God it's so fricken awesome watching big jerm pop off lately! Big guys still got it! Seems like he got his confidence back. Hopefully he wins a big one this year
Seeing McBeth put out a good round really puts a smile on my face. I hope we get a good battle tomorrow! No offense to Gannon, but I’d love seeing either McBeth or Simon take it down.
That's what I was thinking. It's very interesting how when players get really good they just lose all memory or understanding of what its like to be the average guy. I remember one practice round video with Rick he was saying that a Felon had some "natural turn" to it. It's so interesting how your brain just sets a new standard of performance and that becomes your normal.
@@PvtCjhalo - Not all of us. And keep working, you may still get there. Ultimately, the "rest of us" aren't out there to make a living. Hopefully you're having fun.
They've said in the past it's on the players to provide this info to the jomez crew. If I was Lat64 or Innova I'd make sure my players do that so that viewers see the disc choices.
Nice to see McBeth back in the chase. And Germ kicking some ass too. Go old guys! (I'm 59 in case you're wondering and loving disc as much or more than ever. DG is good.
I love that Albert Tamm went away from that straddle putt that just seemed to fail him time n time again and is now in the top 10 again going into the final day.
@45:00 sure Jerm but I don't think my neighbors would like to hear the sound of chains hitting over and over again as they try to eat or put their kids down for bed.... I get what you're saying though.
Jerm, as someone with a torn labrum from pitching, the sidearm is the shot we can’t throw not high backhands. Look Eagle the past 2 years, his injury was his labrum and he couldn’t throw forehands
Paul said himself during the practice round that his forehand surprisingly went unaffected by the shoulder injury. I don’t know if there’s a different way to tear your labrum, but I’m quoting McBeth directly
It’s not acceptable for the players with the most to lose to be finishing in the dark again. The field sizes need to shrink to be able to withstand hiccups and holdups.
