When Should You Play in Your First Tournament? | Disc Golf Tips for Beginners

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"When should I sign up for my first tournament?" Whether you've been playing for two weeks or two years, for those looking to take that next step in their game this question will often come up. The answer is tough to find because it truly varies from person to person. I played for several years until I played my first event, but I know others who found success playing events very early in their disc golf career.
The better question is what will my first tournament experience be like? That is a tough thing to discuss unless you see it happen in front of you. Which is exactly what today's video is all about. We had the opportunity to follow someone through their first-ever tournament experience and have them document the entire process. How did it go for them? What lessons can be learned to help all of us? You'll have to watch to find out!!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Setting the Table
1:54 The Experiment
4:46 Round One
8:45 Round Two
10:30 Atlas Disc Golf Supply!!
12:49 Round Three
14:31 Takeaways
17:28 Wrap Up

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@JustinHardyisbesthardy Год назад

Hey guys, Justin from the video here. I appreciate the vibes and if I can give just one person the confidence to put themselves out there and give it a go then this was all worth it! I'm sitting here recovering from covid (no wonder I was so gassed on sunday)and have nothing to do, so I'm happy to answer (almost) any questions. 😂

@andrewroberson8443 Год назад

Hey Justin! Good to meet you at Inverness on Friday! Great job this past weekend!

@JustinHardyisbesthardy Год назад

@@andrewroberson8443 likewise! Hope you guys tore it up, and hmu when you're in the area. I'm almost always up for a round at inv.

@joshgroot Год назад

Signing up for another soon?

@JustinHardyisbesthardy Год назад

@@joshgroot so if I wasnt sick I was Considering a c-teir this weekend at some courses I'm slightly more familiar with.

@tastyscab Год назад

Good luck with the recovery and thanks for the sweet dyed octane! I’m still recovering from the yellow jackets and jacked up ankle from the first round 😝

@chandlerrogers7300 Год назад

Justin is incredible, it takes an absolute stud to be willing to put yourself through that. I have been shying away from my first tournament and he was willing to share it with us.

@mech0p Год назад

JUst do it theyre so fun. For your first tournament dont go to compete just go to have fun and learn. Make a small goal and go for it. The worst you can do is lose in which case literally nothing happens lol

@chrisvanrensburg7474 Год назад

Totally agree with Mech, I had only been playing for 6 months before my first tournament. It was brutal, really strong winds, rain and snow. Conditions we just don’t practice in. But you just hang in there, everyone is in the same boat. Now I am addicted to tournaments and scour the country for the next one. The biggest mistake I made was setting myself too high a goal. I wanted to come second, why, I don’t know. I was 6 shots behind after the first round and started the second really well, closing the 6 shots down early in the round. Then thought I would have a go at first so pushed where I should have just maintained my score. Ended up third and disappointed, which was so stupid. I’m extremely competitive so I guess that’s the problem but just go have fun and aim for par.

@rwebbart Год назад

Justin also helped me the last day whether he knows it or not. He was coming off the course as my tee-time approached. We talked a bit about his round and what he learned, but he seemed way more interested in encouraging me and getting me believing that I could do what I needed to close out a great weekend. That small convo helped recenter my thoughts before starting and it had an impact. Glad I got to witness the growth Justin had this weekend and looking forward to seeing him in more tournaments! More than that, Im looking forward to playing rounds with him more often! Awesome weekend man, and thanks for being willing to do this for everyone.

@JustinHardyisbesthardy Год назад

Aw man, You're gonna make a grown man tear up! Happy I could elevate your game! I appreciate you coming out on our sighter round, you added a great vibe and it was wicked getting to watch your shot selction! Definitely helped me out on 16 at DT!

@joebrannon8843 Год назад

I came in dead last the first 2 tournaments I played… What I love about this channel is Robbie takes care of his peeps! I wish I lived near you! It took me 4 years before I won a tournament…3 years before I shot under par in a tournament round…enjoy the journey my friends!

