PLAYING DISC GOLF AT 9000 FEET!!
Join a spontaneous disc golf round in one of Utah's most stunning mountain courses at Solitude, home to 18 holes and breathtaking views. Filmed on location by the creator, who has never visited before but is excited for an adventure. The route takes them through a picturesque birch park trail, where they suddenly encounter unexpected rain. The crew meets up with Jeff Spring, a professional disc golf player competing in the World Championships just last week, and get some insight into the sport. After overcoming logistical challenges due to low oxygen levels at 9,000 feet, they finally reach the course, eager to play the infamous lower 18 holes, which includes a thrilling 1300-foot downhill drive on hole 18. With careful precision and skillful shots, the player navigates the challenging terrain, sharing their excitement and nerves as they face each obstacle.
Watch as Simon Lizotte pushes his skills to new heights at 9,000 feet with this epic disc golf adventure. High altitude doesn't hold him back!
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We're about to head up that mountain and play disc golf all the way down to the bottom. And quick shout out to the premium tilts, meta tilts coming in July. Stay tuned for those. All right, welcome to the vlog. Spontaneous disc golf round during a vacation, which you know that shouldn't really happen, but here we are. We're in the mountains of Utah and Solitude, which is one of the best mountain disc golf courses in the world or if not um the US at least of what I've heard at least. I've never been there. I've seen probably some photos, maybe even some video of it, but uh we're 13 minutes away driving through the mountains right now. This place is pretty dang awesome. And we're actually going to meet up with Mr. pro tour himself, Jeff Spring, who is still in town from the World Championships last week. And we're just going to show you some shots. Talk to Jeff a bit. Natalia's here on the camera. Hi. Helping me film. And uh let's see how today goes. Pretty excited. Mountain disc golf. Let's go. Walking to the course through a magical birch park trail. Oh. started raining on us, which is unfortunate, but in the mountains, you never know. Hopefully, it'll stop and hopefully we find the course cuz we don't really know where we're going. 9,000 ft. Low oxygen. All right, let's get going here. We finally made it. Here's hole one. Oh gosh. Oh gosh. Wow. and we brought fans. We're playing the lower 18 course and we're only looking forward to whole 18 really because that's a 1300 foot downhill blaster and I'm filming on my phone today. So, I hope the quality is going to be all right. One and done. And that was pretty good. I think I have a 30-footer and uh I'm scared of losing multiple discs out here. Yeah, we got to be careful. Bit too careful. Or go jump in. Oh, parked it. Oh, birdie warm up. All right, welcome to hole two. 400 something 87 47 487 downhill. I don't even know this disc. So, let's zero nothing. Let's aim at that sign. Stirred the gods of thunder. Hook up a bit. Oh, sit. Log. Oh, that might be a terrible roll. Oh, going driver. That's nice in the sweet spot. Oh, that's a putt....
