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ARP | Make or Break Music City Open | Eric Oakley & James Proctor break down Mill Ridge & Giveaway!
Eric Oakley and James Proctor from Make or Break Music City are at Mill Ridge for the Music City Open presented by Lone Star discs. They're about to start their round on hole one, a challenging Par Four that requires precision and power. With big hyzer lefties, they'll be showcasing various techniques such as sidearm throws and turnovers. Oakley emphasizes the importance of starting strong with a birdie, which can set the tone for an entire round. The duo shares their thoughts on making the most of wind conditions, trust their shots, and navigating the course's unique challenges. As they take on hole one, they're ready to share their expertise and provide valuable insights for viewers. Tune in to learn from Eric Oakley and James Proctor as they make or break at Mill Ridge, and stay until the end for a giveaway announcement and more exciting content!
Eric Oakley & James Proctor break down Mill Ridge at Make or Break Music City Open - Expert Analysis & Giveaway!
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what's good everyone Eric Oakley of infinite disc thought space Athletics class discs and whale sex James the same with Finish Line discs we're doing a lot of really good things we're here with Ace run Pro make or break we're at Mill Ridge for the Music City open presented by Lone Star discs we're starting us off on hole one so it's going to be awesome and we have a lot of great holes to cover that we really think are going to Showcase what this tournament has to offer you pumped you ready I'm ready of course looks beautiful um wind is up but that's okay we're gonna make the best of it and yeah whole ones are going to start it off we got Par Four for the varieties you just got a big hyzer lefties can get a little more fancy with a turnover more about the second shot depending on where you land either sidearm some people might go turnover but most of the I think most of the field will be going sidearm second shot it's a good hole to start with a birdie get you around going it really is about this is starting your rounds I could see a par being good enough to kind of keep just to get a little bit of momentum but that that birdie can really start you off and get you running also stay tuned to the end of the video where we're going to announce the winner well we're going to talk about the winner in the next one and we might have another giveaway for this video so go to watch to the end find out let's go hold one that looks quite good right it's left or I think I want to be left to go backhand second shot yeah so I don't know if I really care I just want to make sure I'm like covering ground yeah lots of power on hyzer I'm gonna run that was scary I like it but I like it like I just need a trust to get it into that Gap it's going to be good either way so why we like hole one a lot on the make or break series is just a and especially here at Mill Ridge is you're going to have a lot of jitters and throwing that hyzer shot...
