Team MVP Practice Round | 2025 NW Disc Golf Championship
Watch Eagle and his special guests tackle one of the most iconic courses in the world - the Northwest Disc Golf Championships' Team MVP Practice Round. Jennifer Smiley and Madison Walker join forces with Eagle's father for an intense practice session as they prepare to take on the beastly course. With just three days until the tournament starts, the team is putting in extra work to fine-tune their skills. The group discusses strategies for navigating the challenging holes, including hole one, a 450-foot par-3 that requires precision and control. Eagle shares his expertise on throwing techniques, such as boost off the tee and heiser flip, while Jennifer showcases her signature style with her wave shot. Madison and Eagle's father participate in practice rounds, demonstrating their skills and providing insight into how they approach the game. Get ready to witness the team's preparation for the 2025 NW Disc Golf Championship.
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What up MV peeps? Eagle here out at one of the most magical courses in the whole world for the Northwest Disc Golf Championships for a team MVP practice round. And I have three special guests. Two of them official team members and one of them a team member by proxy. We have special guests Jennifer Smiley, Madison Walker, and my father. Come on, come say hello. Have a name. How's it feel, everyone? Are you excited? Yes. So happy to be in Oregon. Eagles fathers here. Yep. So, we're going to attack this beast of a course and uh yeah, the tournament starts in three days and we need to get as much practice as we can in. So, let's go. All right, hole number one. I should pull the I don't think that T- sign is quite accurate and there's not an official T- sign here, but it is probably 450 ft. Probably a pretty tough birdie to start. Uh, this one always feels good to get. I'm going to take a boost off the tee. Try to get some heiser flip, a little bit of drift to the right, hopefully land under the basket. Here we go. Milo Mccyver. Oh, right through the tree. There we go. Inside circle. We're playing the same hole, just a different basket. We're a little bit tucked to the right. You can see it wide open from here. Oh, yeah. So smooth. What was that? Photon, but like really beat in old one. Nice. I'm gonna try and do something similar with my wave. Good line. Just a little O. Oh god. There we go. Nice. Great putt. Thanks. And I never birdie this one. I don't. Are you still putting with the proxy? Yeah. Nice. What are you putting with? Uh, I put with the Adam. Oh, I actually Yeah. Yeah, they're super glidy. And somehow it went in. Whenever you make the first putt of the day and not warm up, it always feels like a legitimate miracle. All right. I apologize. There is no T sign here and I don't think the T sign is correct, but it is hole two par five and probably close to 1,000 ft. 1196. That's sounds about right. So, I'm going to throw a roller off to T, try to get as right as I can. Uh, there's OB on the left...
