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Final Round Highlights | MPO | 2026 LWS Open at Idlewild
The 2026 LWS Open at Idlewild marks the tenth year of this prestigious disc golf tournament, bringing back memories of the historic 1988 PDGA World Championships held nearby. This final round highlights compilation captures the intense competition as top professionals battle for supremacy on a demanding course. Veteran Ganon Burr, a previous winner at this venue, faces stiff opposition from Chris Dickerson, Mason Ford, and other hot players who have demonstrated powerful drives and precise putts throughout the event. The footage showcases key moments of technical skill and strategic decision-making, including impressive Heiser driver shots and critical upshots that nearly find the bucket. Viewers will see players navigating tricky lies, managing wind conditions with forehand throws, and executing high-pressure birdie attempts to close gaps in the leaderboard. The commentary provides insight into the stylistic preferences of the athletes, highlighting how specific disc selection and shot placement determine the outcome of crucial holes. From driving distances to final round putts, the video offers a comprehensive look at the athleticism and precision required in professional disc golf. Fans of the sport will appreciate the detailed coverage of the players' journeys, the course challenges at Idlewild, and the high-stakes atmosphere that defines this landmark event in the Disc Golf Pro Tour calendar.
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It was 1988. The city of Seven Hills hosted the PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships. And now in 2026, it is year 10 of the Disc Golf Pro Tour LWS Open at Idle Wild. Ganon Burr has won here before. He battled Paul McBth last year and he'll have to battle Chris Dickerson, Mauy Vilman, Mason Ford, and a field that is already playing hot. Same win for Sullie. He gets it up and in off the band. He's going with the range throwing this on this Heiser standup shot. important shot. I think you're not going to get unlimited opportunities to close this gap down. This looked pretty good. I mean, stylistically, he's one of my favorite guys to watch right now. >> Oh, yeah. More out of position than I originally thought. Picking up the same driver. Oh, and just to the bucket. Nearly hits it. I think with the wind behind them and the the situation with the limbs, I think forehand plays better. The trouble here with this shot is when players get a little turn on this disc. You saw Mari's was pure hiser. Flat to hiser. Chris looks like he's copied him up. Left side circle. Little deep. Little deep. Chris showing off the power. Didn't know he still had it. also nearly hits the bucket into the bullseye >> was slowly bounced back in the bogey on four turning it riding that OB line that's pushing the circle that is in the circle a couple steps outside of the bullseye neon out of position he had made the gap he's a little right side on seven Yes is six under through his first six. Can he make some magic here? >> What a start. >> He's through the gap. >> It's back on edge. It's cruising into the circle. What a shot from Yes. looking to go seven for seven. >> After Ganon's drive landed, I walked over to take a look at it and it it appears as though this is his toughest lie yet on hole four. But then again, every time I think he's got a tough lie, it's like abracadabra and that thing is by the basket. So, I mean, I'm not going to count him out. This guy's good. >> So, he's going left of these two first trees, >> it appears. >> I would think so....
