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We Tried the Bob Does Sports Stroke Play Challenge in Disc Golf
Foundation Nation takes on the Bobdo Sports Stroke Play Challenge at Sandusky Park, bringing together Trevor, Connor, and Silas for a high-stakes disc golf showdown. The trio sets a combined target of breaking 151 strokes over 18 holes, a challenging benchmark calculated to leave no room for error. As they play singles, each player must maintain consistency to keep the group from exceeding their limit. The video captures the intensity of the morning round, starting with a dead straight 261-foot first hole where players like the Invader drive and manage early bird putts. Viewers will follow the entire score progression, watching as the players navigate trees, avoid out-of-bounds areas, and execute key putts. The description highlights specific strategies, such as Connor’s decision to use forehands to conserve energy and reduce physical strain on his body. With the temperature rising quickly, the crew discusses the physical toll of the game, promising a blend of competitive tension and humorous banter. Fans of disc golf will appreciate the detailed scorekeeping and the insight into how individual performance impacts a collective goal. Whether you are a seasoned player or a casual fan, this episode offers an engaging look at the precision required in stroke play challenges, featuring natural conversations and technical breakdowns that make for an entertaining watch.
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What's up Foundation Nation? Today, me, Connor, and Silas are doing the Bobdo Sports Stroke Play Challenge. >> [music] >> So, what this is it is inspired by Bobdo Sports. Go check them out. We are here at Sandusky Park, me, Connor, and Silas, and we have to >> And Connor. >> And we have to shoot a combined score better than 151 strokes. So, we took together a bunch of different scores um based on what we think we could shoot, and 151 is the line to beat. So, we're all going to play singles, and we all have to >> Including Connor. >> And we all have to break 151. Pretty straightforward, but we will be keeping track and telling you what uh amount of strokes we're at the entire time. So, you'll be able to follow along. >> Trevor helped us come up with this line by kind of going through what would be like a good round for each of us. >> Yeah. >> So, none of us really have room to play a bad round. >> We're just playing straight up disc golf. >> This is straight up disc golf. So, like order doesn't matter. >> 18 holes? >> 18 holes. >> It feels very nice outside right now. It is 8:00 in the morning, but I suspect about four to five holes in we're already going to be sweating. >> Hole one, 261 ft, dead straight path, left and beyond it is OB. I'm going Invader. >> Oh, dude. >> Little putt. >> Not bad. Not bad. Bird putt. >> You going backhand? >> Honestly, I had a For the birdie, I like the backhand better, but I'm just so scared of throwing a backhand right now cuz that involves so much of my body. So, I'm going to throw a forehand, which uses less of my body. >> I like that. >> Yeah, that'll get the job done. >> That's nice. >> That'll get the job done. >> putt. >> Yeah, it's putt. >> I don't know where my Tesla is. My Tesla >> Tessie? >> Oh, maybe you left it plugged in. >> [laughter] >> I get it like the car Tesla just charged you. >> Oh, yeah. Freak you, Tesla. >> Little short. >> We all got putts. That's the important part. No one's out of bounds. No one hit a...
