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The Future Of Disc Golf | Debate Night Clips
The Future Of Disc Golf | Debate Night Clips explores the evolving landscape of disc golf and its potential for growth beyond casual play. A prominent figure in the disc golf community shares their insights on how public land courses will remain free to play, driven by increased traffic benefits to parks. In contrast, a niche disc golf tourism market is expected to emerge, featuring pay-to-play complexes with multiple courses catering to diverse audiences. The concept is illustrated through specific examples of cities like Charlotte and Dallas, which offer the necessary infrastructure for year-round operations. The video also touches on the role of amenities such as pro shops and concessions, including the popular pretzel, in enhancing the overall disc golf experience. With its engaging discussion, this clip provides valuable insights into the future of the sport.
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i don't think pay to play will ever be the main or majority of disc golf courses just because the majority of like disc golf courses are in parks and stuff where like they're already maintaining and everything and you can just put a basket in and it doesn't increase their maintenance but it drives way more traffic to the park which is what parks want so like a lot of disc golf courses are going to be on public land and going to be free to play but i do think that as disc golf gets bigger there's a disc golf tourism market where you can have a disc golf complex or you can have three or four properties around town that are all pay-to-play and and make a sustainable business out of it are we there yet i think in certain areas yeah i think that a course in like a disc golf complex in like charlotte or dallas or clearwater florida or um heck somewhere like minnesota i saw there's a ton of courses and there's a ton of disc golfers but you need somewhere where you can play 12 months out of the year for it to really work so charlotte is even a little questionable with that but i think somewhere where there's like three or four courses they're all pay to play they all reach different audiences and they're all just immaculate and then you have a nice pro shop that's also like a like quick quick eat restaurant like you know pretzels hot dogs and stuff like that um pretzels you don't you don't want to practice that's my go-to if there's a pretzel anywhere i will buy it and i will eat it period i love pretzels pretzels with cheese that's a pretzel seems more like a concession stand like at something that you're like going to watch a game that's what i was saying just like a quick like i don't think that disc golf isn't going to be like you have a meal like you sit down press is the weird one pretzel's a weird one i don't think hot dog what do people think what do people think in the chat hot dog are you are you stopping around weird pretzel's weird is that the i don't buy that for a second you're you're saying that silence the chat...
