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2026 Canadian National Championships - MPO R1P2 - Sexton, Gilbert, Higgins, McColman
The 2026 Canadian National Championships - MPO R1P2 is a must-watch for golf enthusiasts. This video brings you live coverage of the action-packed round one, part two, from beautiful Grand Prairie, Alberta, Canada. Ian Anderson and Corey Murrell provide expert analysis as top players face off on challenging courses. Thomas Gilbert kicks off his round with impressive form, but struggles to maintain momentum as he navigates through a dense forest of trees. Meanwhile, Nate Higgins takes aim at the hole-in-one, while Thomas Gilbert makes a remarkable roller shot that nearly pays off. Corey Murrell and Ian Anderson dissect each shot, discussing technique and strategy behind the scenes. The video also highlights the big sponsors who make this tournament possible, showcasing their support for Canadian golfers. With expert commentary and in-depth analysis, this video is perfect for fans of professional golf looking to get a deeper understanding of the game.
Watch the action at the 2026 Canadian National Championships as top players battle for gold, with highlights from Sexton, Gilbert, Higgins & McColman.
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And welcome back to beautiful Grand Prairie, Alberta, Canada for 2026 Canadian National Championships. I am Ian Anderson, again joined by Corey Murrell. This is round one, part two. Thomas Gilbert, man, got off to a heck of a start, Corey. >> Dude, four through four on the front, kind of stalled a little bit mid-round, but that's to be expected. There are so many trees to miss here, Ian. >> Yeah, it is no easy task to keep it clean. And here are your big sponsors of the Canadian National Championships. Huge thanks to them making this coverage and the tournament possible. Looking at your scores through nine holes. It's been a lot of color on those cards. >> Yeah, Nate looking to pick it up. Hasn't really got into rhythm. Unfortunate [clears throat] double on three, and then birdie on the shorty, but uh This, Ian, is not exactly the hole that you >> [music] >> want to be on if you're trying to force the issue for birdie. 438 ft. When we walked up to it, we said, "This is a good old-fashioned zero birdies type of hole." In our heads, it was an air shot flex, but I think the roller is actually the best play. You know, get it up in the air, get it thin, and fight through as many of the trees on the fairway as you can. [music] >> Yeah, I'm with you. See if they can get down a well-advised roller, Corey. >> Yeah, this is well-advised, for sure. Couple of the other holes you would have thrown on, not so much. >> Not so much. Higgins looking up and lining up an Annie. Will it roll, or will he keep it in the air? >> You. Neither. >> Neither. Hm, dang. Gilbert. That has roller intentions all day. Miss. Everything. >> It missed most of them. Great shot. Still like what, 40 short, but >> fantastic shot. >> Unreal. Sam. >> Yeah. >> That's trying to roll. >> Yeah. >> That's great. Honestly, that's it's such a finessing shot to get this thing in there. As long as you're up and can chip up for par, it's a good spot to be. >> It's the sidewinder for Nate, so we should see a roller. Look at this thing go, too. >> Those sky rollers, man, I've never Well, I've never...