@regangraham6615 Год назад

Justin, thank you for the willingness to share your experience with us! I am a 41 year old that just started disc golfing in May of this year. My oldest daughter introduced the sport to our family after she took it as a class in college. We have really enjoyed learning more about this sport and playing together. So, when you shared that you really enjoy playing with your family and that we are of similar age, it was nice to have something in common! I'm not sure if a tournament is in my future, but if it is I will take some of the things you learned and shared with me. Thanks again!

@hokiemonproductions9558 Год назад

13:46 I want to point this moment out because it’s part of the reason I love disc golf. That little cheer from his peers when he made the putt is so nice to have. It’s not a zero sum game where one’s success is another’s failure. Good on you, Justin for documenting your journey and insight during the event!

@dagura.9677 Год назад

Man this video just shows that disc golf is one of the best, most wholesome and people oriented sport out there.

@MrGabino8000 2 месяца назад

Good job my friend. I'm competing on my very first tournament here in Houston Texas called The Moffitt Show. Ive been playing on and off for 12 years now but still consider myself a beginner.... Never competed before. I am very nervous due to being 41 and not in my greatest shape of my life. Hope I'm able to at least finish the tournament.

@stokerd1 Год назад

"Yep, I can't throw that far" - that's exactly my reaction to rangefinders as well. That's so awesome! It's been fun watching and listening to your experience!!

@VictorMartinez-cs2rp Год назад

I have been playing since 2014, but have actually put more effort into my game in the last 3 years. I have never played a tournament not because I don’t want to, but because I’m a chef and just don’t have the time off to compete. My friends at the shop always encourage me to sign up for one. I do play tags from time to time. Rock on Justin keep at it.

@cadmando18 Год назад

ABSOLUTE AWESOME INSITE! I love how your guest Justin's attitude is "Hey nothing life or death here." You are 100% right that you can't talk yourself into this being just another round, however you can talk yourself into a mind set of "Hey I'm going to play to the extent of my talent and experience and learn from this." When I played my first tournament I had no expectations other than coming in last. I didn't know Robbie C channel at the time, but I know it would have helped. Robbie helped me through other tournaments when I felt horrible about my play. Amazing video as always, the most helpful RU-vid channel for disc golf in my opinion.

@discgolflists Год назад

Also, your affection to your family hit me in the feels. I can totally relate to that, as the majority of my rounds are with my kids and their support means so much more than a good tournament performance. In my last tournament, I played so badly and almost came in last place. I got home and my daughter asked me how I did, I told her “not too well, but I had fun” and she said “you’re my favorite disc golfer” so the bad round feelings all went away and that’s what I plan to focus on for my upcoming tournaments and leagues!

@jayhawklove Год назад

This was awesome! My first tourny last year was 4 months after starting to play. Starting forehand 98%of shots but my arm couldn't take it so about 2 months b4 tourny I strictly played backhand no matter the score, probably a great choice, I learn fast so I was able to get a serviceable throw. I ended up middle of the pack out of 40 players and couldn't be happier. Out of all the people I played with that day nobody made me feel like I didn't belong and if any of you find somebody that treats you differently, I promise, they don't belong. Have fun out there!

@SwankyDiscGolf Год назад

Love the format of this video, awesome stuff Justin! A lot of pressure with a big tournament like that, much respect! And great advice Robbie! #harpgang

@delduq Год назад

I started signing up for tournaments as soon as I knew most of the rules and could throw without complete embarrassment. About 4 months after starting. I love it. The butterflies of throwing on a card where you don't know anyone, lots of strangers watching. I think I was +27 or so. A) everyone out there was completely supportive, B) I've met so many nice people, and a number of them are regular playing buddies, C) I know I've gotten better for playing in tournaments. I still get nervous, but honestly it's something I like experiencing. I played with a pro once who was astounded that I'd only been playing a few months. He said he didn't have the courage to play in one until he'd been playing a couple years. He said he wished he had played in them earlier on.

