Yea, they are not foot faults
Yea, they are not foot faults
Pardon me but if I might point out where you faulted...I remember watching them at normal speed, saying to myself "foot fault"
Pardon me but if I might point out where you faulted...
Your first mistake was caring about something you have no control over, your second mistake was commenting on it, and your third mistake was expecting anyone to care. I do however like your comment, albeit for comedic reasons... as if 'remembering' and vocalizing to yourself is all the proof you'd ever need...
Would've liked to have watched this but I just couldn't. I appreciate the effort but the cut ins and outs were just so dang fast I couldn't keep up.
I agree. Great production and selection of camera angles.I thought the video, from a production standpoint, was as good as it gets.
Can't wait for the Smuggler's Notch footage. What an incredible course!
wow...Ullibari is getting an extra 4-6ft on those questionable jump putts, that just looks so nuts. PDGA needs to change the rules so both feet are behind the lie when the disc leaves your hands. jeesh.....
wow...Ullibari is getting an extra 4-6ft on those questionable jump putts, that just looks so nuts. PDGA needs to change the rules so both feet are behind the lie when the disc leaves your hands. jeesh.....
I have been working on my Uli step putting, to great success. One of my friends didn't believe that I was not foot faulting so he took a slow mo of me, with out my knowledge, and it was not even close. I think it is bending the rules, not breaking them.
I have been working on my Uli step putting, to great success. One of my friends didn't believe that I was not foot faulting so he took a slow mo of me, with out my knowledge, and it was not even close. I think it is bending the rules, not breaking them.
:thmbup: Which is why I joined over 7 years ago and still don't have 200 posts. It's the interwebs, where people don't really care what someone has to say and the feeling is mutual.
On a more relevant note - does anyone know if any of the players' practice rounds are being filmed for the USDGC? It would be interesting to get actual footage showing how they go through the course to practice (where they take multiple shots, do they stop and practice a putt from a preferred landing zone, try out some "I wonder if this shot would ever work" lines).