2022 Fairhope Jubilee • Paige Pierce • Madison Walker • Tina Oakley • Chloe Alice • Emelia Marshall

[@thediscgolfguy]

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[@EricLeeStepp]

I appreciate you.

[@darinladd5312]

This is what leadership looks like. Pay attention, newbs.

[@Earl_E_Burd]

Censorship like the extreme left. Must be proud.

[@darinladd5312]

@@Earl_E_Burd Check yourself, Earl.

[@Earl_E_Burd]

@@darinladd5312 Please refrain from using aggressive language such as your recent threat. All we ask is that users treat each other with respect. Name calling (when you called people newbs) is uncalled for and as Terry stated, a ban may be in order if we have a third infraction from you. Regards.

[@Retired_Rambler]

Thank You so much for bringing us these smaller venues during the off season! It's nice to have something to watch up here in Wisconsin while it's snowing and 5 degrees out! Keep up the great work!

[@thediscgolfguy]

That's what I do - I take one for the team. In this case it meant leaving Wisconsin to head to Florida and Alabama and then I'll have to visit Arizona TWICE, yes, TWICE in January. I don't do it because I love leaving Wisconsin's winters behind. I do it so you have content to consume :)

[@nelle6363]

The Jubilee was my first tournament four years ago. Haven't been back since. It's wild to see how much it's changed, and to see a world champ play it. Thank you for recording and sharing this!!

[@GibneyMichael]

I remember you playing it! We miss you down here.

[@miranda______]

So excited to have new FPO coverage in January. Keep up the great work!

[@BenPalm]

So fun getting to watch Tina and Madison again! I prefer tight wooded courses over big open bomber courses. I like tight shot shaping - that’s my favorite part of the sport!

[@justinchoi6666]

My favorite thing about this coverage is seeing Tina play a tournament. She can really carve the woods. Don't get to see her often because of her many ventures now, but this was a treat

[@sarabutler131]

Shorter more technical. As a female it’s a lot more satisfying to get some scoring opportunities. Thanks for the content. Was super happy to get to watch this.

[@chillokapi5225]

Tina should tour again... she played great in this round

[@juliankellison2005]

Agreed I was legit impressed

[@jessiek3500]

No disrespect to anyone but hoping that in the future the pdga protects female only divisions

[@thesubstitute]

Happy for Madison to get a disc sponsor for 2022, and it being MVP because they have some cool discs.

[@darinladd5312]

... like the Ion. ;)

[@CharlesJWillard]

The resolution and color balance is superb on this vid.

[@justinchoi6666]

Thanks for rushing this content out, Terry. Really appreciate it

[@rickfloyd4352]

I’m an old guy (62) so I prefer a shorter more technical course. Thanks for the great coverage. You are a great ambassador for our sport.

[@NothingBetterToDew]

Thanks for the content!!!

[@thediscgolfguy]

More to come so buckle up! Thanks for watching!

[@derekcooper8227]

Great coverage! I prefer the short, technical shots - both for playing and watching

[@frolflungren7062]

Terry you are a GOAT, always coming out with the fire coverage.

[@thediscgolfguy]

I appreciate that. I also appreciate events that want me and my Patreon subscribers that are the real heroes here!

[@rayjak4390]

Thanks Terry. Very good camera work 👍

[@thediscgolfguy]

Thank you but first round camerawork {of FPO} was all tldinr by Flex Line Productions.

[@victorianicole3904]

Hey Terry! Thank you for the FPO coverage! In my opinion, I would definitely prefer courses like these. Short and technical course's. They really make you pick your line's and hit them, and if you don't, it will most likely make you practice your scramble game. Being a Michigan player, the ruff is ruff, and you do not want to be there.

[@darreno9874]

These early season comps help with the disc golf withdrawal. Thanks to all who took part

[@DustinDiscGolf]

:D

[@thetcstephens]

Great coverage! Thank you

[@hooperbloop7625]

I like the shorter more technical courses. It shows the real talent for shaping shots. The more open courses just shows off who has the biggest arms.

