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This was one of many throws during the 2000 Peak to Peak Challenge held at Aspen, Snowmass, Beaver Creek and Vail Colorado. If you look close at the bottom of the picture you can see a tiny yellow basket about a 1/4 mile down the hill. My disc went a bit anhyser and never flexed enough to make it back to the fairway. We found it pin high about 40 yards in the trees. It was still a par but I always wanted to birdie that hole. The Peak to Peak Challenge is a difficult 98 hole 5 day event in the beautiful Colorado mountains. These courses are unquestionably the most amazing and difficult courses ever designed. Keep an eye out for more disc golf clips from Scary Mini Productions, Kiss The Sky, CoolShots, HotShots, SouthernShots and more. Thanks to The Wright Life (Fort Collins, CO) for organizing Kiss The Sky (at Aspen) and the P2P Challenge at the surrounding ski resorts. Thanks also to Johnny B and his tireless dedication to filming disc golf events all around the country and making GREAT FILMS!! Pick up copies of these disc golf classics at discappear@netzero.com ask for Joyce
Amazingly Long Disc Golf Throw
May 29th, 2010 
Robert Stonehill 
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im visiting Colorado right now and i would love to buy a $6 disc from Academy and chunk it off!
we’re in Golden, got any courses?
looked fake
Huh? Given the gradient and thin air, this doesn’t convince me that you can throw over 250 feet over level ground at sea level. I do the exact same thing with a downhill throw, it goes farther if you angle it downwards like that.
Mulligan?
You parred the hole because of an awesome drive. I couldn’t believe how long of a time that disc ended up sailing.
@Christokerson Lmao.
i was wondering if you ever found that frisbee…faggot
@meowmmmmm thats truly amazing, you should post a video of him throwing that far, unless of course your lying
An elevated throw is not an amazing throw. My 5 year old son could do that!
@4eightyvolt I am the beastest. LOL
@Kostly
is that so? i’m impressed…really i am.
@4eightyvolt I bet you I could throw one further IN PLAY
@CelestialGangsta …Then it wouldn’t go as far or look as good. Look, any 2nd grader can tell you he had an advantage tossing from a hill, but the premise of the clip was to show how spectacular a disc can look in flight rather than how spectacular a guy can throw. Higher elevation will give you this effect. Why can’t some people see this?
Next time try throwing it on level ground.
@danolson68 oh man i thought i knew you haha. theres a dan olson i know whose world essentially evolves around ultimate frisbee and i thought i happened upon him. never mind
do you have a gps tracker on that thing cus theres no way your finding that
@MrCooptacular Nope
@danolson68 this may be a name coincidence, but if i say TEAM OLSON, does that mean anything to you?
dont think he cares to look for it there tough guy
dont think he cares to look for it there tough guy
broke ass
toothpick joint!
i would hate to find that one
@englishkid28 LOL I dont see what is so amazing about a long throw in to the trees… that like a golfer bragging about a long drive into the ocean
@LethargicMind that was way over 500 feet and almost anyone can do something like that from the top of a hill.