Originally published at: https://discgolf.ultiworld.com/2018/10/31/highlights-disc-golf-aces-october/
With more and more cameras ending up on disc golf courses every year, the number of aces caught on film increase all the time. The votes are in for September’s Ace of the Month and Jared Pennington’s well-documented woods line took home the win. You can relive that ace again at the bottom of this post, but in the meantime, there’s more voting to do. We picked out some of our favorites from the month of October, but which one was the best? Check them out below and decide for yourself — voting closes November 30th.
We just missed this entry from the end of September, an uphill, blind shot by Eli Ferguson.
Cubby aces count. Just ask Danny Lindahl. We don’t care if it was a second throw.
Hit the ace and recycle the celebratory beer can. He does it all.
Utlity Disc isn’t good just for reviews. Mason Healey should be thanking them for snagging this ace.
This is what ace races are meant for, but it doesn’t mean this kid’s flick wasn’t sweet.
Respect to the Dutchmen who went ahead and set up a camera for the water carry.
Could you imagine anything more frustrating than not being able to ace on your own personal course? Dave from TTown doesn’t have to worry about that feeling anymore.
This anny line was so smooth, and the celebration after is even better.
I can’t even hit a 360-foot forehand ace in my dreams, let alone during a tournament like Eagle McMahon.
Eagle McMahon Oklahoma Open Ace
What’s better than stepping up and getting an ace on the first hole of the USDGC like AJ Carey?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BoeL3CnjXHB/?
Getting an ace on the most iconic hole on the course, number 17, like Paul Ulibarri.
Paul Ulibarri USDGC Hole 17 Ace
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