Gannon Buhr vs. Simon Lizotte on Maple Hill’s Easiest Layout (Course Record)
Gannon Buhr and Simon Lizotte tackle the legendary pitch and putt course at Maple Hill Disc Golf Park, widely recognized as the number one course in the United States. In this challenge, the two disc golfers attempt to score a full 18-hole round on the shortest and technically distinct layout, which features no water hazards and emphasizes precision over distance. The session serves as Gannon’s personal redemption after a previous winter attempt, while Simon admits that this style of play is far from his bread and butter. As they navigate the holes, the duo contends with swirly wind conditions and significant elevation changes, including tricky downhill and uphill shots. Their conversation covers disc calibration, shot selection, and the unique pressures of putting on a course known for its stability and speed. Viewers will follow their journey through various hole setups, from short par holes requiring delicate touch to longer tees demanding accuracy. The highlight of their outing is the pursuit of aces and course records, with both players analyzing their throws and reacting to the unpredictable weather. Whether you are a fan of professional disc golf or simply enjoy watching skilled athletes compete in a fun, high-stakes format, this matchup offers an entertaining look at the differences in approach between two distinct playing styles on one of the sport’s most iconic venues.
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Oh, fade. That's in. We are here at the number one course in the United States. Today we have a special guest. Come here, bro. Simon Lazot. >> I'm taller. >> He's tall. Here at Maple Hill Red's course. This is the shortest course, right? >> Yeah. This is the pitch and putt ace runs. No water hazards. [music] >> And it's my bread and butter. >> It's definitely not my bread and butter. So today we're going to playing straight up 18 holes scoring rounds. We're definitely looking for some aces. So let's get it. This is Ganon's redemption for last winter. >> I know. >> All right, we have about 260 downhill. The wind is swirly today. So at least we have some excuse in case we get a par. I'm going to go balance a little straight at it. Oh, not straight at it. But that's swinging. Sit. Sit. >> It's probably a bird. Okay. 20 deep. >> Holy wind gust. >> That's stable. >> It is stable. >> The foot plays here. Got to putt it before it gets windy. >> No. >> Yes. >> The wind just died for you. That's not fair. >> Well, I got cooked on the t-shot, so it's fine. Actually, I'm just going to leave it right there. All right. Come on. No pressure. That looks like a Lithuania flag on the top there, doesn't it? >> Yeah. >> Is that what's happening? >> Okay, we're good. Locked in. >> First putt on the Gany channel. >> All right, hole two is 250. Back up the hill. Definitely a much harder shot. I'm going to try to go hex straight at it. I'm pulling my shots right. Oh no. >> Oh my gosh. That's a famous putt on the reel hole. >> I haven't been up this early in like a year. >> You're welcome. >> It's like 11:15. All right. Pizza again. >> Oh no. >> That thing it's like getting more stable. I think >> it's really good. >> Discs do that. I know. Throw one more just to calibrate. Ace >> run. just aces it. >> Calibration. >> Okay, I'm good. All right, [snorts] about 60footer here. Got to get give it a chance. Slight tailwind. >> No, wait. It looked good. Ah, it's an okay bed. >> I say it looked kind of good out of...
