Bobby sits down with Steven Storrie to talk about his journey from working at Sonic Drive-In to spending 14 years building a disc golf store and community in Texas.Steven shares stories from the early days of Dynamic Discs, including traveling the country in an RV, running tournaments, and watching the sport grow over the years. They also talk about the challenges of running a disc golf business, lessons learned along the way, and the relationships that made it all worthwhile.With his store closing after 14 years, Steven reflects on some of his favorite memories, the impact of the disc golf community, and what comes next in his journey.00:00 The Origins of Dynamic Discs Lewisville12:54 The Early Years of Disc Golf Touring20:55 The Evolution of Disc Golf Tournaments25:32 The Excitement of Event Participation27:15 The Role of the Host in Tournaments30:01 Lessons from Early Experiences31:29 Advice to My Younger Self35:44 Key Business Lessons Learned40:28 Memorable Stadium Experiences46:01 Reflecting on Achievements and Community Impact51:31 Memorable Experiences and Team Dynamics54:26 Closing Reflections and Customer Connections60:19 The Importance of Community in Disc Golf65:17 Looking Ahead: New Opportunities and Farewells

In this episode, Kevin from @UpandDownDiscGolf shares his journey into cinematic disc golf content creation, his storytelling approach, and lessons learned about social media, filming, and the craft of storytelling.00:00 Introduction to Kevin and his filmmaking background02:02 Kevin's journey from film school to disc golf content03:58 Influences from film and other YouTube creators07:00 Adapting cinematic techniques for social media10:59 Kevin's content creation process and monthly themes15:03 Storytelling approach and narrative structure19:54 Filming tips and equipment used27:01 Balancing quality and consistency in content35:57 Lessons learned from experimenting with content47:11 Insights from training and improving disc golf skills55:13 The importance of confidence and mental clarity59:57 Social media strategies and balancing creation with analytics01:06:49 Future plans and upcoming projects

Send in your questions to https://DiscGolfAnswerMan.comBobby Cool Daddy Slick Breeze talks with Brent Reuter, Casey Martinson, Matt Anderson, and Jason Allen about the rise of high school disc golf in Illinois and how school clubs are getting started. The conversation covers student recruitment, school support, tournament structure, and what it took to launch a first-ever high school state championship. If you want to bring disc golf into a school, this episode is a practical look at what actually works.For more info Contact:illinoishsdgc@gmail.com Email for Illinois High School Disc Golf Clubs Illinois High School Disc Golf Clubs Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/14oLzq2UqWk/Instagram-Leland Team Pagehttps://www.instagram.com/lelandildiscgolfInstagram-Illinois High School Disc Golf Clubs https://www.instagram.com/illinoishighschooldiscgolf00:00 - Why this episode is about high school disc golf00:50 - Quick introductions from Casey, Matt, Jason, and Brent03:15 - Why getting kids into disc golf early matters04:14 - Most students have never heard of disc golf05:06 - How seventh graders react to disc golf class06:51 - The light bulb moment when a disc finally flies right08:03 - School support and indoor hallway putting when it gets cold09:50 - Starting a club when the school wants student initiation11:34 - Club names, roster sizes, and how many students are involved14:49 - What weekly structure and practice can look like16:29 - Outdoor practices, bus trips, and winter putting leagues18:46 - How the Illinois state championship came together21:08 - Social media outreach and finding participating schools23:57 - Why the team treated promotion like guerrilla marketing24:12 - Early meets and other Illinois high school events26:23 - Brent’s role in building excitement at Dixon High School28:32 - Why the state championship was held later than the original date30:05 - Why the championship used the shorter tees31:49 - The final field size and girls and boys division numbers32:20 - The trophies and how team scoring worked35:06 - Addison Woodard’s ace on hole 736:38 - What the students are doing next, including college and PDGA interest39:46 - How parents reacted to the team’s success43:59 - Why teaching disc golf is so rewarding for the coaches44:45 - Student breakthroughs and the kids who keep coming back47:50 - Advice for starting a high school disc golf club50:54 - Use local clubs, donations, and social media to build momentum