my point is the baskets shouldnt be smaller. it's not feasible and the only people who want to play on smaller baskets are pros who putt really well and people upset Paul McBeth putts so damn good. the majority of disc golfers don't care about this issue and probably wouldn't enjoy their monthly excursion out disc golfing if it meant they had to two/three/four putt all over the place because a small percentage of disc golfers wanted it to be harder.
honestly im not sure i'd still enjoy disc golf as much if i had to play on skinny ass baskets where that was the case. it would be taking away a healthy percentage of the most exciting shots in disc golf... ie.. aces, throw ins from distance, long putts. a very entertaining part about disc golf is you can make a bad shot and still recover with great one. if you make baskets skinny as hell you're taking that away from the game. now if i made a bad shot and i'm 80' out there's almost no chance it's going in at all, wow yeah that's really improving the game and making it more accessible and likeable to the mainstream public.
if the top guys want to do it go ahead but for the majority of disc golf it's not feasible to suddenly change the paramaters of what a basket is. i'd also be willing to be there's a solid amount of pros who don't want baskets to be smaller and are fine with the way they are. you're telling me all the pros who are on the lower side of putting consistency want smaller baskets?
this is just like the top guys saying they want more wide open longer courses... no joke you throw further and more accurate than most pros so of course you want another advantage to help you finance your disc golf job.
i'm convinced some of you don't even think about all of the ramifications of this. all you see is ten top guys making a bunch of putts on videos and think yeah it's to easy for them. when there's 80 other guys there thinking damn i wish putting was easier.