2025 Majors aka Worlds goes to Europe
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Sewer bill
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Worlds on only two courses?!?!
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Only two divisions.
The big dawgs can enjoy Europe. Looks like I'll be headed to the Twin Cities...
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Looks like both courses are being closed and built over afterward. Seems fitting that Nokia's last event be a Worlds.
"The tracks in Tampere and Nokia will be playable for the last time in the World Championships in their current form. A swimming hall is planned in Nokia, and in Tampere a trolley and apartments are planned in the areas of frisbee golf courses. Nokian The Beast is one of the sport's most prestigious courses, where the legendary European Open has been played since 2011. The Tampere frisbee golf center, on the other hand, has quickly become the favorite course of many professionals.
"This is a bit like the last dance," says Mäkelä."
"The tracks in Tampere and Nokia will be playable for the last time in the World Championships in their current form. A swimming hall is planned in Nokia, and in Tampere a trolley and apartments are planned in the areas of frisbee golf courses. Nokian The Beast is one of the sport's most prestigious courses, where the legendary European Open has been played since 2011. The Tampere frisbee golf center, on the other hand, has quickly become the favorite course of many professionals.
"This is a bit like the last dance," says Mäkelä."
biscoe
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Has been run on 2 courses for years- players can't handle learning more than that.
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All of them that matter. 46 North American MPO at European Open last year.
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2025 will be HUGE for the European disc golf scene!
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While having Worlds is huge for Europe, I think we will be shocked at how much more impact Europe will have on Worlds (and by extension, disc golf in general).
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How so? I don't see it differing from the European Open all that much.
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I just think it's fitting for an event called "World's" to finally be held somewhere other than the U.S.
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If we could see how, it wouldn't be shocking.
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You're the one who threw it out there. What aspects do you imagine can/may be markedly different from what we have seen before? I got bupkis.
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That's the point. Some things we can't imagine are probably already a matter of course there. Others things that Europe has always wanted in a Worlds never seemed important enough to North Americans to make the effort.
It's great that there is finally a legitimate bid.
Bids for World's haven't exactly been plentiful lately.
FTFY
