Outdoors

Episode 44 kicks off with a retrospective look at the US Am Nationals, including highlights from our many years of covering that event. The Scandinavian Video Mafia checks in from Sweden with coverage of the Stockholm Disc Golf Championship, including European stars alongside travelling American players. The show also features a pair of contributions from ClashDVD, starting with a tour of one of the courses in play at the 2012 PDGA Pro / Am Worlds in Charlotte, NC.

Our 2012 season kicks off with coverage of a ladies-only event called Disc Girls Gone Wild, highlighted by the stellar play of Liz Lopez. Next comes a tour of Charlotte's Web, one of the courses in play at this summer's PDGA World Championships in North Carolina. Our coverage of the US Am Nationals continues with early round action, and we wrap up in Finland with action from the Mukkala Open.

Rolling Thunder

A short film by Johnathan Chan and Anders Johnson

2005

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This episode begins with a slice of the early action from the final round of the 2010 USDGC. Nate Sexton’s ace on the seventh is just one of many highlights. Next, the Player’s Cup takes center stage as Billy Crump and Liz Carr make the call from this match-play event. Then it’s back to Rock Hill, SC and the Winthrop Gold course for the conclusion of the USDGC. Rounding things out is multiple Emmy Award winning producer Derek Hastings’ take on the Vibram Open.

This show begins with a look at action from the ’08 Vibram Open, featuring the production skills of Steve Dodge. Next, our pals the Guardians of Recreation offer up a scenic piece called High Desert Disgolf, then its off to Hornet’s Nest in Charlotte, NC for some of the action from last summer’s US Doubles competition put together by Mike Bozik and Billy Crump. To wrap-up, we’ve got the prime cuts from the youth divisions at last year’s world championships.