I am standing up for Dave here. He was upset and very intense during the Worlds Championship because he designed that course for people to enjoy without OB. He was notified that the course was changed with tons of OB at the last minute. He tried his best with the TD and fought with them to take out the OBs (red stakes) because that course represented him and he wanted people to enjoy his course as he designed. Dave was proud of his course without the OB and had a certain vision with the course and how Pro played that course without OB. He did not designed the course to only benefit backhanders (which will benefit Dave) but he made sure to designed the course to attract the Pro players for side arm dominates and backhanders, which shows how much he cares for the sports and not all about his need. There was no need to add OB on that course in his opinion because the course was designed where there were no cheater routes. Therefor, it challenged the pro to hit the line Dave envisions in his head. Adding OB destroyed that vision of the course and made all the players worry about OB instead of showing skills to hit the line on EVERY hole. He was upset every time he saw Simon, Bradley, and Steve OB (Including his own OB). His exact statement when his fellow competitor OB was "That's not fair for them. (Towards Simon and Bradley). They threw beautiful shot and should not have been punished for it with OB that doesn’t even make sence. Disc Golf is NOT meant to be controlled by OB on EVERY hole" This angered him during this round. Yes he was upset but because he wanted a good competition without worrying about OB on every hole. So please, don't judge or assume his intent or his attitude during the round on this video as being a bad player. He was VERY stressed because he waited VERY long to have World Championship in Portland OR on his course and with OB added to his course without his knowledge, and seeing all his fellow players complaining about OB and expressing to Dave that it is the worst course because of OBs ( listening to them complain all week), he felt overwhelmed and very distracted which showed while he played. In addition, playing for World is not a fun and laugh together type of gig. This is sport and being passionate and being intense does not mean he is a bad player, being a winner, or being a drama queen. These pro players work hard to be good and compete. For people like us to judge them while they play these competition is not right. It is their living and their profession. They are not robot and therefor, it is expected to see various emotions out of them while they play in National level competition. There are more to Dave then what you see in these 30 minutes video on You Tube. Lot more stories and politics involved outside of the game that video do not show that exist in disc golf world. STOP CALLING HIM NAME AND STOP JUDGING HIM. Thank you. @Mike Riemer, Duussif @dr_atomic, @Mike O,@chargerfans4life

@tolant6124

9 жыл бұрын

Have you played there..? The course is WAAAAAAAAAY too easy without OB. I'm no pro, by any means, and without OB, my first round there, I shot a +2. And, if it wasn't meant to be played with OB, why were the stakes put in WHEN THE COURSE WAS CREATED????? I seriously doubt that you know what you are talking about, but just might be a fan of Douche Feldbeard. I, personally, know that he's a dick...for serious. His ex and my friend were roommates a couple years ago, and my friend has some stories about old Douchey....lol.....

@scottduncanphotography1671

9 жыл бұрын

i played there at the worlds and that course would be BORING without the ob

If you guys are complaining about Dave, clearly you have not seen nikko play.

Dave has a bad shot and suddenly the impossible starts happening. Things that haven't happened in twenty years at that! Classic

Dave needs a snickers haha

Yes, Feldberg seemed a little extreme, but its important to note that some of the context for that was apparently edited out. Also, recall that when someone else's disc was sitting in rough near an OB line, he called it "good" and encouraged the other players to take a vote, which demonstrated his fairness, experience, and knowledge of the rules.

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

monkeyking617 ah yeah, that one instance is fair enough to outweigh all of his incessant bitching, and condescending elitist attitude. dude is a prick, and likely very constipated.

I didn't find Dave to be bad at all. Dude is ultra competitive and rightfully fired up.

@digimonrocks123

10 жыл бұрын

Anyone who brings up the "i've played 20 years of disc golf, so I am right" card, Is a douche.. He needs to calm down.

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

Jethro Bodine feldberg is a biaaaaatch. an old biatch at that.

Wicked job Marty. I think the best looking of all the delayed coverage to date. Superb quality upload and a real pleasure to watch.

Fun card to watch, great coverage! Nice opening music too

Thx mr McFly. Dave acting like a class a dbag. Simon tries to reach every basket with the first shot and not going for the safe shot --> OB, OB, OB, OB (he loses at least 5 throws by doing that) And Steve and Bradley staying classy! Cool dudes!

