Paul and Jon McBeth played a mulligan challenge round at the easiest(?) course on the planet

If you haven't already, check out McBeth's YouTube channel and his most recent video with his brother. Basically, they played a round against one another in which they have to birdie every hole, and have to pay for every mulligan it takes them to do so... actually a pretty cool video concept.

First thing's first... this course they played at (Randolph College) may be the easiest, worst course I've ever seen. Which, I guess, makes it perfect for an -18 challenge, but that's about it. I don't know about all of you, but usually when I watch pros play a practice round somewhere I'm like damn that course looks sweet and might even add it to my UDisc wishlist, but this video almost made me want to email Randolph College's administration and ask them to remove the baskets for the wellbeing of disc golfers in the Virginia area.

Shitty course aside, the real headline (and something that should be brought up waayyyy more often than it is) is that Paul's brother, Jon McBeth, is a pretty solid disc golfer with BOTH arms. He obviously favors his lefty backhand, but he is at least proficient with both right and left, forehand and backhand. That's impressive as hell and I bet there's a reason for it. It really makes you think.. who's the more impressive McBeth???

Anyway, because of the odds they set up, Jon ended up making about $200 off his 5-time world champion brother, so not a bad day for the less famous McBeth. Also, kudos to Hannah McBeth for definitely being the driving force behind Paul being more active on YouTube and giving us some more access to the GOAT.