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ARP | Power DGA Series Finale | R2/B9 | Eagles Crossing | Schilling : Noble : Whitehead : Campbell |
The Power Disc Golf Academy Championship Series Finale continues at Wild Times, where leaders are having a more favorable time on the front nine of Eagles Crossing. The four top players from round one are still in contention, and they'll face challenges on the back nine. Specifically, hole 10 presents a par-4 with a gap shot off the tee, requiring precision to navigate left OB (out of bounds) and a steep, slow approach to a basket perched on a hill. The gap shot is crucial, as it must land in a specific spot to set up an approachable second shot. Watch as players like Blake face this demanding hole, utilizing techniques such as trajectory control and precision placement to overcome the obstacles. With expert commentary from experienced disc golfers, this video provides valuable insights into strategy, technique, and mental preparation for top-level competition.
Watch Schilling, Noble, Whitehead, and Campbell battle for DGA Power Series supremacy in a thrilling ace run showdown at Eagles Crossing!
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Welcome once again to continuing action of the 2025 Power Disc Golf Academy Championship Series Finale. We are back here at Wild Times for the Back Nine round two mole card. Big shout out to our friends over at Infinite Disc for making this coverage possible. Colorado. We've seen kind of a tale of two courses so far between the championship course where the front nine was brutally difficult. We kind of see our leaders here having a much better time of it so far on the front nine of this course. Yeah. We'll take a look here at the leaderboard and we see that the four players that came off of round one are still up top through nine holes here on wild times. We have a few more interesting holes to play. Starting out here with hole 10, the par4 coming in at 774 ft. You got a gap that you got to hit right right here off the tea. There is left OB. Uh that is what used to be a creek. It's kind of dry right now, but going to make it out to the fairway. Then you have another long approach around to the right to a basket that's perched up on the hill, steep, slow. So, you want to make sure that your second shot is either landing close so that you have a good putt or um I don't know. Put it in the basket. I don't know. >> Blake getting a little >> little obstructed. Uh but I still think that he can get there from there. In my mind, he can. I don't know if he can in his mind. >> I don't know. Only got about 350 off the tea there. So, that's quite a big ask. >> That right there's the gap that you want to hit. is pushing to inside though. That's going to be pinched on his second shot. >> It is a fine line. You want something to flip up, but then if it flips up too much, then you're bringing those left side trees of that initial gap into play. >> That right there looks like it's a little too straight, but it's going to work its way to the right. Okay, it's perfect. >> Bending over just enough. Getting back out to the left. Should open up his second shot a bit there from...
