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DGPT Pro goes lone ranger to corral a Texas win ⭑ Gavin Rathbun's Open at Austin Practice Round | B9
Gavin Rathbun takes on the challenging Harvey Penick Golf campus in Austin, Texas for his Open at Austin Practice Round. DGPT Pro is putting up a strong show as Gavin navigates the back nine holes. This solo performance showcases Gavin's skills and strategy as he tackles inviting 400-foot hyzer or anhyzer shots. As Gavin approaches the final stretch, he discusses the importance of finding gaps in the fairway to avoid obstacles and overcome the challenging wind conditions on hole 12. His backhand technique proves effective, especially when compared to his one-handed approach on previous holes. With a focus on accuracy and control, Gavin demonstrates his expertise as he navigates the par-4 holes, including the 660-foot opener, where he must carefully select his first shot to avoid out of bounds areas. The video offers an in-depth look at Gavin's playing style and technique, providing insight for golf enthusiasts and fans of Disc Golf Pro Tour (DGPT) competition.
Watch Gavin Rathbun's thrilling solo shot at the Texas tourney. Highlights from the DGPT Pro Series stop in Austin.
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oh okay that's another one and done I love that hey it's Gavin Rathbun we're here on the back nine at Harvey Penick Golf campus here in Austin Texas for the open hole 10 is an inviting 400 foot hyzer or anhyzer if you need some serious skills and you're just trying to get it to skip not too far to the left stay off the golf green on the right and yeah gonna be a lot of enforcers thrown out here today try to throw one more a little wider Basket sandwiched in between the two foreign I was right in my assessment that I had the basket sandwiched okay let's keep this Rhythm for the whole back knife birdie birdie putts birdie putts okay we made it to hole 11. we have a left to right wind I'm gonna try one sidearm through the what looks like the bigger Gap and then one backhand through this Gap these two leaning trees it's only 335 feet so whichever one has the highest percentage is which one I'm gonna go with for the tournament orbit fell in backhand all hyzer low percentages there oh my goodness thanks bro that's just way too much disc try that one more time with the beefy boy okay I like the backhand just need to throw better there's no little hanging fingertips or nothing over here just a little tighter of a gap some nah impossible putt there just a full row of trees don't miss to the left side don't miss to the right side Miss straight on and straight behind we're out here on hole number 12. it's a par four first one in a little bit 660 feet first shot is to stay in bounds I guess all these trees have a little out of bounds circle around them I'm seeing some white steak straight ahead it looks like 400-ish feet and then it bends very hard to the right so they're asking for you to take some distance off the first shot but it's going to be hard too a lot of OB gonna try to find some gaps in the Fairway that is definitely the problem with that play ah way too freaking much okay thank you on to Hole number 13 now it's a 352 foot Par 3 with ob up on the right side looks like it...
