My Home Course is almost done!!
The creator of the Home Course is thrilled to share an update on their latest project - a beautiful outdoor disc golf course in progress. Shoutouts go out to their MVP (Most Valuable Player) for delivering nine stunning turf tee pads, which will serve as the foundation for this launch pad. The tee pads are 6x12 feet and offer plenty of space to navigate. The video showcases hole two's green, completed quickly in just three hours, and provides a glimpse into the design process behind hole four. This hole features a side slope with a half-circle retaining wall style and promises to be an exciting challenge for players. The creator discusses their favorite animal (worms!), shares insights on course design, and talks about their plans for the future of the Home Course, including building holes one and four.
Watch as Simon Lizotte completes his dream disc golf course with mind-blowing finishes and stunning design elements.
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Shout out MVP for shipping me nine beautiful turf tee pads. This is the launch pad. 6 by 12 ft. Pretty big boys. What do you think of the tee pads in it? >> I I think they're going to be great. >> Okay, perfect. I built hole two yesterday. And today we're going to build hole four because I'm home. This is hole two's green. Much smaller build, much easier build. This soil was so friendly compared to the other side over there. Hole one's green is just behind these trees. But uh turned out pretty nice. Little side hill. >> It's really nice. >> You like it? >> Yes. >> Yeah, I did that in about 3 hours compared to 4 days. And today we're going to do a similar build. It's going to be hole four. Um also on a side slope like a half circle retaining wall style. So that's the project. What's your favorite animal? >> Worms. >> Worms? Okay. Tee pads will be built the week after worlds. This is hole one as you remember from last video. Pretty freaking beautiful. And as you can see from the front of the tee pad right here, there's a nice little heiser tree gap you can hit to kind of like go heiser down the driveway. Finish down there. Pretty severely downhill. So 370-ish, 380. But plays like probably a clean 300. And then hole four is going to finish back up this hill. I want the basket to be hidden by this tree looking from hole one so it doesn't feel like you're throwing over another basket. But basically somewhere on the side slope here this boulder is pretty cool so that might be part of the green this one. And then just build a little nice little half circle build it up a bit. And then the tee pad for this hole will be kind of behind those bushes there. Going to be like a big flex right up the hill. You could also try a sneaky heiser up the hill. That one's going to play more like 450. Probably not really 450 but it's going to play like it because of the uphill. I'm [snorts] just going to use what I have left even though I'm not convinced it's actually enough. Got this guy. Got a little nature moment. Is that a beetle?...