@EdgarJohnson Год назад

I'm 53 years old and have been playing almost exactly one year. Played my first tournament last weekend. Two-round, C-tier event at Lake Olmstead in Augusta (pretty tough course). I probably should have played MA4 but they didn't have that division, so I did MA3. Shot a +26 and +21. Had bad nerves the first round, for sure, but it was slightly better in the second. The weather was only 83 degrees but near 100% humidity. It was brutal. Very hard to grip some of the slicker plastics and the chalk bag didn't help much. In the end, I came in dead last in my division, ten strokes behind the next guy. I'd really hoped for better but whatevs... need to cut myself a little slack, right? Just signed up for the Augusta Classic, a three-round, three-course event over two days. MA4 division this time. It's about five weeks out. I'm probably going to do a LOT more putting practice between now and then.

@jeffboswell68 Год назад

Give it hell brutha!

@Petunia69 9 месяцев назад

Good on you mate! Don't be ashamed of ever coming last. I actually think that's really cool of you to get in there! A year on, can I ask how your experience has travelled you so far?

@EdgarJohnson 9 месяцев назад

@@Petunia69 I played in the Trilogy Challenge a couple of weeks ago. Came in 15th of 42. :)

@Petunia69 9 месяцев назад

@@EdgarJohnson never stop being awesome mate! Discgolf for the win!!

@everettcorder5977 Год назад

Perfect timing on this video, as I'm playing my first tournament in two years (and only my second tourney ever) this weekend. I finished 12th out of 12 last time, 729 rated. Really impressed with how positive Justin stayed! And I'm with him on the family thing. My dad is coming to caddy my first round Saturday and I'm so excited.

@brandonfox1617 Год назад

Good luck out there. I'm thinking about signing up for my first tournament soon too. Having someone you know caddy for you would be awesome.

@jordanmiller9576 Год назад

Just played in my first two events recently with the Peach City Classic and Magic City Mega Bowl. Honestly, played awful, but I feel so much more confident entering more events going forward! Important thing is I had a lot of fun with some great people 😎

@christopherwalker8896 Год назад

I started playing disc golf in July 2020 and entered my first tournament in May 2021. So roughly 10 months I been playing, it was a B tier and I was a 35yr old smoker so I didn't really have a lot of high expectations. Surprisingly I tied for 1st place on day 1 at 3+ and on day 2 I was 5- for a 2- total I won by 7 strokes. I still can't believe it. Now I'm trying to get myself ready for next Saturday to play the Rec division for the same event. "Hitmewithyourbestshot" in Athens,TN. Congrats and awesome job to Justin on your event and this video. Robbie C. Thank you for everything you do as a person and a player and coach. Keep doing what you do.

@TheTopheradams Год назад

Absolutely loved his loosy Goosey dance before the putt. Great content for new to tournament players and experienced as well.

@robertcasko281 Год назад

3 Weeks before my first tournament, in 2003 I shot what is still my best round ever at that course...6 down. 11 down on the front! On the first day, I shot what is still the worst round I've ever scored, + 18. The last two rounds were rough, because I was working 11pm to 7am at that time, and first round started at 830, and second round started at 1pm. We finished at 6pm. I averaged like 8 over those last two rounds. I think I was dead last....and got maybe 3 hours of sleep between Thursday and Monday. Was some of the most fun I've ever had on the course. Hoss did awesome for his first tournament! Some day, my 3 boys will be old enough to tag along without messing up everyone else on the card....heh. Dad goals.

@jasonhopkins5569 Год назад

Dang. Justin talking about his son hugging him after the round got me in my feels. Way to go man.

