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Ella Hansen SCORCHES Pickard Park
Watch as Ella Hansen takes on Pickard Park and leaves the competition in her wake. With precision and power, she showcases her skills with a forehand forehand Heiser that has fans buzzing. The T4 driver proves to be a game-changer for Hanson, helping her land ace after ace. Meanwhile, Terry provides expert commentary on the shots, highlighting Ella's prime positioning and beautifully executed technique. As Hanna Hansen navigates the park, she demonstrates the importance of timing and technique in disc golf, proving that with practice and skill, anyone can excel. The course features a new addition at 12, offering a challenging shot for even the most seasoned players.
Watch Ella Hansen crush the Pickard Park course with precision throws and expert strategy.
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What is the actual line players are trying to throw here? >> Well, Ella's got it with the forehand. You're going to see that shot. >> And that Yeah, that was excellent right there. Hanson throwing the new T4. It's just a 350 spike heiser. Everyone can wake up from their meditation now. We got an ace run on five. >> Put the anchor on it. >> Well, they've provided an air-conditioned place for fans to go and watch the shots come in on seven. And they watched Holland put one inside the circle. Ella looking to do the same. Just like that. Hanson overstable forehand down the hill. >> 12 is such a nice addition. This is in part of the park that was not opened up to us in the original design. Love it. >> And Ella's lining up her second shot. Terry talk to us about this hole. Talk to us about some of the shots, especially Ella's. This is prime positioning. >> Beautifully done. Shot for shot right there. >> All things considered, entire feature card under par. Hanson going to finish at six down, second place. Cadence Burge with the bogey brings her back to three. >> Big power by Ella putting herself inside the circle. Ella. If you are a player like Ella Hansen, this is a field work warm up Heiser. But Ella says no thank you. She's going to go forehand. Another flash. You see that she's actually minds eyeing the apex so it can come in appropriately. Uh I would call that appropriate. And that is the beauty of disc golf. You don't need to have a certain body type to excel. It's all about timing and technique. But if you can put a powerhouse body in between timing and technique, ooh, I'm excited to watch it happen. Now Ella on the downhill eighth. There's that Heiser you're talking about. Same route that we saw Holland take. Just a perfect feed. Being able to hang it out as the disc falls down, it hits the alley. Ella. We're seeing a little bit of a There's some light. The door is open. Another opening for Hansen. Beautifully done. Match the hillside. Match the slope. And now Ella even better positioning can go with that forehand. Opportunity to get a stroke our leader card. >> Ooh, flashes the chains just outside the bull's...
