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We Built Bags from the Top Selling Disc Golf Discs of 2025! | Disc Golf Challenge
The Foundation Nation Disc Golf Challenge crew takes on the top-selling discs of 2025 in a unique game of Vegas-style competition. Trevor and [host's name] build bags from these bestselling discs before tackling an 18-hole disc golf course with a twist: their scores are combined to determine the winner, but they must aim for a lower overall score to succeed. The goal is to break 500 by averaging 27 per hole, requiring at least one player to birdie 10 unique holes. With a focus on playing good disc golf and minimizing mistakes, the hosts will try to outmaneuver each other in a high-stakes challenge. Will they overcome their past failure and achieve victory? The outcome depends on who can execute the strategy of "just play good" while managing risk and reward.
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What is good, Foundation Nation? Today, we built bags from the top 100 bestselling discs of this year. So, essentially what we did is Trevor and I took the list of the top 100 bestselling discs over at foundationis.com from 2025, and we both made five discs bags out of them. Realistically, you're probably all in the top like 50. We tried to we tried to keep it to be y'all's most popular discs. And we're doing the same format we did for this video last year cuz we failed it last year. >> We're going to succeed this time. So, it's a game called Vegas. And basically how it works is we play the hole single, but we take our two scores on it and it makes a number. The lower score goes first. So, if Trevor takes a two here, I take a three here. We took a 23 on the hole. We play all 18 holes and our goal is to break 500, which would be averaging 27 a hole. So, basically, I believe Trevor said the math is one of us needs to birdie 10 of the holes. We need >> Doesn't seem that crazy. >> Correct. The problem we did last year was we would both birdie the same holes. >> Yeah. Yeah, cuz then it's a 22 versus a 23. >> It doesn't help. >> But if we both if we both par the next hole, then it's a 33. >> Well, I mean, if you go by the whole mindset of you're wasting a birdie, >> you still we just need one of us to birdie 10. One of the two of us needs to birdie 10 unique holes. >> The only strategy in this is if somebody parks the first shot, you would want to run it. >> Basically, just play good because if somebody is under the basket, your score hardly is going to matter. >> It matters by one or even two. It doesn't matter. Okay. And basically just play good disc off and we'll do it. So >> if we don't, we're going to do the same punishment we did last year. Every 20 that we are off. So last year we missed it by 50. Every 20 that we're off, if we lose, we have to auction one of our discs from our collection on whatnot. So we'll...