@therealmbassy

10 жыл бұрын

yeah as a lat 64 enthusiast i was happy to see dave join the team and promote the brand but i'm starting to wonder...it's been this way in a few tournaments now, he's mumbling to himself like a madman and whining and being borderline aggressive about pretty much everything. look at how serious (with a hint of confusion) all the other players look at the end. on a sidenote, happy to see bradley throwing so well, think i may steal that hand wrap idea for putting. -mr sweaty hands

@Duussif

10 жыл бұрын

Lizotte really has some oomph in his throw and he tries to utilize that. Especially in that situation where he is 4th on the chase card. He wanted to risk it and try to catch up with people in front of him. Seems so at least. Though he always plays like that. :D

@peter007crouch

10 жыл бұрын

Duussif I see lizotte all the time like that. And that kind of strategy is just far too risky to be effective in the long run. If he does not change that strategy he is an unlikely potential world champ.

@mercilpb

10 жыл бұрын

dr_atomic ive seen simon play more conservatively with a lead this year. He had too much ground to make up, he had to at least try and make something happen. Your odds of winning a world championship from tbe position he was in by not airing it out are zero

@peter007crouch

10 жыл бұрын

Matthew McAllister I agree on most of what you say. Allthough I'm not sure if he (Simon) is going to change his style of play, and if he does so he still might not be able to be in the final for on a consistant basis. It would be great to have an additional deadly force who can beat Paul McBeast (I know that Simona has already beaten him). Especially since he is european. Cheers!

You guys are amazing! Thx for the coverage

Gotta love watching Dave "the professor" Feldberg. Great coverage as usual mcfly!!

I love how dave freked out more than steve when steve got screwed on that terrible roll out. Steve is a class act. Play with confidence and throw legacy.

Lovin the vibram showin up finally. Now to see some MVP out there as well.

My favorite Dave comment was "Put it on the internet" after hole #12. The cameraman was obviously attempting to get the camera out of Dave's face and still caught the comment with the audio. And if this was the segment where people were talking about him saying something about "amateur," I thought that he was probably talking about himself and the missed putt. Also, I don't think that Dave was really yelling or overly loud with his comments. I believe that because of the close proximity of the mic to the action, a lot of "under the breath" comments were getting picked up that you don't hear a lot on other videos. And when he did raise his voice about the root, I'm glad that he did. His comment made perfect sense. I actually enjoy watching him, Dave, play. It's also a pleasure to watch Steve. He just seems like he must have ice running through his veins! And was that Simon dropping the F Bomb on the next hole? Something about 6' again, when he went OB. Interesting that with English as a 2nd language that he'd use an American vulgarity for his expletive. Thanks for the great video work!

This is an EXCELLLENT video! The evolution of the camera work, the focus, the angles and the design and style of the video is so cool to see! I love the google earth drop down idea. And its always nice to see an accessible view of the hole as well as the course. Excellent work guys!! You are not (w)oosies!

Awesome video, thank you !

What I have personally learned from watching the camera work of this McFlysoghigh vid....is that, to be a good Disc Golfer cameraman, you must be AGGRESSIVE! like this guy....

Great intro music :D

Does Dave even enjoy playing?

The actor that plays Dave Feldberg overacts.... bit it does make for Great T.V..

@blackcatsmith

10 жыл бұрын

Oh and McFly, You're the tops.

Feldberg-Definition: The exact kind of person you dread playing with....infront of....or behind... Bad form sir...bad form...

don't like the angle where it's filmed from behind the player for putts. can't really tell how long the putt is

Didn't Simon have an eagle on hole 14? Or did we miss his approach shot?

Bradley Williams you're not Paul Mcbeth ......

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

Jesse Papermaster he seems like a really cool dude though........................ NOT!

Rough Card... All of them seemed to be fighting pretty hard to stay afloat...

@ 36:37, Lizotte doesn't seem to care for Dave to much. hahaha

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

Eduardo Villafuerte "dont touch me brah"

Dave need to chill out. Either that or change his nickname to the Nutty Professor. You can tell the tension of the whole card is so on edge for the entire round just waiting for his next outburst/meltdown. Used really like watching him play but nowadays he just seem a little unhinged :o/

after 7 plus years of using only a Rhyno as my putter, no mo...I need a stand alone putter...(it might be the single most useful disc in my bag tho otherwise...all hail the Rhyno)...tried a Aviar but it was a light one, tried a floppy Wizard (absolutely hated the floppy putter...need a stiff one), tried a Vibram stiffer rubbery one forgot which one....thinkin of either the Aviar (in Innova's XT plastic) or a Coupe.....I would love to just hear some short takes on your putters....esp the Magnet...yea ive been playing for about 8 years but ive had only a damn Rhyno for like 7.5...never tried another putter till this summer...and that thing really only allows for spin putting and im not confident spin putting right now...long story short, I broke my neck in 08 - 2 surgeries then my throwing shoulder blew up and had to be put back together in 10' and since then ive had to relearn muscle memory and form etc....my putting is not any good and I want to change to a pitch putt.

