Apparel, discs, pink Ridge Roller bag....LUUUUCKYYYYY!!!! Congrats on the sponsorships for 2022 Joel!!! Best of luck throwing forward this next year!!!
You’re truly a Freeman -a”free man” Free from the fear in big tournaments that you’ll miss successive mid-range putts. Have faith-overcome the worlds limitations. Be good. You can be great!! Look forward to following your journey. Congrats on the sponsorships!
I keep a Gator3 in the bag because I saw you throw them. It’s a great complement to my caimans. Where they feel great for forehand, the Gator3 is my go to for over-stable backhand. I was rooting for you this year, and will be doing the same in 2022. Good luck👊🏾
You're gonna hurt some peoples feelings saying that Muskegon is Northern Michigan lol. Proud for you, Joel! Will be fun to watch you throw this year as always.
@@joelfreemanhole-hearted6305 hahaha. Yeah us Yoopers [born in the upper peninsula of Michigan] take it serious!! Lol! Awesome jokin with yah. Good luck in the next season! I'll be watching! Represent Michigan good for us!!!
Hey Joel, congrats man! I'd call their brick and mortar location Western Michigan, FYI. Just my personal opinion as I'm not from Muskegon but from further North :)
From the easily confused section of the class… Is the sponsorship a replacement of Innova or an addition to it? Likewise for Infinite Discs… Those look like great products. I’ll definitely have to check out Fischer disc golf.
I'm curious what you even get in a sponsorship, I think that is something the pros if they did would be interesting to know what it means, I think if more people knew, more younger players would enter the game,.
I totally agree. I wish there was more transparency and I will probably include more depth in future videos. I think part of why details aren't typically offered to the public is because every sponsorship is so different. Thanks for the comment!
Like almost all of their other golfers, I guess Innova just doesn't pay you enough for a single sponsor tour year. Innova either needs to start pay to play for its teams, or they're gonna lose even more of their pros in 2022.
