The Perfect Flight DG

With 2020 coming to an end, Dean and Jørn Idar look ahead into 2021.
We also talk about our new commentary role, which will expand into next season, a major without international players and we argue why all national championships should be held at the same time. 

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For the first time, the Disc Golf Pro Tour is coming to Europe in 2021. 
So naturally we had to talk to PCS Sula Open, the new Norwegian disc golf juggernaut who has been selected to be THE tournament to watch. 
So we had a talk to one of the organizers, Jonas Tangen Hoff from Langevågen IL Diskgolf, one of the two organizers of the tournament. 

Knowing the quality of the regular EuroTour Sula Open, and the execution of PCS Open, we are all looking at a treat of a disc golf event in world class judging by the talk with Jonas. 

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With Europe opening up a little after a hard hit to the disc golf spring, there has been a surge in videos from Finnish tournaments. 
Our sponsor NBDG has truly pushed themself to new highest level yet, with better graphics, better equipment, and more content than ever.

So naturally we had to talk to Juha Kytö, about things that have happened and what the future holds for NBDG Media Team. 

Thank you to our Patreons, for the support and for making this show happen. 

With 2020 being what it is, the new plans and development of EuroTour had to be postponed. 
So we talked to Matěj Verl, the tour manager for PDGA Europe. 
We talked about the effect Covid-19 has had on disc golf, for good and for bad. About new plans for 2021, the growth in European disc golf, and his goal to make the tour a way of sustainable income. 

We are sorry for the audio problems on this recording. 

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There are some people that seems to have extra love for disc golf.
Some people that not only love throwing prefect flights, but also love to see other golfers throw them.
Some people that help people find the sport, and making sure it grows.
Some people that want to give athletes a place to thrive, grow and compete.
Some people that are so hooked on disc golf, that they are willing to use the majority of their free time to help disc golf in every way possible.
Some people that gets stuff done.

There are not many of these kinds of people, but they make a huge impact on their community. Yes - maybe even their whole country. Like Ben Smith from Canada, a man that have installed more courses than we have aces. That help the sport grow by bringing some of the best players in the world, to his tournament. The man featured in the JomezPro documentary Throw Canada.
And this man sat down with Dean, for an inspiring talk.

Thank you to our sponsors Natural Born Disc Golfer and Latitude 64 for making the show possible.
And of course to our awesome Patreons, whom without this show would not be possible.
Please consider supporting our work for less than a Euro a month, and be able to win prizes on Patron. 

With all the things going on - finally a new episode with Dean Schaub and Jørn Idar Kvig!
AND we introduce a brand new segment!

And this time we give a little insight to our bag, and the wildly different ways of putting them together. 
We also talk about the news that PDGA are starting to open up for some sanctioned events, which makes Jørn Idar happy since he is in one of the only two countries they will do it. 
We give away discs AND set up a new giveaway, give you some practice tips and more

Thank you especially to our Patreons, who have helped us invest in brand new equiptment for Dean to record. 
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How much have disc golf media developed the last few years?
A lot!
So we welcome back two time guest Alexander Brett Williamson, managing editor for UDisc and PDGA writer.
He talks about his process, the development of COVID-19 on disc golf and he also reveals a brand new UDisc feature.
In itself worth a listen!

Thank you as always to our fantastic Patreons, for making this show possible!
Also a big shout out to our sponsors Latitude 64 and Natural Born Disc Golfer, for helping us promote European disc golf!

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Dean is back with another great talk with the Estonian Bazooka: Albert Tamm!
They go all out disc nerding, talking about the many aspects of discs. And of course a talk about Alberts new signature disc - the Latitude 64 Opto-X Recoil.
But they also touch on things like the mental game, becoming one of the faces of Latitude 64 and Alberts all out personality.

Make sure you follow Albert on his Instagram.
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And of course our sponsors Latitude 64 and Natural Born Disc Golfer!

As the season kicks of we decided to have a talk with one of the most charismatic and happy players on tour: Eric Oakley. 
We talk about life on the road, his plans on getting to Europe and more. 

We also give away two discs to our Patreons, as a thank you for their support. 
If you want (a really good) chance to win a disc, support our work on www.patreon.com/theperfectflightdg for less than a euro a month.  

Also big thank you to this episode sponsor Natural Born Disc Golfer and Latitude 64. 

How did Tyyni go from being a small amateur event, to the biggest tournament in Europe? And what is the though process behind it? 
This is another bonus episode with the Tyyni general Juha Kytö, where we go through the history of Tyyni. 

This bonus podcast is sponsored by Natural Born Disc Golfer and Tyyni. 

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