Brodie Smith
Frisbee trick-shot YouTuber and former professional ultimate player who turned to pro disc golf in 2020, also ran a golf channel, and went back to ultimate in 2026.
Sports · YouTube · Updated Nov 6, 2026
Brodie Smith is a frisbee trick-shot YouTuber and former professional ultimate player known for his trick-shot videos and his Guinness World Records. His main YouTube channel has about 2.1 million subscribers and calls him a four-time ultimate national champion who has switched to disc golf. In January 2020 he signed with Discraft to play disc golf, and Ultiworld Disc Golf reported in July 2020 that he had become a co-owner of the Foundation Disc Golf shop with Paul McBeth and Hunter Thomas. He also ran a golf channel, Brodie Smith Golf, and appeared in early Garrett Clark videos before Good Good became a company. As of November 2026 he has not announced a retirement from disc golf; the latest event on his PDGA page is from December 2024, and in June 2026 he played ultimate again for the first time in about nine years.
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Questions people ask
Who is Brodie Smith?
Brodie Smith is a frisbee trick-shot YouTuber and former professional ultimate player who later played pro disc golf. Guinness World Records wrote in December 2017 that he became an internet sensation in 2011 with frisbee trick-shot videos, and that in one October 2017 session in Brooklyn he set records including a 46.33 meter (152 foot) flying disc target throw, saying he took home six titles. His original trick-shot video is still on his channel, which has about 2.1 million subscribers; Famous Birthdays says he also has more than 1.7 million fans on TikTok. In 2016 he raced on season 28 of The Amazing Race with fellow ultimate player Kurt Gibson as “Team Frisbee Boys,” in what Tubefilter called a social-media-star-studded season; its April 17, 2016 recap had them taking another first-place leg finish.
What happened to Brodie Smith? Is he still playing disc golf, or did he quit?
As of November 2026, Brodie Smith has not announced a retirement from disc golf in anything we could source, but he has not played a PDGA event since 2024 that we could find. Ultiworld Disc Golf reported his sponsorship deal with Discraft on January 17, 2020, and its player page lists a two-year Discraft extension for 2023 and 2024 that he announced on January 10, 2023. His PDGA page (number 128378) shows 12 pro events in the 2024 season for $798 in prize money, the last one the BigFoot Texas Finale on December 7, 2024. He has kept posting disc golf on YouTube, such as “Can I Still Shoot 1000 Rated Round?” on June 3, 2026 and a mulligan challenge on July 8, 2026, and those descriptions still link Foundation Discs. In 2026 his uploads moved back toward ultimate and frisbee trick shots, covered below. We found no sourced record of him competing in pickleball. He has not said on the record that he quit, so we do not say he did.
Why did Brodie Smith stop playing ultimate frisbee? Is he playing again?
Brodie Smith stepped back from ultimate to play disc golf, and in June 2026 he played ultimate again for the first time in about nine years. He posted “Retiring from Ultimate Frisbee?” on his channel about eight years ago, per YouTube, and his channel now describes him as a four-time ultimate national champion who has switched to disc golf. On June 2, 2026 he posted “Brodie Smith Playing Ultimate Frisbee Again,” saying it was his first time playing in about nine years. On June 20, 2026 he posted practice highlights with the Texas Barbecue team, writing that his body was feeling better each week and that he was leaving for England the next week to compete for a world championship, followed by “Final Prep for Worlds” on June 23. We could not source how his team finished.
What happened to Brodie Smith and Good Good? Why did he stop playing golf?
As of November 2026, we found no announcement from Good Good or from Brodie Smith that he was a Good Good member or that he left, so we cannot give a departure date or reason. What is public: he appeared in early Garrett Clark videos such as “Playing Golf With New Clubs Vs Old Clubs Feat. Brodie Smith” on Garrett Clark Golf, and Golf Monthly wrote in August 2025 that as Clark’s channel gained momentum more friends began appearing, including Brodie. He also ran his own channel, Brodie Smith Golf, now at about 310,000 subscribers, with rounds in Hawaii and at Cabot Links and matches with his wife. Its uploads stopped in February 2020, the season he signed with Discraft for disc golf, and on December 6, 2021 he posted “Brodie Smith Golf Is Back,” saying he would keep touring on the Disc Golf Pro Tour but make time for golf content again. The newest upload on that channel is from January 5, 2022. In fall 2026 the Foundation Golf channel posted “Brodie Smith’s Return to YouTube Golf”. The current Good Good lineup is on our Good Good hub.