[@RetroReaktor]

I love both the technical short holes as much as long ripping holes. Love it all!

[@mhandz1]

Shorter and technical. It's more fun to play and more exciting to watch.

[@dclamp123]

Great coverage again, thanks! I like a shorter, more technical course. My favorite is a well-treed parklike setting of medium distance.

[@DustinDiscGolf]

Glad you had a good time!

[@Ironic_Jihad]

As a noodle-armed old man a short, technical course plays to my strengths. Can't hang with big bombers on a wide open course.

[@guataman24]

Wow did not know transitions were allowed to pick their divisions

[@DiscGolfDom23]

NICE! Love having DusT on the commentary

[@DustinDiscGolf]

Thanks! I had a blast working with Terry!

[@BrettGuevara]

Great job on commentary, I really enjoyed watching the larger card too. I prefer watching more technical golf for sure.

[@DustinDiscGolf]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@skipmaxwell6011]

At 72 yrs. old, I like playing shorter courses that require accuracy to score. #6922

[@stuartschwenke6656]

Terry's question: Having watched some DG from Europe. Those courses are shorter and more technical with lots of OB (natural and artificial). It just makes for more interesting game. It does not necessarily even the field; the pros are still pros and separate from the field. But the finesse required by all the players just seems more natural. It feels like the DGPT would prefer longer bomber course, i.e. mimic the PGA style formats. Maybe that is were the professional side is going. But, for the rest of us: recreational, intermediate, and am's, the shorter more technical course will prevail.

[@waltdistel716]

15:44 "boom bitcheees!"

[@lucasmuller8074]

I’ve been watching the MPO coverage for 4 years now and I think I am ready to follow the entire FPO field too, These ladies are insanely good!

[@discr1709]

I play in Maine at wooded courses that require course management and a variety of shots. If courses in my area were open with long distances I probably wouldn’t play very often being in my 50’s and not a long thrower.

[@justinchoi6666]

Also, pretty fun seeing coverage on a "local" course many of us are used to playing wherever we are in the country

[@briangrina8140]

I like the shorter, more technical courses for playing, but I love watching the pros play wide open courses so that we get to see them rip on some distance drivers.

[@nolanteubel6974]

I would cry if I was in a C teir and Paige entered it. Tears of excitement to see her but also many of sadness

[@Moto-xe3kw]

You know the background why she did?

[@nolanteubel6974]

@@Moto-xe3kw terry said she lives relatively close so I would just assume a rust buster before the season starts.

[@Moto-xe3kw]

@@nolanteubel6974 no, it’s because a bunch of players in their division dropped out after finding out Chloe is Trans. She did it to make a statement.

[@nolanteubel6974]

@@Moto-xe3kw wow thank you for informing me, quite the statement by the other players and also by Paige!

[@mvteubes]

@@nolanteubel6974 wow!

[@Calvert_Ash]

I love the short technical courses. They’re important to practice and help you with your game.

[@tylert2856]

Definitely prefer more shorter technical courses. Fun to watch and play.

[@MikeMikeFV]

I prefer a good mix between par 3 and par 4 with trees in the fairway but not too wooded. Similar to Hornets Nest. Hole 6 in this course seemed to have both technical and open aspects which I know isn't answering your question but is still my answer haha.

[@JustBBlunt]

I like a mix of shorter technical holes with some wide open longer ones in a course.

[@joshuacooper3301]

Can MVP recreate the Madison Walker Wraiths puhleaz?

[@jeffking9702]

I like the long ones, but I live by short tech parks that are super fun.

[@josephjohnson5116]

I like both. I love to throw a disc down a narrow path but also unleash in an open field.

[@jacoblindquist]

Short course all day. I play through the michigan winters. Long courses are a pain in the butt with snow etc.

[@k2OS]

For a noodle arm like myself, I prefer the shorter, technical holes.. any day. Great coverage and commentary as always :)

[@andywallinger5050]

or apparently just join the fpo and your arm will be average to above average

[@jonspell88]

C-tier, but with Paige and Madison? Wish I was in that gallery!

