Winning my 6th world title
Watch as Paul Wins His 6th World Title in a thrilling recap of his preparation and mindset leading up to the competition. The video takes you back to Emporia, Kansas, where Paul trained with his team, including his loyal caddy Johns Hopkins from Johns Hopkins University. With Kristen Silver, Katie, and Larry Lettman joining the crew, they made the most of their time in the small town, perfect for intense practice sessions. Paul shares valuable insights on how he overcame doubts after a disappointing performance at DDO and prepared for the challenges of World Titles. He talks about learning from new courses, like Jones Supreme and Country Club, and fine-tuning his game plan to master his discs. With a forehand injury affecting his playing style in the past, Paul reveals how this actually became an advantage in Worlds.
Watch Paul McBeth dominate and win his 6th world title in an epic disc golf battle against top players.
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thank you foreign so we'll start back at the beginning I came to Emporia Kansas from Des Moines Iowa I think I arrived here on a Tuesday spent a couple extra days in Des Moines just to hang out see some family play some golf I didn't want to get to Emporia too early because it is a small town so there's not a whole lot to do whether it's food entertainment I didn't want to over practice the courses I just kind of get burnt out got here Tuesday checked into our Airbnb we have a really cool house we are staying with the estonians Kristen silver Katie we had Larry lettman here from Finland Hannah showed up my caddy for the week John Tompkins showed up on Monday and we had our two cameraman Mikey and Timmy so we had a full house it was an awesome time we were here in pretty much the the center of Emporia so it was pretty cool everything was so close so that really worked out each day I wanted to learn little bits of the course what my game plan was going to be how my discs were flying and actually coming out here a lot of people were comparing oh Paul didn't perform well at DDO he's not going to perform well at Worlds I think that was almost the opposite because DDO was so windy and we were playing new courses in the sense of Jones Supreme first time seeing it and then a couple new holes over at the Country Club so I wanted to learn the course and I wanted to play the course but at DDO I I tried to do that but I should have been playing the win so now that I was over here for worlds I actually had a forehand too I was a little bit hurt at DDO so I wasn't leaning on my forehand as much and it felt to me like that was really going to make the course easy it's gonna keep me away from the OB a lot and not have to push it too hard and and take unnecessary risks so it's really cool to see all that the practice stays do you guys get that a lot so Johns Hopkins was on the bag again uh if you guys know he's been on my...
