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Simon Lizotte Thinks This Rule Is Bad
Disc golf enthusiasts, gather 'round as Jefferson and his co-host dive into the latest controversy in the disc golf world. They're discussing Ganon Burr's recent accusations and Simon Lizotte's thoughts on the dumbest rule ever. The conversation is getting juicy, with Paul being thrown under the bus by Ganon, and even Sesame Street-esque diss tracks coming out. Jefferson shares his own experience of being targeted, claiming he has video evidence to back it up, while also expressing no hard feelings towards fellow player McBTH. The discussion takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting Marshall's time warnings on day two and day three, which some see as an attempt to send a message beyond the current round. Simon Lizotte weighs in with his thoughts on this rule, calling it potentially "the dumbest rule of all time." With controversy brewing and alliances being tested, this conversation is not to be missed for fans of disc golf news and debate.
PDGA World Champ Simon Lizotte shares his thoughts on a rule that needs changing, sparking debate with top pros.
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might be the dumbest rule of all time. >> Oh, calls out there today. >> What's up, degenerates? It's the disc golf world. I'm Jefferson, and alongside me, as always, the one with all the holes in his game, Swiss cheese, breaking down what the disc golf community thinks about Ganon Burr's recent accusations and what Simon Lazad thinks is the dumbest rule ever. Welcome to this episode of Soup and thank you to all our favorite content creators discussing time violations because that's the exact thing I wanted to talk about this Sunday evening. Make sure to go subscribe to the people and of course drop one here so you won't miss out on the latest disc golf news. First, we got to go back to the beginning. Ganon's day three postround interview only just set the stage. It was the following press junket where Ganon decided to >> we can get a little juicy maybe >> throwing Paul's name out there while being attached to Marshall non calls and even going full Sesame Street on all of us by saying te is for targeting on not one but two podcasts things are certainly getting more than a little spicy even if it's accurate. >> I was infuriated. I was like this is not okay. It's kind of clear I'm being targeted. I have video evidence of it, especially with the words that we were told before the round would get you a time warning. It's exactly how I got my time warning in the exact same scenario. And McBth didn't get one. Like I said, nothing against McBTH. No, I have no hard feelings against McBth. I love playing with him and respect him as a player. It's just the Marshall was not being fair and equal is how I was being treated. It felt like it. >> The issue actually began on day two when the Marshall issued the first time warning on Ganon's approach of 18. issued for no other reason but to send a message not for that round but the following ones as the marshall stated to Ganon. But there's really no purpose of calling him at that moment otherwise. Day three brought a pre-round speech specifically highlighting only time violations from the very same Marshall as the day prior who should be watching out for far more than just violations but oddly seemed...
