Paul McBeth Makes Birdie On Huge 70ft Putt (Masters Cup)
Watch as Paul McBeth sinks an incredible 70-foot putt at his home course, a challenging layout known for its dense woods and treacherous terrain. McBeth's signature steep hyzer flip style serves him well on this particularly tricky shot, which drops into the top half of the chains with ease. The Masters Cup is renowned for its wooded holes, and McBeth proves himself to be one of the best players to tackle these demanding layout features. This birdie putt is a testament to his skill and confidence in his technique, making it a thrilling moment to watch for fans of professional disc golf.
Watch PDGA World Champion Paul McBeth sink a huge birdie putt from 70ft at the Masters Cup! Incredible skill on display.
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another player that does really well in the woods his home course is extremely wooded hence the steep hyzer flip style let's see if paul i thought you were gonna say hence the headband this looks a bit more committed from him but he still doesn't like it hit something thank you that was road bound yeah just just saying he's got a putt though oh paul macbeth please rewind that that is every bit of 60 65 feet wow yeah he was asking he was asking for it to drop like three times i think i heard and it just just dropped enough that was the top half of the chains there you