What happened between Brodie Smith and Paul McBeth?
Brodie Smith and disc golf pro Paul McBeth went from business partners to a public dispute by August 2022. In July 2020 Ultiworld Disc Golf reported that Brodie had bought into Foundation Disc Golf, the online shop McBeth co-owned with Hunter Thomas, and the two filmed a “Building the Bag” series together on Brodie’s channel. On August 11, 2022, Ultiworld’s Upshot podcast billed a segment on “the suddenly emerging beef between former pals McBeth and Brodie Smith.” Brodie gave his side on Foundation’s own show in “Brodie Explains His and Paul’s Situation | Debate Night 53” on Foundation Podcasts. We have not verified what either of them said, so we do not characterize the dispute.
How old is Brodie Smith?
Brodie Smith is 39 as of November 2026: Famous Birthdays gives his birthday as August 29, 1987.
What is Brodie Smith’s real name?
Brodie Smith is his real name, as used by Guinness World Records and CBS Sports. He posts as @brodiesmith21 on Instagram, X and Facebook, as @BrodieSmith on YouTube and as Brodie Smith Golf on his golf channel.
Where is Brodie Smith from? Is he the Australian footballer?
Brodie Smith the frisbee creator was born in Chicago, Illinois, per Famous Birthdays. CBS Sports wrote in September 2015 that he played ultimate while at the University of Florida, and Guinness World Records said in 2017 that he was taking his titles home to Dallas, Texas. This entry is not about Brodie Smith the Australian rules footballer, born in 1992, whom Adelaide drafted in 2010.
Who is Brodie Smith’s wife?
Brodie Smith is married to Kelsey Lowrance: Famous Birthdays says they married in 2019 and describes her as a Dallas cheerleader. She appears by name in his videos, such as “Insane Mini Golf Battle | Brodie vs. Kelsey” in February 2020 and “Kelsey vs. Hunter” in December 2021, and his descriptions link her own social accounts.
Where can I watch Brodie Smith?
Brodie Smith posts trick shots, ultimate and disc golf on his main YouTube channel, where he has about 2.1 million subscribers and more than 580 videos. His golf archive is on Brodie Smith Golf, his recent golf appearances are on Foundation Golf, and his video descriptions also point to a sports card channel. He posts on Instagram, X and Facebook as brodiesmith21.
What is Brodie Smith’s net worth?
Brodie Smith does not publish a number and neither do we.
Does Brodie Smith have kids? What is his religion?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Brodie Smith?
As of November 2026, no agent or manager is named publicly for Brodie Smith; his video descriptions list his own business email for inquiries. Discraft was his disc sponsor from January 2020, with an extension through 2024 per Ultiworld Disc Golf, and his 2026 descriptions link Foundation Discs and Atlas disc golf bags. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking what happened to his disc golf, golf and ultimate runs, and most of the answer is in his own uploads. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with Brodie Smith. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. He is a throwing specialist who keeps changing sports. The core has stayed the same since 2011: one throw, a hard target, a clean payoff, whether it is a frisbee off a truck, a disc golf drive or a golf trick shot. Around it he builds long journeys, from learning disc golf on camera with Paul McBeth to an ultimate comeback at 38.
Why it travels. The trick shots travel on their own: short, silent-friendly and record-shaped, which is why Guinness World Records and CBS Sports wrote them up. His 2026 uploads mostly draw 15,000 to 60,000 views each, well below the size of a 2.1 million subscriber channel, so the reach is in the back catalog and in each new sport switch that sends people searching his name.
Brand fit. Disc golf and ultimate gear, golf equipment, sports cards and outdoor or travel brands that want a family-friendly athlete with a big archive. He already promotes Foundation Discs and Atlas bags in his descriptions, so a rival disc brand is not the fit; a brand that wants one great throw on camera is.
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