Brad vs The Bruiser Kansas City Edition
Watch Brad take on the treacherous disc golf course in Kansas City as he faces off against the formidable Bruiser. With a par three of 288 feet and winds gusting at 75 miles per hour, even seasoned pros would think twice about tackling this hole. But not Brad, who's determined to show off his skills despite not having warmed up or practiced beforehand. As he navigates the challenging terrain, Brad must rely on his instincts and technique to overcome obstacles like treacherous lake hazards and tricky putting situations. Joined by the enigmatic Bruiser, a mysterious figure known for pushing players to their limits, this high-stakes match promises to be an entertaining clash of skill and determination.
Watch Brad & Paul Ulibarri face off on challenging Kansas City courses in The Bruiser tournament. Epic battles and impressive disc golf skills await!
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Baby, welcome back sports fans from around the world. It's another edition of Brad versus the Bruiser, and I'm expecting to get bruised. My guy won't let me warm up. He wants me to shoe it up. I'm gonna throw with no warm-up. I haven't made a putt. I threw two shots. The wind's blowing 75 miles an hour. And this guy wants me to take on this thing. I mean, look at this, dude. It's ridiculous. Anyway, it's a par three. What are we looking at here? We got They don't even tell you anymore. All right, here we go. Hole 15 par three, 288 ft, 87.8 m. What does that mean? I have no idea. But it's a tough, tricky, short hole, especially for these guys these days. Somewhat doable for me, but my boy's making me come out here ice cold in a freaking tornado. So, here we go. Yeah, this is going to be fun. Oh, yeah. Okay. Quiet on the set. Quiet on the set. He's cooked on this one. No, I gave him my disc, so he better not be. All right, this probably won't be good. It's not even my dog. Just needs an audience. Oh yeah, let's get into the swamp. Perfect. There goes your dog. Gone. Nice. Someone else's disc, which is now in the lake. Paul's disc. And uh Yeah. Okay. I took four or five putts, but now I've got a 60footer downhill with a lake behind it. So, uh, yeah, this this should go well. See if I can't make it though. Get the full grind on. Told me nothing. All right. Not a lot going on. Give it a chance. downhill. How did that miss on the pro side unlike much of those golfers at the Masters last week? Saw more putts missed on the low side I ever seen in my life. I don't know what these guys were thinking. It's Augustine National. They're missing on the low side. At least I missed on the pro side. When you miss on the pro side, you at least feel good about the bid. Low side never had a chance. Tiny chunk of chicken here. Once again. Great. Another bogey. Nice bogey, Brad. Way to go, buddy. It's always a good time though when you're playing disc golf, right, fellas and ladies? Thanks for coming out. Let's go...
