The Disc Golf Guy - Vlog #6 - Cracked Plastic Tournament and Disc Resting on Top
The Disc Golf Guy shares his insights and expertise at the Cracked Plastic Classic Larry Lebond tournament in Cazoo Michigan. This vlog marks the 6th installment of The Disc Golf Guy's video blog series. Join him on a balmy day as he navigates the short, technical, and wooded course reminiscent of courses like Manaa or Sandy Point Resort in Locka Flambo, northern Wisconsin. The Disc Golf Guy provides rule clarifications to help new players understand what counts for a valid putt. He addresses questions such as when it lands on top versus resting on top, and whether it's supported by the basket's contraption. The Disc Golf Guy also shares his experience with the Camu Basket Cases' event, which has been running for over 12 years. With over 10 years of attendance under his belt, he knows the course like the back of his hand.
Join me at the Cracked Plastic Tournament where I face off against fellow players in a battle of skills and epic shots!
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I'm the disc golf guy and this is my video blog I'm out here in beautiful cazoo Michigan on a balmy 253 degree day playing in the cracked plastic classic Larry lebond of the Camu basket cases has been putting this event on for more than a dozen years I know I've been coming for at least 10 of them it's a really short course it's very technical and it's very wooded you really have to hit your lines if you ever played manaa or Sandy Point Resort in Locka flambo area in northern Wisconsin you'd know it's very similar course to this they have a ton of other courses in the area of short and Technical and accurate isn't your speed they also have courses at Asimo at nolwood out at albian they have lots of beautiful courses so if you ever get a chance come play over in cazoo Michigan where they also hosted the 2008 amateur and professional World Championships today we're going to give you a rule clarification a lot of people when they get started out aren't really sure about the rules as to what counts for a valid Putt and when the disc is in the basket or or not so what I'm going show you is anytime it comes into the chains and it rests in the chains it counts that's valid all right even if it's hanging in there in some goofy fashion like this whatever if it's if it's hanging there by the chains you're fine if it lands in the basket of course it counts no problem there now one of the biggest questions is does it count when it lands on top or when it's resting on top like that and the answer is absolutely not so if you and your buddies are playing that way it does doesn't count Landing up here on top is no good another good question is what if it hangs and sometimes you even see it wedge depending on your putter you may see it come onto the edge onto the Nubs of the basket it's still supported by the basket Contraption down at the bottom so it counts here and on a hot summer day you may see a skip a or you may see somebody throw it really hard a Putter and it's a little bit rubbery and it could actually...
