Disc Golfer Sets New Distance World Record At 863.5 Feet

November 5, 2014 by in Livewire, Video

Simon Lizotte, a 21 year old German disc golfer, just set a new flying disc distance world record in the Nevada desert. Watch the video of the throw and him discussing his new world record:

Simon Lizotte – Disc Golf Distance World Record – 863.5 feet

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