Welcome to Disc Golf Terminalen at Skellefteå, Sweden! Today, we have Hall-of-Famer Scott Stokely and Emil Karlsson, the local newcomer showing us the ropes of the course.

Hole #1 219m/719ft par 4
This is the way to start the tournament! No cushions, no easy birdies, but straight to the gut with a fairly easy teeshot, but tricky upshot if you leave it short. Scott also talks about his strategy on these types of courses, which has never failed him.

Hole #2 102m/335ft par 3
Threading the needle from the tee. Double mandatory forces you to pick your most accurate shot off the tee. Scott shows his solution which might be the least utilized shot in the game. Scott also throws in a tip of an alternate way of dealing with these types of mandos.

Scott talks about how he's doing with the health scare, and we also talk about the conditions on the course, since it has been raining very hard for the last couple of days.

Hole #3 - 231m/758ft
Scott is realizing that this course has teeth! While we learn how this hole is ideal to play, Scott also talks about understable touch shots with a sidearm.

Life is full of choices and when you choose a life in professional sports, you trade something for that carreer. Emil and Scott talk about the dangers and perks of their carreers.

Hole 4 225m/738ft Par 4
Scott and Emil struggle with this hole in deciding whether they should go over the OB pond, or play it safe and possibly have a bogey. Scott also talks about travel plans to India in the near future.

Hole #5 - 104m/341ft par 3
Scott explains how easy this looks, but the problem is the OBs' long and left. Scott explains why he plays this for par.

Stefan Gustafsson and Scott talk about the course and what the best round score is for the tournament. Scott makes a prediction and looses a bet.

Hole #6 - 135m/443ft par 3
Shot over a mound to a basket that is hard to see. The course designer comes out from the woodwork and joins the round! What a stroke of luck to get some insights from the designer himself!

Scott and Tomas talk about ratings and training, and reminisce about the good old days.

Hole #7 - 179m /587ft par 4
Epic dog leg with a lot of trees to hit. Thomas Ekström and Scott are talking about the old times, and Tomas also shares some stories from the 2015 Skandinavian Open.

Tomas talks about what was his carreer changing moment and what led to the situation he is right now. Professor Plastic

Hole #8 - 217m/712ft - par 4
Tomas gives advice on this hole, which Scott thinks is the easiest one on this course. The rivals from back in the day keep on talking about the plans that Scott has for the future in Asia. Emil shows Scott how to birdie this hole.

"Hole #9 - 245m/804ft - par 4
Scott pushes the course designer, Tomas, to make it harder and tries to make the birdie with a forehand shot. Emil shows the backhand play and makes the hole look easy. "

Hole #10 - 135m/443ft - par 3
If there ever was a hole that is shaped like a backhand hyzer flex shot, this is it. Scott takes the higher route and Emil opts for the lower line drive. Scott gives you tips on being succesful on approach shots every time.

Hole #11 - 185m/607ft - par 4
Scott is exploring the beautiful Swedish birch forrest and shows why his scramble game is one of the best in the world. Emil is tempted to try to try to keep up. Scott nails the best birdie so far and wins dinner from Tomas.

Hole #12 - 108m/354ft - par 3
Pick a gap and don't throw it to the pond. Simple, right? Tomas Ekström, the course designer, tells you the right way to play the hole, and it's not what you think.

Hole #13 - 104m/341ft - par 3
Not really much there to it, or is there? Scott and Emil show two different approaches to this hole and avoid the OBs' and trees. Tomas reminesces the putting woes.

Tomas and Scott discuss the history of disc golf distance and ponder why the distance has not increased with the development of modern discs that much.

Hole #14 - 187m/614ft - par 4
Emil pushes the envelope while Scott decides to play old man par golf. This beautiful park hole with a pond next to the hole is again creating trouble. Scott talks about why he often chooses a forehand roller.

Tomas and Scott talk about the legends of the sport like Dave Feldberg, Jesper Lundmark, and other Swedish superstars. They also discuss the reasons why Scott stopped playing for 15 years.

Tomas and Scott talk about hole #15. Tomas gives us insight what the idea behind this hole is and why you should go for it.

Hole #15 - 150m / 492ft - par 3
Scott predicts this huge landing zone to be the downfall of multiple players and he also talks about why he plays this for a par. Emil rips an amazing drive and shows why Scott might be wrong. Tomas and Scott also give credit to Dave McCormack the owner of Gateway Disc Sports for being an amazing character in supporting people.

Hole #16 - 337m - 1107ft - par 5
An iconic hole at Disc Golf Terminalen. It can be an easy birdie or a tough bogey if you hit trees. Scott tries to impress the course designer and gives us a class on the flip up cut roller.

Hole #17 - 69m / 226ft - par 3
Scott gives great advice on approaching an island hole. Tomas tells the story of how Feldberg lost the tournament on this hole in 2010. Emil makes it on his first, while Scott explores different options.

Hole #18 - 210m / 689ft - par 4
This is a great last hole, said Scott. A masterpiece in score separation. It makes you play safe, but you need to play; there is no coasting through on this one. Scott shows the forehand play, and Emil plays the backhand option.

Thank you for watching! Check out www.stokelydiscs.com for the latest updates on Scott Stokely!