WORST CADDY EVER!
At Lynchburg College, two players engage in an experiment to find the worst caddy in the world. The goal is for one player to make the other shoot as much over par as possible by using strategy to choose the right discs from their bags. Paul and Luke discuss various techniques, including how to identify which discs are more understable or overstable on long shots. They also explore different disc options, such as forehands, backhands, and buzzes. The duo plays through 56 holes of a challenging course, with some unexpected birdies and putts adding an extra layer of excitement. With expert caddie Paul and newcomer Luke competing against each other, viewers can learn from their strategies and tips for improving their own disc golf games.
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what is up everyone we are here at lynchburg college we're about to see who can be the worst caddy in the world we're both going to play both going to caddy but the main goal is to try to make the other part shoot as much over par as possible do you have any strategy uh just to figure out what is like really overstable or understable on long hauls i got a pretty solid strategy i feel like so uh let's get into it uh hole one is 252 feet downhill all right let's go watch oh boy see ya unless it's in the basket oh ah paul's bag nuke luke backhand forehand nukes baby yeah back oh uh yeah back goodbye no that's in the basket you have to be inside the circle to take a normal putt outside the circle paul still has a choice to choose what i want to throw oh i like that rule i'll throw you a bone here you can probably putter oh get freaky zone oh balls one down 183 feet paul is gonna have to throw a buzz on a forehand okay you get a a buzz as well tomahawk oh i was wondering if we were going to allow tomahawks in thumbnails yeah i'm like maybe i'll go the low little skipper oh come on come on oh he got out all right i know he'll still he'll still get to choose i knew where that was going go with your nuke i was just about to say my strategy is to not have them throw the same disc twice but uh all right hopefully we gave you enough time to not be dizzy after hannah's camerawork but uh we're on hole three nick got a birdie with a big putt i got a birdie and we're actually going to play this course with like a pro par so this one's kind of a tweener but we're gonna call it a part three the only one we'll call a par four is whole four which is like 500 600 feet depending on where it's at and uh so it's gonna be a par 56 all right i know what i'm picking for you what are you picking for me we're gonna look for a malta okay backhand all right because i don't want to do forehand twice in...
