Or in my day, from an episode of MTV Extreme Sports with Dan Cortese!
Or what was that Anthony Michael Hall show where he's all growed up now and he wants to take a chick Disco Golfing and he's about to reach a GrandMaster level? Maybe I'm mixing a couple shows there.
TV Movie called Hitched. Horrible movie, kinda horrible depiction of disc golf (the Grandmaster level thing, discs changing color and type in mid flight for holes in one). Still have it on VHS somewhere.
As for the marshall thing, the problem there is 100% financial. There already are marshalls at the highest level events provided by the PDGA (the USDGC had seven). But they're all volunteers with expenses (travel, lodging) covered by the PDGA. But there isn't nearly enough money or, frankly, interested and qualified people to provide marshalls/officials to every single high profile events (say, A-tier and above). At least not in the volume necessary to cover multiple top cards at every event. I think we need a full and true pro tour before we get to that. By that I mean 100+ players touring and playing events around the country/world on a consistent basis (the PGA model). Right now, our "tour" is basically a dozen or so traveling players going from place to place joining in on local events. When the top "tour" players in the world are playing C-tier events as a regular part of their schedule, we don't have much of a "tour". We're getting there, slowly, but we're not there yet.