Every Time Paul McBeth Won a Disc Golf Major

[@derekbroekhoven5498]

Throwback to being able to watch USDGC

[@taypat]

Did they charge to watch now or what?

[@stevenhubbs8004]

You need to amend this video. McBeth just won his 6th world title. :)

[@sammyboyyy]

Just Paul doing GOAT things. Been a fan ever since I watched the 2019 worlds when I was just getting into disc golf.

[@MisterMonsterMan]

I hope he can get back into form soon in 2022. Rough season so far.

[@simonprobert8765]

Guess he did.

[@thaddeuswireman552]

Love it. Wish u would've added the drama of last year's usdgc and scoring. Paul played to 50+ feet away on 17 because udisc had incorrect scores, showing him winning by 1. He was told about the score mixup otw to that putt on 17, drains it, and goes nuts. That clutch putt straight into adversities face is what still gives me chills watching that usdgc.

[@Austin_Wingfield]

He's why I started. This video is amazing. Thanks

[@MyBigAzzPimple]

Mc Beast!!!! He’s the reason why I love and play disc golf.. When I first seen him play I was hooked…

[@brianrosegger-noaaaffiliat2511]

The way Ricky looks at Paul at 18:15 says it all

[@Holycow723]

What an epic summary of Paul McGoats majors!

[@MrListen2meplez]

Great video…2 months ago when this video was made you couldn’t have known that Paul was about to win an epic 6th World

[@kodylacy233]

Awesome video dude!

[@rgungler423]

Great job on this documentary!!! I became a McBeast fan in 2016 so it was nice to see what he was able to do prior to the time I started watching!

[@nehpetsttocsnosirrag6227]

Not to mention his 2nd place finishes in SO many tourneys..he’s gotta be at the top in that category as well right?

[@acryliccake8773]

Its crazy they used to play nearly 8 rounds for the Worlds

[@ChoogyYT]

Great video, well put together

[@newmanifest]

Good stuff. Thanks!

[@The10KRANZ]

I had already been playing for 10yrs, and was “hooked” at that point. But, getting to watch Paul throw the best collective year of disc golf in 2015, was in my opinion “the perfect time” to become OBSESSED with disc golf

[@neroschnee7698]

I need a "would" counter for this video :D

[@Linky609]

One "holy shot" from 6x world champ. He was scorching it to start the season but seems to be out of sorts lately. Here's hoping McBeast shows up at worlds.

[@EzComEzG0]

The dating scene in DG is tight XD

[@williamlodges2195]

Climo!! 12 time against all comers w evolutions in courses and equipment and he kept up w it all.

[@juicyjonah2271]

It’s devan owens, not David

[@SirFroth]

i enjoyed this

[@ralki15]

Now I know I'm not the only one seeing this, but after watching this video and seeing the pattern, this is the reason why Ricky doesn't really like McBeth in a way that he wouldn't want to befriend/hangout with McBeth outside of discgolf. I mean sure yeah Ricky will show sportsmanship by fist bumping McBeth before the start of a tournament and that'll be the ONLY interaction, but do you guys ever notice those 2 don't ever interact with each other out on the discgolf course when they're on the same card even to this day, ever since the rivalry became a thing in the early 2010s. For example a card like Garret Gurthie, Kevin Jones, Ricky Wysocki, Paul McBeth...Ricky and Paul would ONLY interact with the other 2 (Garret & Kevin) but never talk to each other and/or joke about things with each other as they walk to the next hole. Both Ricky and McBeth would only walk along with either of the other 2 (Garret or Kevin), but never Ricky and McBeth walking side by side. So base off on this video it sounds like to me it's Ricky that holds on to that grudge against McBeth, whereas McBeth would want to be cool with Ricky, but unfortunately that probably won't ever happen...which makes a whole lot of sense given McBeth did win the big majors in the past, taking it away from Ricky.

[@teukka623]

I’m late but i believe paul said in brian earhart’s podcast that they had some kind of altercation which is why paul doesn’t like ricky

[@Bucka90]

For all those wanting to know about Skellefteå in Sweden. It's pronounced SHUH-LEFF-TEE-UH.

[@crd9191]

GOAT

[@micah_lee]

Throwback to Paul kissing Jen allen

[@Mr23soccer]

🐐

[@martin_wilson81]

What a great video! 🐐🐐🐐

[@williamm402]

18 majors now

[@iThrowFrisbees]

17*

[@mech0p]

ngl i kinda miss the final 9 as a spectator.

