MY BIGGEST WEAKNESS!? (Champions Cup Round 2)
Join [Disc Golfer's Name] as they share their honest thoughts on their biggest weakness in a high-stakes Champions Cup Round 2 match. With a mix of skill and luck, [Disc Golfer's Name] navigates through the course with their trusty disc, showcasing impressive throws and clever strategies. One of the standout features of this tournament is its seamless flow, thanks to expert course design that has so far avoided any backups. [Disc Golfer's Name] tries out a new trail disc from Germany, experimenting with a unique hiser throw. With a keen eye for detail and a focus on technique, they share their insights on what makes a successful round in the sport. As the day unfolds, [Disc Golfer's Name] reflects on their strengths and weaknesses, offering a glimpse into the mental preparation required to excel at this level. From the thrill of landing birdies to the challenges of overcoming tough holes, [Disc Golfer's Name]'s commentary provides an engaging look at the world of disc golf.
Watch Simon Lizotte tackle his biggest weakness on course as he takes on challenging holes in this intense Champions Cup Round 2 disc golf footage.
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I like that. You weren't rolling it right. No, I just got it. You hit the top and those first couple throws of the day just always feel like whoa. just like how am I going to get through this? But then it loosens up pretty quick and it's disc just fly smoothly again. All right, let's check out this new disc that I just got from a fan the other day. It's out there, but it might be actually kind of cool. It's a trail and I feel like I kind of need a trail in my bag. I haven't hit anyone. I'm going to throw in a slight hiser. Never thrown before. Little flip up and back to hiser. That's how a trail flies. Think I can throw it today or just lucky charm from Germany. Simon Lazat. We're back and we're getting ready for steak night. Round two is in the books. What a what a round. What a day. What a vibe. Let's start with the good again. I think the best thing that comes to mind is that we've had zero backups so far this tournament. So, that speaks for a good course design and a good flow out there. So, that's definitely been positive. And I think that's about where my memory, that's all I can think of. Uh, okay. The round started off so good. I felt like I was throwing the disc way better than yesterday. Got the birdie on one again. Saved a nice par on hole two. Then I finally threw a good T- shot on three and could capitalize on it. Take a birdie. Was very close to birding four as well. Then I birdied five, the par five, which was nice. And then we got to the triple mando hole leading up to that hole. I was I'm not going to lie, I was already a bit thinking about that hole that that's kind of the hump I need to get over just to like cruise for the rest of the round. And what I mentioned yesterday, when stuff happens that I don't even think about, it's like I had such a good idea of what I was going to do and I thought I executed it well and I just threw it too high and I missed the triple mando high and it completely caught me off...
