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ARP | 2025 Jacksonville Open | FINAL BACK | Ellis : E. Robinson : Sides : Borzick | MPO Lead Card
The 2025 Jacksonville Open sponsored by Par on disc golf is coming to a close as ace runners gear up for the final stretch of holes. Cory Ellis has taken a stranglehold on the competition and appears poised to claim victory. The course's back half, known for its challenging layout, will play host to the remaining 12 holes as players vie for the championship title. Infinite Disc partners Conrad are instrumental in providing insights into the leaderboard standings, with Coralis trailing by 41 strokes behind Ellis. Meanwhile, Ezra and Coalan are hot on their heels, vying for a chance to make a move. The course features numerous water hazards, including the par-3 hole 10, which requires players to navigate treacherous terrain and tree-lined fairways. Expert players like Papa Robinson and Onyx showcase their skills with precision drives and clever shot selection, utilizing techniques such as forehand and stability-driven throws to navigate the challenging holes.
Watch Ellis, E. Robinson, Sides, & Borzick go head-to-head in a thrilling MPO lead card final round battle at the 2025 Jacksonville Open!
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Welcome back ace runners. We are getting ready to close out the 2025 Jacksonville Open sponsored by Par on disc golf. We've got 12 holes left the back half of this course to crown a champion. We've seen Cory Ellis kind of take a strangle hold on this event and he is not looking to relinquish it coming down the stretch here. Big thank you to our partners over at Infinite Disc. Conrad, I mean, all you can do is just try to birdie out at this point, but I don't think Cory Ellis has any intentions of stopping. >> Well, that's what everyone's going to try to do, including him. And this is the easier half of the course here. We're taking a look at the leaderboard here through 12. Coralis is 41 down. We have Ezra chasing close behind Coalan off of the chase car trying to do something here, but we'll see what happens as we go to hole 10. It's a par three 381 ft. Yeah, this one uh the water kind of comes into play here. We see most of the players looking to attack with a big right to left moving his shot. The forehand play is also there, but most of these guys are trying to crash something over these trees on the right. Let it plinko down into the sand. Settle in for a look for the birdie. Yeah, with the water being down a little bit, it gives him a little bit more landing area with this hiser. Just saw Papa Robinson there in the background. This is Papa >> big old Z4 throwing it about 380 ft in the air. I think he almost hit that plane >> heightwise. Yeah. And then does kind of Plinko down on the back side of that green. >> Mhm. >> As we're going Onyx. Looking to throw a little lower, a little flatter, and then let that stability kick on in. >> Nice line there. >> From the T- box, it must look real good. It heard a lot of go in. Go in. >> Yeah. Once you lose sight of it, Yeah. >> it's just like, oh, that's got to be an ace. Oh, forehand. Okay. >> Oh, he goes in front of that tree. Oh, and gets caught up by that one. >> Yeah, >> that's going to leave him in...