@cryptoroyer520 Год назад

Good for you Justin, loved the comment... Welp I wasn't last.... ! That's totally me Justin ! Keep at disc golf. Your son is the one that you will be the best caddy for in the years to come ! My son is 11 and it's the best bonding time and so healthy and beautiful! Good for you Justin! Keep that boy training! Lol

@cwfinlayson Год назад

I played my first tournament at about 10 months in. The course was a monster and even the best players in our Novice class were shooting +20 for the two rounds. Less than half of the pros shot under par for the two rounds! That being said, I car pooled up with one of the Advanced players from my local club The Alberni Valley Disc Golf Club in Port Alberni, BC, (the tournament was about an hour away in Nanaimo, BC), and we talked a bit about the course. The best part was getting to know the regulars in the Novice class. Locally the Novice and Recreational classes are pretty much interchangeable, and you always get one or the other in a tournament, never both so we always end up playing together. Now, 4 tournaments in we look forward to seeing one another, and frankly, my goal is to get to Intermediate by the end of the year but i don't really want to leave those people... decisions, decisions.

@chrisgarbee Год назад

I played my first event this weekend, the Wichita Open. I started playing in March of this year. I finished fourth from last but I had a good time and learned the tournament process. I’m two weeks from turning 52 and I’m looking forward to bettering myself and having fun.

@Double2KK Год назад

This video was awesome. Big shout out to Justin. As for me, been playing just a little over a year and have never played in a DG tournament. I want my game to be more consistent, especially off of the tee, where I feel like I am throwing in a sprinkler-like pattern, despite the stability of the discs. FYI, the fastest disc I throw is only an 8 speed.

@davidhaman9097 Год назад

My second round of disc golf was a tournament where i didn't know a single player. It was a nightmare but it allowed me to meet some people who played and they were able to steer me in the right direction to continue playing. BTW love your channel it has helped my game immencely thanks.

@UtahDarkHorse Год назад

Justin did an amazing job. I'm brand new and easily remember what it was like to launch into the unknown, approach a bunch of total strangers and ask if I could join and play with them. It was to join my local club and play some league events. It's been one of the best experiences of my recent life. On my first league event, I scored 3rd to the worst, learned a lot and had an awesome time. Thanks to Justin for his courage and authenticity and to Robbie and crew for bringing this great content.

@kylekerner2791 Год назад

Because of watching your videos, I entered into my first tournament for next week, 6/1/23 I'm nervous as all heck but I want to do it

@tombo1444 Год назад

Cool to see this from another person. I started playing regularly last fall and I played in my first tournament earlier this summer. His shot on the first hole made me think about my first shot on my Friday round. Very short, open hole. I play LHBH and I yanked it hard to the left into the bushes about 30' ahead of me. When we played the same course again Sunday I threw about 10 discs on that first hole before my morning round started and all landed within C2. I got up to the tee with my group for my real shot and threw the exact same shank as first round. Can be so different playing competitively, but can also be so much fun. Seems like most people out there in the amateur divisions are just out to have fun and are super supportive.

@dgreen4339 Год назад

Justin great job dude. I started playing competitively about a year and half ago. I definitely had my own struggles during PDGA rounds. Mostly with execution and mental errors. Keep it up dude! Definitely awesome man. Keep growing the sport with your family as that is truly why we do what we do. Anything to spend time with our family and friends outdoors is awesome. Pretty sick dyes there too dude. Great job Robbie C on this topic. As someone who struggled to decide when to play a tournament the first time I think some hesitate to take the chance, but also understand the love of casual play too. I am a very competitive person with myself and in competition. This is one of my struggles in tourneys. Keeping the mentality in good vibes and keep with the plan. Keep it up guys love the vids and good vibes!

@caylinbrashear2741 Год назад

1) Robbie, you're awesome. 2) Justin, you're awesome for sharing this with us. 3) Anyone watching this - consider signing up for a doubles tournament with your closest disc golf friend. That was my first experience, and it was a hoot and a half.

@bravosection Год назад

*looks through range finder* “Yep, I can’t throw that far” lol, way to go Justin! Keep plugging away and don’t lose that sense of humour.

