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ARP | 2025 Masters Worlds | R4:B9 | Scoggins : Allen : Hokom : Fajkus | FP40 Lead Card
Watch as the top players in the FP40 division of the 2025 PDGA Professional Masters World Championships presented by Zuko put their skills to the test at Caposhia Silver. The back nine holes bring a change of pace for these ladies, but they must navigate the challenging course and overcome obstacles like the elusive gorge portion. Despite the tough conditions, the competition remains fierce, with a tie atop the leaderboard that will be difficult to break. Join the action as players Scoggins, Allen, Hokom, and Fajkus face off in round four of the tournament, showcasing their expertise on holes like the par-3, 336 ft. climb, where precision is key to success. The video highlights the unique challenges of this course and the strategies employed by top players to overcome them.
Watch top players Scoggins, Allen, Hokom, & Fajkus compete at 2025 Masters Worlds in high-stakes disc golf action on the lead card.
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Welcome back to round four of the 2025 PDGA Professional Masters World Championships presented by Zuko. It is moving day. We've got the back n coming your way of the FP40 division back here at Caposhia Silver. We've already seen a lot of difficult holes. The back n kind of gets a little easier for these ladies though. kind of kind of, but we do get to play the elusive gorge portion of the course, which normally doesn't get a lot of play during tournaments, but for this one, we're bringing it out. Take a look at the leaderboard here. We see that there is still a tie up at at the top and a long way for the remaining competitors to follow. That's not how I meant to say that, but yeah. Yeah. Long long way to climb up. We're going to start with that climb on hole 10, par 3, 336 ft. A bit of a candy cane shaped hole, moving from right to left. Kind of pick your gap, this center tree here. Go either inside or outside of it with the right hand his player. You need to beat these second sets of trees here as your disc starts to move back on over to the left hand side. kind of going long on this one seems to be the best play is trying to cut it inside short just hasn't seem to be paying dividends for these ladies uh their first time around. Yeah, I still haven't figured out what the right shot is. Like that looks good. Let's go get some ground play. Nope. Hit a tree. It was too good. I don't I don't It was I think now that I look at it was just left of the sweet spot. That one is also I just Yeah. I don't know cuz I thought that was good. Yeah. I mean, I pushed it straighter and just kind of dealt with. But we also didn't know that there was a short pin for this when you first played it. This see the back the long way. Yeah, that's great. You push the backside and you're rewarded. I think the first round someone else did that went long but didn't have that good of a look. Yeah. Now for a forehand shot. This is extra difficult. I think it I feel like it brings the...
