We Let a Wheel Pick Our Throws! (Chaos)
Gavin Babcock, Sullivan Typton, and Ganon Bur are joined by Ben Kenny behind the camera for a unique throwing challenge at Charlie Benner Park. They're using a wheel to determine their throws, where whatever section it lands on is the shot they'll attempt. The group discusses the different throwing techniques, including tomahawk, forehand roller, backhand roller, and grenade, among others. As they take turns trying to make each shot, they reveal their strategies for navigating the unpredictable outcomes of the wheel's spin. With a focus on precision and teamwork, they aim to achieve a score of three or four under par on this par-three 264-foot hole. The video captures the excitement and camaraderie of the group as they face the challenges of the wheel's decisions, making for an entertaining watch for fans of disc golf and throwing competitions.
Watch Gannon Buhr navigate chaotic throws picked by a wheel in this hilarious disc golf challenge, full of unpredictable twists and unique shots!
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What's up guys? Here Gavin Babcock, Sullivan Typton, Ganon Bur. We got Ben Kenny behind the camera. >> Ben Kenny, >> we got triples worsh shot. We're spinning a wheel. So, we're going to spin the wheel before every shot. Whatever it lands on is a shot we're going to throw. And uh you just have to make it in the basket. Once once the disc is made in the basket, holes over. So, not really >> not everybody has to make it. >> All right, let's get to it. All right. So, you can see we got tomahawk, thummer, lefty, forehand roller, backhand roller, grenade, backhand, and forehand. And uh keep spinning and two, you are inside circle one. So, first hole here at Charlie Benner Park. We got par three, 264 ft. So, let's get right to it. Sull's going to be up first. So, we're as a group here. I think we want to go probably what, three or four under. We're going to spin the wheel. Let's see. We landed on Oh, we might get lucky. Oh, >> forehand. Count it down as a birdie already. Ah. First one in the day. >> Yeah, we've had to go forehand here. >> Okay, that is that is >> that's 15 ft. >> You think so? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> I think it's probably pretty safe. It's at least circle one. >> The problem is when one of us misses a circle one, then that's going to be a bad That's definitely C1. Does only one person have to make it or all three of them have to make? >> Just one person. >> It was clarified in the beginning. >> What the >> Okay, that's going to ruin it for us. That's fine. >> That's what That's further than Sully's. >> 33. >> Yeah. Well, that's not good to start. We're spinning the wheel again. Here we go. Oh, no. Okay. forehand. So, this is a bit tricky. I mean, I think we all get a soft bit. >> We got to go forehand from here. >> Yeah. I mean, Oh, yeah. Because if we forehand outside the circle. Do not go outside the circle. >> One of us just has to put it in there, right? >> Yeah. But don't go outside the circle. >> I can still put it in. >> I mean, yeah....