@JS-ur2sd Год назад

Robbie, great episode and great idea. Justin, great job getting out there and documenting this for all of us. You have inspired me to (finally) get into my first tournament.

@jonharris3476 Год назад

I bought my first DG disc's in March of 2021. I played my first unsanctioned event a multi course flex start about a year after and have played a 2 day C Tier and 1 day C Tier events. I'm going to play my first A Tier 3 day event at the end of the month. I was shocked how deep I got in my head during the first event. playing a course I had lots of experience on. I realized after 9 holes I needed to recalibrate and play the shots I knew I had. I've both planned practice rounds and played blind. I'd always rather have at least 1 round in on a course. Keeping it light / positive is an active choice that takes work. I know I can improve at this.

@probearfighter7229 Год назад

This video came at the perfect time for me. Just signed up for my first event. And AM only in October. Been playing since April and I am really excited to compete Edit: Shoutout to justin for doing this video. It really helped me gain more confidence about playing in October

@-boon-9062 Год назад

As a person who hasnt pulled the trigger on even getting a PDGA number.... I feel ya. I told myself I'd do it when I hit even at my home course. 3 months later after achieving that I havnt pulled the trigger. Playing in front of others is hard!

@subpardiscgolf9473 Год назад

Justin did great for it being his first tournament and being filmed for thousands of people to see! Definitely would be taxing on your body and mind. Great job!

@greenmountaingrower4680 Год назад

Congrats to this dude I finished dead last the first 2 events I played.

@ChrisWorfel Год назад

Very cool! Way to go Justin!!

@xposition2001 Год назад

I've only watched the intro as I'm leaving to hit the field for some practice. But, I'm excited to watch Justin and to see his break downs after I get home! Let's go Justin!!!

@tigcole5028 Год назад

That is awesome congratulations Justin!!

@southsidesavy2751 Год назад

Not many would man up like you did Justin, you were Courageous! I liked the video, talked about the mental part of the game, always being sharp - over 3 days. The stamina for that isn't something people typically practice. I got into Disc Golf for Family Time, and have played 95% with them but before I think about playing a tourney I'd need to play more than a handful of rounds with people I don't know - to see how I'd handle it, handling the poor shot (and the good ones). Good work Robbie!!

@tonyphillips8555 Год назад

This is so awesome!! Let’s Goooo Justin!

@Godsundyingwork Год назад

Way to go Justin. Love the content and can’t wait to see where you go from here. Birdie fam for life.

@MonkeysFightingRobots Год назад

Thank you Justin!

@Ranhert Год назад

I am the same age as Justin (41) and have been playing for 1 year though I had Ultimate experience in college 20+ years ago. My goal this year was to join a league and hopefully my first tournament, but the summer is coming to a close and I haven't accomplished either of those yet. The only thing holding me back is me. I am introverted around strangers but extroverted once I get to know people. The idea of getting out and playing with strangers holds me back mentally so much that I don't even give myself the chance. I think it will happen soon and this video definitely helped.

@lonesomewoodsman7407 Год назад

As always an awsome video!! Very inspiring! So fun to se how you helped him through his tournament!

@trbentley24 Год назад

Great job Justin! Thanks to you and Robbie for another great video!

@DiscLuke120 Год назад

Amazing! I’ve only played in flexes and C-Tiers! Incredible to play an A-Tier! Solid man!

@discbee9107 Год назад

Justin, you’re awesome! Thanks for sharing your first tournament!

@dalet6250 Год назад

This is an awesome video! Thanks for putting this together Robbie! And thanks Justin for putting yourself out there for us. Well done!

@borntrager8136 Год назад

I’ve been playing about 5 years and finally playing in my first tournament this weekend. Watching all your videos for tips. Thanks a lot

@joshuasill4716 Год назад

This is so good... I love it.

@humbledcowboy Год назад

My third year playing, first year deep diving. Thanks for the videos. You've answered so many questions I have and taught me a lot. Very convenient.

