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Brodie's Take on Disc Golf Atmosphere - Grip Locked Clips
Brodie's Take on Disc Golf Atmosphere - Grip Locked Clips Disc golf enthusiasts and tournament fans alike will appreciate Brodie's candid analysis of the atmosphere at disc golf events. He discusses a crucial aspect that could significantly impact the game: accessibility for pros versus casual players. By exploring player parking, VIP areas, warm-up spaces, and fan engagement, Brodie sheds light on the often-blurred lines between elite competitors and everyday spectators. Fans will recognize key moments from notable tournaments, including the 2014 playoff between Ricky Wysocki and Paul McBeth in Georgia. With his expertise, Brodie offers a unique perspective on how to strike a balance between respecting the pros' space and providing an engaging experience for the audience.
Join Brodie for his take on disc golf atmosphere, expert tips & tournament footage - Grip Locked Clips with Foundation Disc Golf.
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here's one big change atmosphere that we've kind of talked about even this week some that i think would be big for disc golf and could be implemented tomorrow is removing the accessibility to the pros at least or at least controlling the accessibility of the pros if you show up right now a lot of times player parking and vip parking is the same lot a lot of times the warm-up area is roped off but then the walk from the world period to the first tee is not if players go to other parks you know if they don't have designated world areas and some of the other parks so players can come people can talk to them then during the round you know there's not designated fan areas fans are just kind of crowding around you to where every single tournament i've ever been to there has been issues where the td or one of the crowd control people has had to tell you like i need the whole crowd to take three steps back you are getting too close you're inching up way too much and you step back um and then after immediately after the round it doesn't matter how you play it doesn't matter if paul just lost like let's say 2014 when ricky lost in that playoff that i was just talking about i guarantee you people are coming up after and talking in the morning pictures and autographs and i guarantee you ricky was signing them taking them because he knows if he didn't he'd get if you're not you're a jerk that's the last thing ricky would want to do when if paul loses in 20 what is it 18 or whatever in georgia he like made his comeback but never couldn't get to where he topped ricky i i was with him people were asking pictures and stuff but the dude just lost worlds like the the um but the world is like the tournament and you know for ricky and paul especially during that era there were the guys going into it and you just lost it you know it's over and you don't even have time to like let it settle like you're just crushed right there the guy just hit a putt in your face your crush and people are coming up and asking to sign it...
