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ARP | 2020 Music City Open | R3 / F9 | Reid Frescura: Chris Dickerson: Justin Bunell: Zach Melton |
The 2020 Music City Open is a hotly anticipated event in the MPO (Men's Professional Disc Golf Association) Chase Card Final Round. This year's final round features a thrilling battle between returning champion Chris Dickerson and hometown favorite Justin Bunell, with Zach Melton also vying for a spot at the USDC. The Ace Run Pro team provides comprehensive coverage of the event, sponsored by Dynamic Discs. Notably, Team This Craft's Reid Frescura employs an unorthodox approach on par-3 hole 1, opting for the backhand flex instead of the sidearm, which has been favored by other left-handed players this weekend. In contrast, Chris Dickerson takes a more conservative approach, sticking to his trusty game-day plaid and safe play off the tee. As the players navigate the challenging course at Nashville, accuracy and technique will be crucial. With left-hand dominance being a key factor on this hole, viewers can expect a fascinating display of skill and strategy from these top MPO players.
Watch Reid Frescura, Chris Dickerson, Justin Bunell, & Zach Melton compete in R3/F9 at the 2020 Music City Open.
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ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the 2020 music city open sponsored by dynamic discs this is the ace run pro coverage of the mpo chase card final round and it is a heated battle at this point we've got our returning champion for at least the last four years chris dickerson hoping to defend his title uh we've got our hometown homeboy justin binnell making some coverage and making a chase for his at least for his spot at the usdc but also shooting for the win at this point it's anybody's game thank you to infinite disk for making this coverage possible thank you to dynamic discs for making the event possible here we go we've got reid friskira from team this craft sitting at 13 down chris dickerson from team prodigy at 13 down as well justin's sitting at -12 and zach melton this is hole 1 it's a par 3 452 feet it winds gently to and fro back to the left back to the right through a tight gap with a low ceiling onto this beautiful green this is a challenging hole the course starts out with a couple of these and it's going to be really interesting to see how the left-handed dominant players complete this hole yeah left hand is going to be big here also the sidearm is also going to be huge on this course off the tee is where you're going to have to be the most accurate let's see how reed handles hole one he was one of two players this weekend to actually birdie this hole very cool to see a lefty playing the backhand flex rather than the sidearm which has been the preferred play from the lefties this weekend i think that was the drive that got him the birdie during the first round just a little bit to the right on that one chris dickerson no introduction needed in the game day plaid trying to make a chase for that lead as well coming to you from the chase card often for the big heiser off the team relatively very smart and safe play that is the go-to textbook preferred play off the tee on hold on solid placement right in the middle of the fairway down the gut nashville zone we love him our home boy says justine i believe he throws a mixed...