[@drewoetgen964]

I like a course that requires angles and gap hitting over just long open distance personally.

[@VeshNH]

The shorter courses are more relatable for us mortals. The bomber courses are great to watch, but I laugh when I see something like a 700 foot par 3. That would take me 3 shots in the open, to get within putting range, on a great day. More like 4 (or 5 in the woods). Great to see coverage like this, and how even the top pros like Paige can be challenged by these tighter short courses.

[@coryplease]

More technical than long any day! FPO or MPO honestly.

[@aklevin]

Woods all day! Shot-shaping is what I love about disc golf. If I wanted to watch people throw things far, there are other sports with that that are more exciting (ultimate frisbee comes to mind).

[@ewucrew2]

A+ excellent. As always.

[@discoriented6235]

Anyone know if Chloe creates disc golf content? I don't see anything on KZbin.

[@scottpeyatt6403]

Short more technical but I'm biased because I still don't have the distance for the longer courses

[@sk8rdie12345]

My favorite style is Wildcat Bluff in Urbana, IA!

[@scottlee9428]

Definitely prefer the more technical courses. I try to avoid the wide open courses, as I don't have the arm for them anymore and more so I simply find them boring. But that aside, I love the technical/wooded courses because they challenge all aspects of your game. You need a wide variety of shots to score well.

[@kcnole]

Thank you so much for coming down to our area. It's so exciting to see how disc golf is growing down here where I live in Pensacola, and especially with the amount of pros who are making their home here in this area. We really do have one of the best DG communities around. It was so much fun watching them all on one card together. And I'm really excited to see Chloe step out this year and take her first steps on the Pro Tour. Can't wait to see how well she plays.

[@scottc4076]

Technical disc golf is it Thanks for the coverage Terry 👍👍👍

[@carlwells4989]

Did you get any MA3 coverage?

[@thediscgolfguy]

Sorry but I didn't.

[@larryweesejr1441]

Shorter more technical at 60 years old it's nice to have opportunities to score

[@CJKrieg24]

idk how many disc golf guys know just how awesome of a commentator Dustin 'Dust' Mouret is for counter strike. low key a super awesome collab

[@PWheat23]

I very much prefer a shorter more technical coarse than a longer open coarse. It makes for more interesting shots and scrambles.

[@ÐĞÂŘÑÈŘ]

I play Majette all of the time. With that being said I wish I had more courses that were technical. If only because I need more work on shaping shots that a ball golf course doesn’t force out of you.

[@seanstreck2669]

15:47? "Made it bitcheeees?" LOL

[@WanderingYoda]

I definitely enjoy watching wooded courses. Open courses seem repetitive, from a personal viewing perspective.

[@austinthrowsstuff]

It just feels like sandbagging haha and I would know… I won a junior championship at 28

[@stevennelson7643]

I prefer shorter more technical courses simply because im more accurate,and have a controled 280ish distance. So i like only having circle one putts. when im on a longer course im typically outside the circle or further and less chances for birdies for me.

[@nobudgetdiscgolfvideos1814]

I like both, but if I had to pick, I would go with a shorter, technical course.

[@brentfaubert2553]

@thediscgolfguy What was the feeling amongst the card about a Trans woman playing in FPO? Or if any of the players see this, what are your thoughts?

[@thediscgolfguy]

I did not have a conversation with Emelia regarding the topic as it wasn't really any of my business and I don't know her very well. However, I had multiple lengthy conversations with Tina, Paige and Madison and the fact is ... all 3 of them signed up to come play SOLELY to show 100% support for Chloe.

[@jonvaughn4834]

There all for it now but what if transgenders start winning often is that alright

[@calebdgc1387]

Short and technical for sure. Levels the playing field

[@5stringaustin]

Bit of a cop out answer, but I really prefer a course with a blend of both. If I’m forced to pick one or the other, I’d probably pick a little longer more open course. So many short “technical” courses are just a forest of trees, poke and pray type things which I cannot stand.

