She got some "dedicated" fans to pay for the trip, via gofundme. :doh:
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2021 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships June 22-26
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She got some "dedicated" fans to pay for the trip, via gofundme. :doh:
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I'm not gonna pile on Paige. Obviously not her best performance, but I can't imagine what she's going through right now.
Not that it's the same, but I bet she buries the competition in her next event.
Not that it's the same, but I bet she buries the competition in her next event.
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foot fault? but it doesn't matter cause it wasn't called. not sure anybody is standing close enough to see the throw
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Cat does that on 90% of her fairway throws but have never been called on it.
Once you see it you see that she does that every tiime and allways to the right of her mark
brutalbrutus
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Not a FF. You don't have to be directly behind the disc anymore.
Yes it was but she HAD to go for it and it was super close to OB, , just a tad different ground action and it would have rolled OB.
Paiges upshot was just BAD. .
Sp many bad shots . . .but nerves is hard to handle, or train for
Haven't finished reading the thread, but did catch the last two holes on my phone while at WM.
That was some nice foreshadowing Jolt!
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Paige foot faulted every single jump putt so I guess it's fair play. I think her toe was within the legal throwing zone though
The angle Cat took there actually made the shot a bit harder
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Honestly what gave Cat a chance at winning was being smart and laying up her putt on 17 and ensuring she at least gains one stroke going into 18…where Paige had struggled.
Would've been easy to run the putt to go into 18 tied and instead 3 putt. Takes a lot of restraint, and trust that your plan on 18 is solid.
Would've been easy to run the putt to go into 18 tied and instead 3 putt. Takes a lot of restraint, and trust that your plan on 18 is solid.
Not that hard to guess...she had Bogey or worse every round on 18 and in the end plays +8 on hole 18.
Wierd round, it was not the player that played the best that won,,,,it was more the one that played "less bad"
I would have ran 17.
Right. She had to go for it and put the pressure on Paige. And she executed it.
I don't care how close to OB it was.
Clutch.
Once she laid up and had the "simple" approach for any easy par, it really seemed as though she had shaken off her previous hole 18 mishaps. Worst case scenario for her seemed to be a playoff at that point. Obviously, that didn't end up being the case. The camera angle was excellent and you could see her approach being offline almost as soon as she released it. Wow!
I have to see it again but Paiges stand still upshot game was horrible. . .not only did she missed her line, but they where WAY short and even the angle was off.
The missed gate vas horrible, the upsjot on 17, horrible----18 horrible
The missed gate vas horrible, the upsjot on 17, horrible----18 horrible
Don't care. Not my job to watch for it on video.
She needed a clutch shot and nailed it.
Yes a good shot...and disc choice...when she threw that i thought it was WAY OB out to the left...but the disc came back.
A hard shot, but she made it. . .Paige had a similar in R3 an totaly blew it
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Ha I definitely would've too.
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I also thought it was a foot fault in real time.
but it wasn't called like some other things that weren't called so it is what it is. crazy stuff!
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