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

Synapsis uh these comments are strictly for bitching about feldberg being a douche. please refrain from other types of comments. thanks.

i'd be so pissed to be -41. not! calm down Davey, everything's gonna be alright.

What was Dave talking about on hole 11? Something along the lines of: "Two stroke penalty... Dont touch it."

@benslakey7847

10 жыл бұрын

I believe he was saying don't touch whatever made steve's disc rollout because it is part of the course.

@scottlewis5521

10 жыл бұрын

if a fallen limb is on the ground during the round and it's not in someone's stance then it needs to stay where it is. Every player should have a chance to play a course that is as close to identical as possible for each group. Moving the limb would make the course different for the next group and is a penalty. Course maintenance should be reserved for work days, casual rounds, and any time before the event starts.

@scottduncanphotography1671

9 жыл бұрын

i hit one of those same lil roots that stick up like a thumb outta the ground and my disc rolled back nearly 30'... i tripped out when it looked like an easy skip upshot that hit something outta thin air and rolled back hahahah... 2' thumb nub sticking outta the ground

Cmon Dave...Be the Statesman.

The more I watch this the more I see Feldberg complaining and griping. WOW

Feldberg is one of the first players I ever watched on KZread. He made me interested in the game, which I now love. It's a bit disappointing to see him so... Angry. But in hindsight, I guess I can still see that same negative attitude in other videos much earlier than this. Maybe he needs to get his beard back... I still like watching him throw... but he doesn't need to look so grumpy. Just IMO, of course.

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

James Crixell he dont look like much fun to play a round with, thats for sure.... but then again i'd be pissed too if i constantly airballed putts. thats what separates the godly players from the great players, and feldberg falls in with nico, rico, ulibarri, drives are pretty good, putting is too inconsistent to hang with the top three.

@mtb7001

9 жыл бұрын

Sukit Biatch Feldbeard is an ok guy like you and me, it's just that sometimes he has a little dick in him. We played in 2003 and all I can say is everyone knows a guy like him. His behavior on the course may not show his best qualities. Still to this day it's something he could work on.... hmmm is that a mirror ?

that is the most awkward gallery ever

Nikko is really fun to watch when he gets fired up. He always looks like he is going for it. Dave, getting to old to act like that. I love that you take the sport seriously but give it a good image.

What's the black band on Williams' hand for? Does he always play with that? And I don't understand what the big deal is on hating Feldberg's behaviour. Although I'm not saying this would be the first time, he's having some bad luck near the end of the tournament, and raising your voice when personnel are panicking to remove an obstacle off the course is quite permittable. Everyone gets more or less frustrated when playing, even McBeast is punching his hand or trees every now and then when he's having a bad round. A lot of players just clap their hands or give a smack to the ground to show and let go of their frustration, so are one's self-directed mumblings (that might get recorded) something a lot worse. Feldberg is somewhat more extroverted and colorful than most top players, but I haven't seen him do anything that would ruin the other players' game or mindset. I bet they have their plates full concentrating on their own game and doings. I see it as just taking the sport serious and showing some passion, and I wouldn't blame him for that. He's not throwing discs around (or frantically playing around with them like Nybo in Stockholm) or disrupting other players' throws, and on the other side of things, Feldberg brings his outspokedness also to compliment, cheer and defend other players, as well as sticking with the rules. Everyone can and will have their own opinions and likings when it comes to spectating sports, but I don't mind a temperamental personality. A top player like Feldberg, with a world championship and couple of decades playing, still takes every shot seriously and shows passion that is natural to his personality. One might as well hate on that, as one inevitably prefers and dislikes features and players in a sport they're into, but one might as well take it as a respect for the sport to be taken seriously. Nikko and Big Jerm are worse (judging by how they could affect other players) on displaying flammable temperament in my opinion. And subjectively even worse, there's just something about Schusterick's theatrical antics that are annoying to spectate. Lizotte is my favorite, as he shows the frustration, but always quite immediately laughs it off. Most players barely roll their eyes, but being stoic or not is all in the personality. All in all, anything is better than a player who's only reaction is that of not at all caring on their performance, other players or how their throws end up.

