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We Play Disc Golf With The Cheapest Disc We Can Find | Flippiest Disc Loses
Foundation Nation takes on an unconventional disc golf challenge, playing a 6-hole Loop course with just one Baseline driver made of soft plastic. The twist? Whoever's disc loses the most stability during the round gets a 4-stroke advantage added to their score. Connor serves as the judge, comparing the discs' stability, which is crucial given they're virtually identical in weight and construction. The duo navigates a wooded course with treacherous tree hits, aiming to minimize strokes taken off their scores by hitting as few trees as possible. This unorthodox strategy deviates from their usual approach of aiming for Aces whenever possible, especially when faced with longer putts. With Flippiest Disc's fate hanging in the balance, viewers can expect an entertaining and unpredictable ride through six holes of disc golf mayhem.
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what is up Foundation Nation today we're playing with only one Baseline disc and whoever's beats up the most is at an extreme disadvantage let's get into it so here's how this video is going to work basically we're going to play a six hole Loop only using one driver this driver is made out of a pretty soft Baseline plastic so the disc is gonna be prone to beating up we're also playing a wooded course so you can expect lots of tree hits oh no oh at the end of the round whoever's disc has retained the most stability is going to get a four-stroke Advantage this will be added to the score they shoot during the six hole Loop a little chunk so they called me Middle School lowest score wins okay so Connor is going to be the judge of stability here so he's going to throw both my disc and Trevor's disc they're both the exact name for a therapist and judge disability they both should be the same stability because they're the same disc in about the same weight all right let's hope so let's hope that doesn't change oh but that doesn't change my goal here is I'm not gonna throw absolutely as hard as I can obviously because I'm gonna mess up I just want to throw a recreatable shot yes okay pretty kind of stable yeah that was pretty normal I think you can recreate that yeah very similar throw they play the same they play the same great great news my judgment of the stability is they're the same we're on hole one my strategy is to hit as two trees as possible dang it feed it in that's beat up hit as few trees as possible because with the rules of this if you hit as few trees as possible you should have the bed around and you should also be getting Strokes taken off your score something I'm also going to do today a little different is I'm not gonna Ace because normally I like the ace but if I'm smashing into the basket it could beat in the distance either yeah honest that's kind of a thing like if you have a super long putt I don't know even like a 30-footer I might I might not even play it up yeah I might not even try...
