna be tough but there's two days of practice too as long as you throw a phone enough drive you'll save but this...
