Disc Golf World Championship Practice Round (Toboggan)
Watch as professional disc golf player [Name] practices and perfects their game plan for the Disc Golf World Championship at the Toboggan Course in Michigan. Last year's champion returns to defend their title and shares their strategy for navigating this challenging course. With a focus on confidence and trust, [Name] discusses the importance of adapting to windy conditions and making adjustments as needed. Specifically, they showcase their approach to holes one and two, where sidearm shots are crucial, and share tips on how to achieve a stable throw with a Yoitz Nick DD3 disc. Watch as they put their plan into action, hitting bullseye after bullseye and demonstrating the perfect blend of technique and strategy. With insight from a seasoned pro, this video provides valuable lessons for disc golf enthusiasts looking to improve their own game and learn from one of the best in the business.
Watch Gannon Buhr prep for the world championship, featuring signature throws with the Toboggan. Expert tips & trick shots inside!
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But we are back at the World Championships 2026 here in Michigan. Pretty special to be back after winning the World Championships last year. And this is my first look at the Tobogen Course. So, we're going to run through that today. Kind of show you guys what my game plan is going to be. I've had some great success here in the past. So, I'm going to see if those plays are still working out. And if they're not, we're going to make some adjustments. But, let's get right into it. All right. Hole one. 528 downhill. Sidearm is definitely the shot. I'm gonna go with my Yoitz Nick DD3. Just try to put it over those flags and have it fade down to the right. The goal here really just keep it safe and give yourself a chance. That one's looking good. Circle one. >> All right, circle one. That's about the exact shot I'm looking for. Just have it push straight a little bit, but then have that nice fade to the right. That one didn't have any trouble. All right. Trying a little more stable just in case it gets windy. I don't know if I can get this there, but we'll see. Oh, that should get there, I think. >> Bullseye. >> Bullseye hit. We're good either way. Just got to go, depending on the wind, we'll go yellow DD3 or cloud breaker. And that's how we're going to start the world championships. Ah, even par. But hey, most of the time that'll catch and we should be good. All right, hold two. 686. Playing about 1,000 ft. Going straight up the tobogen hill. Going with that same DD3. I lean pretty heavy on this for this course. Forehand and backhand. I'm going to start it left, send it driver all the way up and have it drift to the right and hopefully land somewhere on that hill. And I hit him. No, that's good. It's short of him. That's a really good spot. That's exactly what I'm looking for to have it start left and drift right. I think the main thing out here and especially at the World Championships is you have to play with confidence and that shot requires it. You have to trust it out left and have it drift to the right. All right, we got to a good spot....
