The best discgolf videos out there!

There are some great Discgolf Video clips online these days! Do you like them better with background music or natural sounds?
Also, do you think fast edited, with lots of action videos are best. Or is the sports broadcast style with long, naturally edited clips, with the full play of the hole better to watch?

[Mike Inscho]

I think professional looking videos with expert commentary are the best. I especially like the Hyzernauts and European disc golf championships. They always have quality presentation like you would see it on t.v. To be honest I could go either way if the song was appropriate and the video was edited well.

[Bryce @ Treebangers Disc Golf]

A nice bend of both would be very interesting ... done up like a highlight reel. the 20 the 10 ...ching lol

[Donny Olow]

Bang the Chains on You Tube.

[kindofabuzz]

I prefer nautural sounds. alot of annoying and stupid songs that go along with some vids.

[Chain Gang]

In my opinion, you can never go wrong with a great soundtrack. Just add some trickshots and you got a video I will buy. Dont forget the bloopers!

[RiX]

I really think the edits with a couple slow-mo replays after each throw would be ideal. I don't like the 4 to 6 second video of someone throwing... some nice edits with hole # and distance are cool.

[Eric Sears]

I like play by play with natural sounds. Clash is doing an awsome job on their videos. They even go one step furthure and explain some holes and show you what the pros would see.

-Eric-

[Tino "SilverBack" Medina]

well, since I add videos on here, I will tell you, I like them all. If I cant get out and play, I can watch a simple drive cip or the back nine at the usdgc. It doesn't matter to me as long as its discgolf. I like some of the soundtracks people add as well but sometimes the natural atmosphere works.

[Craig with a C]

The Skylands Classic 2006 DVD is my favorite. Feldberg's putting is incredible and the commentary by Steve Brinster and the guy who talks with an english accent are hilareous (wholly left, squatty mcsquat squat). I also like the Marshall St series.