@Joe_BROgan Год назад

I've played 2 tournaments in the last month, my first two ever, I won them both, and had a great time. The 2nd round made me more competitive and I believe made me step my game up. Granted it was the novice division, thats what they put me in. I will most likely move up a division or 2 and try my luck next time

@jasonchandlee7561 Год назад

Good job Justin, a fellow disc dying dabler and a new follower on insta for you here. Keep at it man and major props for putting yourself out there!

@jimbragg8909 Год назад

That is awesome Justin and than you for the video and suggestions Robbie

@Lifeguard326 Год назад

Justin, good luck & have fun!

@Patton0911 Год назад

Great job Justin!!✌🏻💯

@drtbke Год назад

Such an awesome video 😍

@FRKNSTN_music Год назад

Thank you, Justin. I’ve been playing a few years and have wanted to play tournaments. But I don’t even know how to join a league. You have inspired me to reach out to some locals to play my first tournament soon.

@mech0p Год назад

love how you got him into the dancing lol. Him looking the range finder and being like " yep i cant throw that far" had me cracking up because weve all felt that at one point or another.

@JustinHardyisbesthardy Год назад

It's funny, my kids knew exactly what I had in my earbud when they saw me dancing like that. It was Tsundere Twintale - Lalalatte.

@jonathanmodisette6997 Год назад

Great job man. 👏 we appreciate you

@priitriisman5381 Год назад

I started playing weekly leagues and tournamets quite early, as watching and asking from good and great players, i have improved my game alot. This improved my game very much.

@michaelblair7141 Год назад

Man! Talk about PRESSURE!! First tournament, A-Tier, AND Vlogging it!! Justin is my kind of guy!! I am a very much, jump in with both feet right into the fire. I played one Intermediate Tournament and that's it. I went from there to MPO. Am I MPO material? Absolutely not... YET. What it did teach me (along with several vids on YT, many of them yours, Robbie) was how to play better, faster and I got to take in so much knowledge from this! Great vid Robbie, and AWESOME job, Justin!!

@pettermarius Год назад

Thank you so much Rob and Jesse! This is helping me preparing for my first tournament that I have postponed for many weeks now :-)

@FluidSpace Год назад

All the power to you Justin for doing this!

@klintonpippert-discgolf Год назад

So cool!! This was awseome to watch! Thanks Justin and Robbie for taking the time to make this video!

@powersurge9029 Год назад

I played for 5 years with the first 4-1/2 years very casual and not often. Got my first ace and 9 months later played my first tournament. Did not go well. But I did have an absolutely great time. Disc golfers are the nicest group of people.

@jacobtyman3726 Год назад

Great job Justin! Thanks for letting us follow you through your rounds!

@nathanfrazier8525 Год назад

Justin, keep it up! Proud of you

@JohnRider Год назад

Thanks Justin!

@rayreschke4351 Год назад

Three cheers for Justin! Ultra helpful for me and my journey to come👍

@ericlynch9443 Год назад

Such a great video! Thank you Justin for sharing these insights! I'm playing in my first tournament this weekend!

@discgolflists Год назад

Mad props to you Justin, your play and attitude were really impressive. I recall my first tourney being really nervous about following the rules and etiquette as well. Specifically, I was so concerned about having a mini(I brought 4 with me) and whether or not I was going to use it correctly haha. My main struggle for tournaments is sticking to my game and game plan. Example: My last tournament was at a course I had played several times. I always play a forehand on #1, which a great shot will usually get me to 20-25 ft. The first three players threw a big sky hyzer to park the hole. I decided to throw that line, even though I was pretty sure that I didn’t have the power. I need hitting a tree, and took a bogey. In the second round, I stuck to my game plan and made birdie! Make a game plan for yourself, and stick to it!

@jeremyzehr5481 Год назад

Thank you Justin for having the courage to step up and give us newer players an honest take on that scary leap into that first competition. And GREAT DISC DYES!

@jeremybrown1569 Год назад

Great work Justin!

