I CHALLENGED MY BROTHER.
Two brothers from Randolph College put their disc golf skills to the test in a fun and unpredictable challenge. They aim to get as many hole-in-one shots as possible on each of the course's holes, no matter how short or long it may be. The brothers are armed with 27 discs each and will take on every hole in sight. As they play, they share their struggles and triumphs, showcasing their technique and teamwork. Throughout the video, the brothers face various obstacles, including blind shots and difficult terrain. Paul's lack of success in finding the basket is contrasted with Jonathan's skillful throws, highlighting the challenges of disc golf. The brothers' banter adds to the lighthearted atmosphere, making for an entertaining watch. With its focus on technique, teamwork, and good-natured competition, this video is a must-see for fans of disc golf and sports enthusiasts alike.
Watch Paul McBeth face off against his brother in a disc golf showdown. Sibling rivalry heats up on the course!
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what is up everyone we are here at randolph college every video he seems to be in he gets a hole in one and i'm tired of it so we came out here to randolph college all of them are fairly short but what we're gonna do is see how many shots it takes us to get a hole in one on every hole if it's even possible but we're going to try to do it we brought our bags we filled them i think we got 27 discs each because that's about the maximum we can fit in there so we're just going to jump right into it hold on right behind us last one oh wait no no that's it that's it last one all right so as you can see i got one paul's got none and if you're if you're wondering this is a completely blind shot you cannot see the basket at all so we had to tell each other how far left or right or too far too short that was really difficult that was a pain but i got one this one i think is a little bit more my favorite because we're not putting it we're throwing it now so you start five off let's get it five off come on oh it's looking good it's looking good in the room looking good let's go baby switching up to some forces here oh not even close come on oh that's looking good that's looking good there we go ties it up so hole three i mean you have a straight shot you really can't do anything crazy with it so it's gonna be rough but this would be a good one if one of us gets it yeah and i'm up by one since we both aced the other one so we board each other out all right so hole three was terrible but now we're getting into a little bit better holes a little bit more fun uh it's a whole four pretty straightforward downhill this height says 280 i think it's 280. i would say i have the advantage being the lefty but i know paul's got a really good forehand so it's going to go either way let's see straight at it with a putty down oh oh maybe come on good distance though come on stay up we're...
