Team MVP Practice Round | The Beast | B9
The Beast is put to the test in this practice round with B9's team MVP, as they tackle the challenging back nine holes of their course. With Raven at the helm, the team faces a tougher forehand and more open holes than before. The round features stunning fishing time lapse footage, as well as insightful tips on how to navigate the obstacles and take risks. Raven's expertise shines through in her discussion of key techniques, such as throwing over the obstacle (OB) with precision and using high-arc shots to clear the pond. B9's team MVP shares their strategy for success, including knowing when to go for it and when to play it safe. With two schools of thought presented - aggressive roller shots or forehand approaches - viewers will be inspired to try new techniques and improve their own skills.
Watch Team MVP take on The Beast in a practice round, featuring [Player Names] showcasing skills & strategies at one of disc golf's toughest courses.
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Welcome to the back nine of the beast. I traded out Sarah for Raven, so a way worse forehand. Tough kid, but yeah, there's a lot more open holes on the back nine. It stretches out quite a bit. I think we have two par fives or something. Sounds right. It's it's a it's a beast of a back n lives up to its name. So, come hang with us. Uh par4, 755 ft. Throw it hard and throw it hard again. We do the same thing but harder. Oh, so OB. Oh, good. It's so far. This one's the better one. Fishing time lapse. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's much better. Flex. Flex. That's good. Just farther from the basket. Made this hole really far. Yes. You are so good. Get around that corner. Um. Wow. But I did not know all that was happening. I just read about it recently. Yep. Oh, is that close? Yeah. Do what? Oh, four. Okay. Okay. It felt close. We were like, "Oh my god, he's going to die." This hole is way more in my wheelhouse. This is the first time I've played um since I've been here, and it's a lot of fun. This one I used to be scared of, and now I'm very confident in it. So the key is don't throw right OB. Um and just throw it a high heiser and try and get over the pond. You either bogey par or birdie this. Uh but the mistake you cannot make is go right. So high over the pond. Walk a lot between this guy. Nice shot. That's perfect. Thanks. That's how you do it. Just don't clip. Yeah, I'm just doing a layup here. So, I'm not trying to go for this one. I don't want to take a random OB stroke for a lowrisk shot or a high risk shot that's like low probability that I'm going to get into the circle. And if I do want to push it, I also have to go out of bounds like right here. Yeah. Just that pond, that pond is like right where you want to want to be. Nice. On fire. On fire. Woohoo. We are on 12 par4. Two schools of thought. one, you can throw a roller and try and get really aggressive, or you can throw a forehand. Um, you have a mando...