@bradydeterding Год назад

Awesome job Justin! Keep up the great work!

@CaptainMorgan813 Год назад

Great video. Please do more of these. Justin your awesome man. Thank you for helping people like me out that get real nervous about playing in tournaments.

@jofort7021 Год назад

Congratulations Justin in finishing your first tournament!!! Love your dyes! Thanks Robbie for creating this video. I hope to meet you some day on the course or at the Iron City shop. My husband and I love your content.

@maman5656 Год назад

Lets go Justin!!!! What a strong mental game!

@ccdman4909 Год назад

Awesome idea and a cool experiment, nice content!

@zmanwithfire Год назад

Great video, Robbie!

@nicholaslebarron3840 Год назад

Thanks Robbie and Justin! I'm crazy nervous about my first tournament this weekend. This helped a lot.

@framebrain Год назад

Way to go Justin! This was a FANTASTIC video... I am just getting into disc golf and appreciated you putting yourself out there

@discingaround Год назад

I think Justin did a great job! I'm a newB and it'd take A LOT to drag me out in front of a camera in a tournament with this skill level. Thanks to you and Justin for taking us through this journey. Bet Justin will CRUSH IT next time he's in a tournament!

@gerrylepage4573 Год назад

Thank you soo much Robbie for tackling this topic and Justin for being open, transparent and brave! Well done to both of you!!

@aaronswearingen3708 Год назад

This video is right on time!! Playing my first tournament after 2 solid years of really playing more seriously. I was specifically looking for a pre-first-tournament video (hoping I would find one on your channel, Robbie). This delivered in spades. Justin, thank you so so so very much for making yourself vulnerable and sharing this experience and taking us on this trip with you. I'm honestly touched you were willing to do so for we viewers. Thank you both again. This was great content and congrats Justin on your first event!! ✌🏼

@doublebdiscgolf Год назад

Good job Justin! I was terrified for my first tournament and it was a c tier so I could not imagine having my first one be an a tier and have it be on RU-vid! Good job man!

@austin316nc Год назад

Great video Robbie . That dude is a hero to have the courage to play . Your the best 🤘🏼

@brockjohnson5180 Год назад

First step is always just getting out there man, great work I’m doing a double with a buddy of mine in September for our work and I’ve only been throwing for 4 months so I’m right there with ya. Now you’ll do better next time knowing what to expect.

@sabr77 Год назад

Way to go Justin!

@Bruce_Woozerbomb Год назад

I love the format of this video, really cool perspective. Can’t wait till I play my first A-tier!!!

@akcincotti Год назад

Nice job Justin!! Super cool of Robbie to make this happen

@tommyflorenklingberg547 Год назад

Great work Justin 😀

@rockyleblanc2977 Год назад

What a video! Great job showing the feel of a first tournament. Really cool. Good job on Justin. He looked like he was having fun which is the best part!

@dj9ball Год назад

Kudos Justin, thanks for sharing your first tourney experience, it is really nerve racking to play under the pressure of tournaments, but to aslo put that experience out for us all to see is super courageous!! Also, great that your family plays with you, throwing discs with my son is such a good feeling!!

@thejabberwalk9150 Год назад

I think Justin did really well for his first tournament, AND blogging everything with it, so congrats Justin for the hard work! I've been playing for about 6ish years now and haven't played a single tournament, mainly because I work weekend overnights and because of my contract I can only take off so many weekends. Since tournaments are predominantly on the weekends this poses a logistical problem for me. Would I like to play in a tournament? Absolutely but I make my money on the weekends and for now playing casual and going to leagues is enough for me. Maybe someday I'll jump in and try to play a tournament, but for now work takes presidents over play.

@okprophet5984 Год назад

Justin - awesome job man. I have been talking myself out of tournaments for a while now to save embarrassment. I notoriously throw bad shots when i have to play through groups at my local courses.. Really bad stage fright i guess lol. Thanks for doing this and giving us casuals the confidence to just get out there.