The Disc Golf Guy - Vlog #18 - Philly Open Co-TD - Becky Sonnheim
The Disc Golf Guy's vlog #18 takes viewers on a journey to Sedgley Woods in Pennsylvania, the second oldest disc golf course in the country. Join The Disc Golf Guy and his co-td Becky Sonnheim as they compete in the 2010 Philly Open, showcasing the course's unique features and challenges. With over 200 tag members visiting daily, this historic course offers endless possibilities with multiple pins and tees per hole. The duo attempts to recreate a similar layout to previous Philly Opens, while also highlighting some of the course's hidden gems. Becky shares her thoughts on what makes Sedgley Woods an excellent destination for disc golfers, emphasizing its friendly atmosphere and variety of holes that cater to players of all skill levels. Perfect for those new to the sport or seasoned pros alike, this vlog provides a comprehensive look at one of the most iconic courses in disc golf history.
Watch co- TD Becky Sonnheim & I at the thrilling Philly Open tournament. Inside look at disc golf's top events.
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i'm the disc golf guy and this is my video blog i'm out here in pennsylvania at sedgley woods the second oldest disc golf course in the country and my co-td here becky sondheim and i just completed the 2010 philly open becky this course is like we said the second oldest in the country give us a little history or flavor for people that aren't from around here that should come and check it out well essentially i keep saying the second oldest disc golf course in the country um we have actually over 200 tag members alone that will come and play tags three times a week uh it doesn't include casual players for this tournament we actually um did two rounds of 20 holes we extended did some safari holes and uh really tried to show people what the course has to offer so there's actually like two or three pins on every hole and two or three or ten tees on every hole there's unlimited possibilities out here and as becky said we had safari holes we had we ended up playing 20 holes kind of similar to to previous philly open uh layouts and we had a maximum capacity of 100 people um what what would you say if you told somebody to come here why would they need to come to schedule just be besides the fact that it's the second oldest anything else um it's a very friendly atmosphere here when you come you're always greeted it's very easy the layout some nice short holes combined with uh some nine new holes that we do have all the way in the back that does create a little bit more of a challenge so you get a little bit of something for everybody and like terry was saying we have three different teams for every hole so we have everything from beginner to an expert awesome and if somebody were to come out on and they were in town for the week what's like the hot night out here hot night is actually thursday night uh we have thursday night doubles two bucks to get in it's random draw we do it by pools and a dollar for the ace pot it's the best three dollars you can spend in philly for a couple hours but awesome well this is my co-td becky sondheim...
