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There are previous world champions congratulating me. She remarked, “I still can’t wrap my head around it, that I’m here and I won the world championships. It was one of the most dominant performances in major history. There were a few moments when she seemed to slow and other made a charge, but her lead was never really in question. How can you compete with that? She led this 5-day tournament wire-to-wire. She keeps it in bounds, doesn’t make mistakes, puts her upshots close, putts well, has decent distance, and she always has a look at birdie. “Not a cloud in the sky, got the sun in my eyes and I won’t be surprised if it’s a dream.” You can see why number 6 got McBeast a little emotional. 1 stroke lead going into 18…lead lost…headed to an island hole for a playoff…sound familiar? It’s becoming harder to win each year. The biggest thing, however, is the redemption Paul found in the way things played out. The putt on 17 has already become part of the McBeth legend. But, in the biggest moments, the great ones rise to the occasion. In fact, he struggled putting throughout the tournament, limped around on a bad leg, and found himself three strokes back going into the final day. 6 letters? The video ends with him explaining, “it’s not saying ‘will I win a sixth?’ It’s ‘when will I win a sixth?’” Turns out he didn’t have to wait long. 5 world titles mean 5-letter names like Hades and Malta. Now, why is this notable and what does it have to do with the tournament? Well, in the video, Paul publicly confirmed the naming method for his discs (a theory previously confined to fanboy lore and legend): 4 world titles mean 4-letter disc names like Luna, Zeus, and Anax. The day before Worlds began, Discraft released a video showcasing the newest disc in the Paul McBeth line, the Athena. “Such a feelin’s comin’ over me There is wonder in most every thing I see.”

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the GOAT, one of the most dominant major performances ever, absentee Kenny, and so much more! In my opinion, these are the top 10 storylines of the 2022 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships. What a week you were! It’s time to crown our winners with the most prestigious title in the sport…and the plaque distinguished enough to match.

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in Opinion with 0 comments Aaron Gossage at the 2022 PDGA Pro World Championships. Think of this as a complement to the iconic Zeus.From the desk of Owl P. Controllable power that’s manageable by all skill levels”ĭiscraft says this about the mold: “Paul rounds off his 5th disc release with the Hades. Think of this as a complement to the iconic Zeus.

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If you are looking for a glidey, distance driver that is easier to throw than the Zeus, then the Discraft Paul McBeth ESP Hades is the perfect disc for you.ĭiscraft says this about the mold: “Paul rounds off his 5th disc release with the Hades. The McBeth Hades is sure to be a super popular release and it will add to the lineup that Paul McBeth and Discraft are building. From what we have seen of the Hades run, is a super swirly, gorgeous run reminiscent of the Prototype Zeus(artist formerly known as the Kong). It has enough stability to be thrown hard, and enough flip to make sure you get plenty of distance. For beginners it will be a straight flying disc that will get a ton of distance compared to other 12 speeds. In pros bags it will be a great disc for big turnovers and long rollers. The McBeth Hades is a disc that when thrown with power it will flip and hold and anhyzer line for quite some time. Paul McBeth ESP Hades – Paul McBeth and Discraft are back with a new release! This time with a 12 speed under stable compliment to the beloved Zeus.

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