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Round 1 Highlights | FPO | 2026 LWS Open at Idlewild
The 10th edition of the LWS Open at Idlewild, presented by Dynamic Discs, returns to the sport’s familiar roots after a chaotic World Championships. This highlights package captures the intensity of Round 1, featuring a deep field of elite competitors vying for valuable World Standing points. The broadcast offers expert analysis on key matchups, spotlighting players like Ohn Scoggins, who demonstrates her power and precision with standout approaches and standstill forehand drives. Viewers also follow the high stakes for local star Rebecca Cox, for whom this home tournament is crucial for her season. The coverage delves into the technical aspects of the game, from the "soft landings" required on tight approach shots to the mental resilience needed to overcome putting yips, a topic discussed in relation to Katrina Allen’s prime form. With the world standings board serving as a constant backdrop, the video illustrates the pressure of the Pro Tour Finals race, where every birdie and eagle impacts a player’s qualification status. From dramatic third shots to precise putts, the footage encapsulates the skill, strategy, and competitive spirit defining modern professional disc golf at one of the sport’s most iconic venues.
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Well, the world of disc golf moves fast, the players get better, the courses get harder, the stakes get higher. But after a chaotic, historic world championships, we find ourselves back to a comfortable, familiar place. It's the 10th rendition of the LWS [music] Open at Idlewild, presented by Dynamic Discs. >> Take a look up here at the world standings, up there by her name. That green 17 indicates she is in currently the Pro Tour finals. If you see red next to the name, it means they are not in. However, if you see red next to Jessica Weathus' name, she is in because of her win at the Queen City Classic earlier this year. Really nice approach there. Had to land this one soft second shot. And I would call that a soft landing, Germ. That's going to be a look for birdie. If there's a player that's not a favorite, or if there's a player that's a favorite that's not Ohn Scoggins, to me it's Katrina Allen. She has been playing prime old school Katrina Allen disc golf lately. I think she's definitely named to watch this week. Katrina made a great post about getting over the putting yips and how how much deep work she's had to do. Rebecca Cox now for birdie. This is going to be an important event for Rebecca. All these next couple of events are going to be huge for her. Obviously, this is her home tournament coming from this area. She's played very well here in the past. You've thrown this exact approach shot so many times. Scoggins great distance off tee allowing her to go standstill forehand heiser. And that's going to be just a few feet outside of bull's eye. Good opportunity for Ohn to get on the board here early. >> [laughter] >> She has high enough. Good nose angle control there. Solid putt for birdie. Not many players are going to carry this into. This is an important third shot for Santia. Brian. And I'll bowl it up to the pin. What a shot. Wow. All I can say on that one is wow. Monastay also giving this whole a lot of respect. Her look for birdie will be from about 25. That looks really well thrown. Just a bit long. Right, I I believe there's been issues getting certain drone coverage in the past...
