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2026 Canadian National Championships - FPO R1P2 - Donnecke, McInnes, Henderson, Wiebe
The coverage follows the 2026 Canadian National Championships from Grand Prairie, Alberta, focusing on first round, part two of the featured card with players Donnecke, McInnes, Henderson, and Wiebe. Ian Anderson and Sophia Dunaka review scores through nine, highlight the leader sitting five strokes ahead, and discuss how competitors from across Canada are handling a large course, travel, and on-course conditions. The discussion includes hole 10, described as an awkward tee shot with a fence on the right, an out-of-bounds line on the left, and the basket placed under a large tree with a downhill approach. The cast examines how wind, a wide fairway, and visual distractions affect disc selection, flight paths, and shot execution. Viewers get a clear look at the pressure of big-tournament play, the importance of keeping the fence out of a player’s head, and the fine line between a comfortable drive and one that lands near OB. Fans of disc golf will appreciate the Canadian national championship coverage, round-by-round updates, and technical breakdowns of key holes.
Watch the top pros battle for gold at Central Coast Disc Golf's national championships, featuring Donnecke, McInnes, Henderson, and Wiebe.
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And welcome back to beautiful Grand Prairie, Alberta, Canada for the 2026 Canadian National Championships. I am Ian Anderson and we are lucky enough to be joined by Sophia Dunaka again. Welcome in Sophia. >> Thank you for having me. Excited to keep covering some awesome material here. >> Yeah, it was a really fun front nine. Great group on our feature card. We are We have women from all over Canada and my goodness, it's a large country, Sophia. The drives I heard people were taking to get here. Crazy. >> Oh my goodness. >> There are your sponsors. Huge thanks to them making the coverage and this tournaments possible. There are your scores through nine for your future card. Sophia, five strokes out in front. But Colleen, look, he's starting to warm up as is Weeb. Hopey Henderson grab a birdie here in the back nine. Let's head to 10. Talk about it. Hole number 10. It is a bit of an awkward T-shot. You can see that fence on the right. Really making the hiser out to this big fairway. Pretty tricky. There's OB line on the left and then the basket's way down yonder under that large tree. And behind the basket is not too steep, but it just goes downhill. But it's >> yeah, a very wide open hole. And it seems quite easy off the get- go, but we had a bit of wind, so yeah. Let's see what happens. >> Yeah. And that fence is just right in your face. It It's It's tough to get out of your your head for your swing, I feel like. >> Yeah. I'm trying to throw a flex, but like I was sort of stuck on his there and honestly should have OB, but didn't. >> Oh my goodness. On the edge of OB. >> It's just not how I threw it up. But let's see what Colleen does. >> Yeah, hers is a little higher, but it has some really nice turn to it. Oh, >> that should be okay. >> Yes. Okay. >> But also kind of close. So that OB line was actually doesn't look like scary off the tea because you're not really trying to throw it left like that. But >> with that fence there, it really makes people want to let stuff hiser and that's what happens to weeb unfortunately....