@scottduncanphotography1671

9 жыл бұрын

i was wondering the same thing about that black thing on his hand. wouldn't that be like wearing a glove or something? which i thought was illegal (might be wrong there)

One person in this video is such a baby

Yeah it somehow comes trough that Dave is really frustrated and taking this way too seriously. :O And that "f*cking amateurs.." comment he made.. I'd like to know what's the context for that. Also wtf was that about "it definitely hit this OB pole" thing.. Isn't those poles/markers part of the course too like that object in earlier happenstance where he was scolding someone not to remove the thing that made Rico's disc jump weirdly because it's part of the course.

@user-ls8bc5lf4h

10 жыл бұрын

He was claiming that his drive must have hit the OB post and bounced backwards. If someone witnessed that happen, I believe he would have gotten to take the spot at the post. Who knows though, he whines so much it is hard to keep up.

@mddabbs

10 жыл бұрын

Tyler Nelson 9 strokes back from 4th place...guess it didn't really make much difference.

@mrdrock

10 жыл бұрын

Tyler Nelson I don't know if he would be able to take a lie at the post. If the OB line had been a fence and it bounced off the fence, it still wouldn't count as getting in bounds. The OB posts are part of the course just like the grass and trees, if you hit it and stayed OB instead of skipping in bounds, it is all in the luck/skill of the throw.

@johnmoore3930

10 жыл бұрын

10-12 years ago Feldberg happened to roll through Boise (on his own in a small car CRAMMED with gear) and we played a round. At the end of the day one of our better players had beat him.... grumble grumble "local knowledge" grumble some more.

@sukitbiatch4766

9 жыл бұрын

john moore seems like a very lonely, very constipated dude, with a micropenis

Steve Rico.

Williams needs to fire his stylist.

I have a hard time watching feldberg. Sure he can play, but I find myself cheering against him every time I see him on a card. I feel like his attitude and subsequent eruptions prevent the rest of the players from enjoying their round at all! Look at Lizotte's face before they drive on 18... He's super uncomfortable. You shouldn't have to ever feel like that when you're out disc golfing... High stakes or not.

@stonerthoosie

10 жыл бұрын

Not sure I understand what the big deal is. Feldberg was having a tough round and then someone was trying to alter the course which is a big "No No." Everyone gets frustrated....except McBeth; he's a fucking machine hahaha

@sabberi

10 жыл бұрын

I bet the other players have a lot more important things to concentrate on than what Feldberg is doing. Can't really visualize a scenario where the chase card on round 6 of Pro Worlds would be skipping and hopping through the fairways, smiling while driving and cracking jokes while putting for that much needed birdie. Instead of focusing on their own game, with the same thoughts everyone else has, "I screwed up that one, need to forget it", "I need to do this and this keep my head straight", "I absolutely have to succeed with this throw", and so on... Lizotte often seems modest, slightly shy and uncomfortable, but he's actually simply superb when it comes to the mental game. For what I could make of what Feldberg was saying, it was something like "(Your drives?) are some of the best in the world". I bet Feldberg's upfront approach just made Lizotte slightly confused for a second, if even that. Still, slight social interactions won't exactly act as an acid that melts and evaporates Lizotte's thoughts, mental balance, game plan, concentration and sense of security. Quite sure on that.

@MidwestDiscGolf

9 жыл бұрын

Pythonesque lol

You all are way too critical, suck it up. Everyone has bad days, I'm sure most of you have had more of a hissy fit than feldberg.

i no problem with any of your comments, save 1, please dont ever, ever put CLassy and B Williams in the same sentence, unless you have personally met the prick. thats all I have to say. He can throw, Ill give him that, but thats it.

I really kinda lost some respect for feldberg after he cried the whole damn time.

Feldberg the crybaby

wow I thought the guys were professionals. Feldberg didn't carry himself as a professional. from what i have gathered he is very rude, and he interrupts people constantly on his tutorials and his tournament commentary.

Hey Feldberg, it's just disc golf. No one really cares.

The more I watch this the more I see Feldberg complaining and griping. WOW