[@SandMarcusJ]

Living here for 7 years, when it says it supposed to rain... what they actually mean is that it will rain in Mobile, AL... haha.

[@AnthonyLopez-om1tq]

I prefer the shorter shots that we have to shape lines to make birdies.

[@TheAlto208]

I like a good mix of a course

[@PitBoss262]

My MA40 joints appreciate shorter more technical courses haha. Thanks for the coverage!

[@davedisilvestri2759]

Technical course is what I love. Toy dont need huge distance in the tight woods. Lets go!I

[@davelopez9161]

Short or long, I'm in favor of more technical holes. 200-400ft to the opening of a 200ft winding tunnel to a island green on the edge of a cliff or pond.

[@jake_a_g]

Definitely prefer a longer more open course. At my skill level its just depressing to never see a shot finish in the woods.

[@klytuko]

Someone needs to give Emelia some form tips ^^ Even how she throws imagine the potential

[@jeremygolden6709]

Mix of the two, some wooded and some open so you get the best of both worlds

[@MattBowler]

Madison's forehand form is fantastic.

[@PastHisPrime336]

I prefer shorter and more technical courses. I don't have a big arm and would prefer to have a chance at birdie because I hit the right line and disc angle versus never having a chance at birdie because I couldn't throw it over 320ft.

[@joshtaylor6137]

I like a mix, but I'd have to go with the technical course :)

[@JohnBell3]

I prefer a longer course, someplace to let the big discs fly!

[@Javaman92]

Hi Terry, shorter more technical for sure!

[@jenmiester314]

I like a longer course, but still technical and in the woods

[@jimbrovont7014]

Definitely prefer the more technical courses.

[@bigman23511]

shorter technical courses for an old dudes like me having had 3 shoulder surgeries

[@lcharliebishop6651]

short technical are much more interesting for me to watch

[@darinladd5312]

I prefer technical in the winter, longer in summer. I always prefer beef jerky.

[@kurthsdiscgolf4446]

Well done Terry!

[@jamesstrahan5659]

Shorter holes are always funnier nothing beats some nice ace runs.

[@allisonandrews3266]

I prefer to play and like to watch more technical courses. Many people can throw far but having the ability to hit gaps and turnover shots is awesome. I hope to play as good as these girls one day. lol

[@joshuacooper3301]

To answer Terry’s question: Maple Hill. Best course on the planet, long and technical.

[@motowil89]

Terry you wild stallion

[@hexher616]

Such cool content! Interesting so see Madison throw her new bag too. Love MVP 🤓

[@hexher616]

Oh nvm, she doesn't seem to be throwing gyro yet here.

[@SuperKartoffelpuffer]

I prefer woods. If I'm hitting my lines, a tight wooded course is the best. But that's a big "if" for an 870 boy

[@mikegreene1167]

Shorter technical course for me.

[@robertjones1730]

Paige can play in C-Tier events?

[@thediscgolfguy]

Yup. She's eligible just as are any pros unless there is some invitational only scenario or ratings cap or something of that nature but the default is that anyone can play in a C-Tier (even non-PDGA members).

[@joevegas7443]

Is Tina still sponsored by DD?

[@thediscgolfguy]

I believe so but now that you ask, I guess I can't say with 100% certainty.

[@joevegas7443]

I would of guessed that Tina and Eric were a packaged deal with DD

[@thediscgolfguy]

I think that's a fair assumption but it's not always the case. Jay and Des are proving right now they can be on different teams. Paul and Hannah were sponsored by different companies. Nate Doss and Val Jenkins were sponsored by different companies. Kona Panis and Colten Montgomery are with different sponsors (with Kona's being very recent). So although there are benefits to being on the same team, there are also draw backs as well. All this and I'm still not sure if Tina is with DD or not :)

[@DanielSchoonover]

@@thediscgolfguy she is still listed as part of the media team and all the other updates are there. So I would assume she still is with DD.

[@RyanDaoust]

I honestly prefer a mix of both long and short technical