2024 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships | MA1 R1F9 | Monn, Houston, Plett, Plesker

[@Thiivi13]

Why would they remove the double mandatory on hole 4??

[@taylormartin1571]

Why not just play it the same way as the a tier they have there every year not a fan of the changes supposed to be a major supposed to be difficult have the ob have the mandos play all longs start at the real hole 1….

[@mikesurvant6730]

don't like that there is no par 4s or 5s

[@willhowarddg]

probably hard to find 4 courses like that in the same area

[@joeynorthouse8699]

Brewer (this course theyre playing) has par 4s and par 5s. They just severely down graded the course for this event. Hole 4 (if you're playing longs) is a par 5, hole 5, 6, 7, 17, amd 18 are par 4s. Hoke 4 is a Mando hole, and hole 11 (the down hill between the 2 big trees) is supposed to be a double Mando. Thats the casual lay out. Even tournament play. But not for this event like I said

[@TSGOrgan]

Everything in disc golf is par 3.

[@blaynenichols6636]

Wait till you see round 2…

[@willhowarddg]

@@joeynorthouse8699 oh I guess I’m wrong then. I wonder why they wouldn’t play the longs for an event like this

[@TSGOrgan]

Grass not cut? What the hell? Jank Michigan

[@DarinDiscs]

my only guess could be the storm their talking about causing mowers not being able to mow. if not than that's rough

[@ChrisNeff]

What a boring layout.

[@billyjoeljoelbillayyy4717]

1000 rated am? Fookin looosserrrr

[@caleb_the_discgolfer]

He is a junior, he has to stay am to play in Junior worlds. Also he’s still in high school He is smart, people will know him as the kid who won 2 ( maybe 3 ) majors in a season. Sponsors want players with a reputation, so he is setting up a future for himself. He’s putting in the work while you spew hate to a child on the internet, calling him a loser is so ironic.

[@billyjoeljoelbillayyy4717]

@@caleb_the_discgolfer not reading that. 1000 rated am’s are losers lol

[@xsolar]

It is a bit lame lol

[@themyriad0574]

@@caleb_the_discgolfer Considering he won 9 Intermediate tournaments before moving up to advanced, it's safe to say he enjoys being the big fish in a smaller pond. Eagle started playing Open at 13 and first cashed at age 14. Even Arlinghaus played mostly Open tournaments by age 15.