Can I Win at My Home Course?! (Discmania Challenge Recap)
Ganon Burr's Discmania Challenge home event recap is here! The 2023 DMC Champ shares his experience playing at his home course amidst a hot and competitive day. With a decent crowd size and a focus on hitting the islands on holes five and seven, Ganon gives insights into his strategy for success. He discusses the importance of starting strong, navigating challenging holes like park hole one and three, and adapting to the unpredictable conditions. With a nod to his FD3 forehand driver and 100 putts in the morning, Ganon breaks down his performance shot by shot. Watch as he shares tips and techniques from his own home course, including warm-up routines and mental preparation for high-pressure competition.
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It is bright out here. Day one Disc Mania Challenge home event. There are a lot of hot scores out there. People are shredding, so I'm going to need at least double digits to be within three strokes. But um it's doable. It's my home course. I played here a bunch, so should have no problem doing that. And uh yeah, let's get it. Ben wants more information. So, I'm going to give you guys some more info. Uh it's very hot today and uh decent crowd size. Could be a little bit more, but it's Friday. What do you expect? Silus Schultz is about a park hole one. And um yeah, I'm excited to see how the new changes play out. And uh the goal is just to start off hot and hit the islands five and seven. The round should smooth or be pretty smooth from there. So, peace. 2023 DMC Champ sponsored by Disc Mania from Urbanale, Iowa. Give it up for Ganon Burr. Well, yo yo yo, what is up? Round one recap here from the Disc Mania Challenge. Uh, it was a weird day. I was very tired. This week has been very mentally draining for me. I just had a lot of things to do and feel like I didn't really get a chance to play like one legit practice round, which obviously I played this course so many times that shouldn't matter, but it still kind of throws off the routine a little bit and it was so hot out there. Uh, but starting off hole one, got my warm-up in, went to a field, threw really good, did a 100 putts in the morning, making about 85% of my 30footers, which is about right where I'm at when I'm putting good. And, uh, hole one, hit the first tree, go for the green to try to I should say my birdie and never crossing bound. So, I get a bogey there. That one hurt pretty bad. I go to hole two. Feeling pretty good. Throw a good drive out there. Bullseye forehand with my FD3. Uh, now I'm back to even. Get to hole three. Like I, you know, this hole shapes up really well for my forehand. So I throw my FD3. Perfect. Hits the last tree. Drops me like 40 ft. Miss it right. Almost goes out of bounds. Make...
