Paul McBeth | In the Bag | 2017
Watch as four-time disc golf world champion Paul McBeth takes you through his bag of tricks in the Texas heat. In this exclusive look, Paul shares his go-to putters, including the MC Pro AVR and AVR3, highlighting their benefits for both putting and driving in windy conditions. He also discusses how he chooses between these two putters for different shots, showcasing his expertise in navigating tricky courses. Additionally, Paul introduces his favorite mid-range mold, the Make 3 Champion, which is perfect for beginners looking to improve their form or seasoned players seeking a reliable understable option. With Paul's insights and tips, you'll gain a deeper understanding of what makes a great disc golf setup and how to make the most of your game in various conditions.
Join Paul McBeth as he shows you his go-to discs from the 2017 season. Get a look at what helped him dominate the tour with his bag setup.
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hi I'm Paul McBeth four-time disc golf world champion and I'm going to show you what's in my bag first off I'll start with the putters I carry two mcpro avrs uh these are strict for putting that's all I use them for a lot of people like to drive with them they're slightly overstable um thrower but when it comes to putting they're just dead straight uh I like them in all types of wind I never try something else because these are going to fight that wind so make Pro AVR two of them the next putter I have is the newest putter out and that's the avr3 uh very flat top I like it for my thumb it fits very comfortable in my hand really easy release but it's also got the over stability that I like uh so when it comes to driving I like to throw it for Hiser up shots if I throw this thing straight it'll just hold that straight line and I can throw it for soft Flex shots uh but this is the newest this in my bag and I'm super excited to use it this weekend here in Texas it's pretty windy so avr3 will be thrown a lot uh the next putter I have is the Nova this is my go-to for any straight shots Woods um if I just need something to stick on the Green the Nova definitely a very good beginner disc um I highly recommend it if you're having trouble with a backhand shot and you need to figure out your mechanics if you don't have smooth form this will be a good teacher for you so Nova and uh we'll move on to the next mold I have in my bag the mid-range I carry three types of molds uh we'll start off with the most understable which is the makeo 3 Champion make 3 this probably the most beginner friendly mid-range have in my bag very straight to understable uh if you're new to the sport I would definitely try a make A3 and either star or Champion but for me if I throw it soft uh a little heer I can get it to fly dead straight if I throw it with a little bit of power nice underst stable turning shots uh so make 3 champions my choice about 176 so...
