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Disc Golf Pro Tour CONTROVERSY
The Disc Golf Pro Tour CONTROVERSY discusses the latest news and developments in professional disc golf. Ledgestone and the DGPT announce a groundbreaking three-year deal, marking the first of its kind. The announcement sparks controversy among fans, with Gannon's OG caddy lighting up the comment section. The conversation also turns to other topics, including Preserve's double hype, rumors surrounding the Discmania Challenge, and Nate Heinold's event roster expansion. Swiss Cheese breaks down the impact of this deal on future schedules and teases Nate's potential involvement in more events. As the tour enters its tenth year, fans are eager to see how this new partnership will shape the sport. With news about Worlds and Nate's departure from the PDGA Board of Directors, there's no shortage of drama and excitement in the world of professional disc golf.
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Ledgestone and the DGPT announce a three-year deal, the first ever of its kind. Sure, it really doesn't shock many, but Gannon's OG caddy lighting up the comment section is what had me tripping. That and there's even some more this week in disc golf. What's good all you dis degenerates out there? I'm your host, the one with all the holes in his game, Swiss Cheese, here to bring you all the disc golf news you may have missed from the past week. Now, coming into this week, I figured it would be all about Preserve's double hype with some loose action in the lead-up to Worlds, bad tan lines, and who can forget borderline excessive amounts of fish pics. Really wasn't expecting rumors of Discmania Challenge being dropped from next year's schedule. Shared by Matt Bellaback of Titan Disc Golf and the creator of that Let's Go G chant. Funny enough, in the comment section of the tour's post announcing that multi-year deal. Shout-out Riley Rankin for bringing that one to my attention cuz I wasn't digging into that comment section, but maybe I really should have with Jeff Corns dropping bars on the weather and Airborne contributing in there also. Now, I'm going to get back to my thoughts on Des Moines later, I promise. I need to first cover the deal that sprung that discussion cuz its impact goes far beyond just next year's schedule. This multi-year deal will influence future ones and also tease Nate Heinold's event roster expanding even further. His schedule is certainly opening up with his upcoming departure from the PDGA Board of Directors this October. And since Heinold declared he would not be running for re-elections, most anticipated Ledgestone and Nate running even more events on the tour in the future. Some going even far as expecting all. Nate has been there for the tour's entire 10 years with a little course on a lake and a baseball field. From there, it went to Milford to become not just a mainstay, but the host of this incoming Worlds. And speaking of Worlds, got to let you guys know we're going to be there. Really shouldn't shock many of you that know us cuz if Finland didn't stop us last year, how is a 5-hour drive going to? But people still get surprised to see us, so I mention it anyways. Now,...