[@CHAINHUNTER]

I was shocked seeing him kiss Jennifer Allen . 3 years in the sport ..never knew they dated

[@tt128556]

Climo played when most of his opponents were surfer boys throwing frisbees found on some desolate beach. McBeth has seen the game evolve from drunken college kids wandering aimlessly around to professional athletes testing disc aerodynamics in wind tunnels and managed to evolve with it, which makes him the ultimate disc golfer of all ages.

[@brooksscott1]

I just watched all your videos and enjoyed them ALL. Thank you..... BUT, I only have one issue, you seem to tell me what happens on the shot before they throw. FOR ME, just my opinion, I would kinda not like NOT to know what happens before I see it.

[@ZMeade2700]

Agreed!

[@travistemple7526]

Should have won the 21 worlds too

[@iThrowFrisbees]

Definitely the GOAT

[@billma12345]

You should do a every time mcbeth lost a major, starting with the holy shot.

[@pallogrilli9077]

6:04 no u did not say it right :D

[@zaboogoosfraba6699]

I enjoy your videos I watch them all the time but there’s no real way to prove who was the greatest of all time Macbeth Clymo , Brady or Montano Kobe or Jordan because play styles change products change the disc golf disc are improving all the time with new plastic’s young people will say McBeth older people would say Climo. Is Paul the best in his era in my opinion 2nd place is so far behind PM it’s not worth talking about.

[@DarttheLegend]

I love how this showcased how awful the coverage of 2021 USDGC was lol. To answer your question near the end of the video, I am able to say McBeth isn't the best of all time because I was there watching Ken Climo throughout his career, I've watched Paul's career too and he's one of the greats. If Climo's entire career was easy to watch on youtube there would be no debate, everyone would agree it was him. Younger disc golfers like yourself truly believe McBeth is because of the fact you can't imagine seeing a better player, which is understandable from your perspective. It's also the recency effect and the same reason people think Tiger woods is the greatest of all time even though he will never come close to Jack Nicklaus.

[@dabongrippa7093]

Climo was playing against people with day jobs. Prime mcbeth would absolutely smoke prime climo.

[@DarttheLegend]

@@dabongrippa7093 Climo HAD a full-time Day Job, and still managed to achieve all nhe did, place Climo in this era and he's even MORE dominant because he could spend all his time playing disc golf instead of just the weekends.

[@ryancockrel6947]

I have seen Climo play in person, and there is actually plenty of video watching him play in the early 2000's. Absolutely no way in a thousand years would he have been able to compete in today's era of disc golf. He might have worked a day job, but he was more "professional" than anyone else he was playing against. Many of the people who he beat on the lead card final round at Worlds would not even be able to qualify for USDGC these days. If Climo was in his absolute prime with modern plastic and no other distractions, he would be a pretty decent pro player who would be in the converation for a win once or twice a year.

[@DarttheLegend]

@@ryancockrel6947 Barry Shultz literally qualifies for USDGC every year, even though he’s no longer in his prime. Your statement is literally prove-ably wrong.

[@ryancockrel6947]

@@DarttheLegend Barry Shultz is an obvious exception. Barry wasn't even in the picture for many of Climos "big wins." IF Climos didn't exist, Barry would probably have like 10 Worlds titles, and everyone would be saying he's the best ever.

[@bulkbogan4320]

his stans are worse than k pop fans or taylor swifties

[@christopherdexter2905]

Mcbeth is the bomb but GOAT is Ken Climo. Give me a break.

[@templetonbob]

@@actingstrangely2031 He won 9 worlds in a row and then won 3 more after that. I don't really think it's even debatable really.

[@ryancockrel6947]

@@templetonbob Look at the people he was winning worlds against. Those people who were "final round lead card" wouldn't even be able to qualify to play USDGC these days. He was playing against basically local pros. If Climo was in his prime today he would be a mid-range pro who occasionally made a run at a win.

[@templetonbob]

@@ryancockrel6947 Based on that reasoning, if McBeth played in the 90s he wouldn’t be as good just because of who he was playing against. How many strokes would Climo have to win by to get credit for his play? 36 strokes?

[@ryancockrel6947]

@@templetonbob Of course he would still be as good, but using his wins as a stat would be less meaningful because wins would be so much easier to come by in that era.

[@templetonbob]

@@ryancockrel6947 That was your whole argument. “Look who he played against”.

[@gtdiscgolf]

Facts Blud