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Round 2, Back 9 | MPO Shot-by-Shot Coverage | Mid America Open
Watch as Ian Anderson and Pro Tour Champion Nathan Queen take on Round 2 of the Mid-America Open presented by Discraft at the beautiful Columbia, Missouri course. The competition has been fierce, with hot temperatures and challenging holes testing the players' skills. On the back nine, Alden Harris finally puts together a clean round after a rough start, while Anthony Barilla and Chris Clements continue to showcase their birdie potential. Ian Anderson provides expert analysis as Nathan Queen navigates the 996-foot par-5 opening hole, discussing the strategic options for approach shots and how placement can make all the difference. Will Connor O'Reilly's roller shot pay off, or will it be a flex shot instead? Join Ian and Nathan as they break down the key moments from this pivotal round, highlighting the techniques and decisions that could make all the difference in the championship chase.
Watch Round 2, Back 9 of the Mid America Open as top MPO players battle on the course with clutch shots and intense competition.
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foreign welcome back to beautiful Columbia Missouri for round two of the Mid-America open presented by Discraft I am Ian Anderson sitting next to me as your pro tour Champion Nathan Queen card it has been hot already Harris has already chased down Conor O'Reilly also on the card Anthony Barilla and Chris Clements yeah a lot more birdies on this front nine I feel like than we saw yesterday and we finally saw Alden Harris's clean round come to a close after a rough hole nine for himself but a lot of Birdie opportunities on this back nine for these players to make a good move here has all the rest of the field is faring Gibson class so far seven through nine has I shared the lead right now we'll see if you can hold on look at this whole 10 options off the teen eighth and they're both pretty cool yeah another par five to start out this back nine 996 feet you've got the straight shot that the drones flying through or a high left shot you can either throw a backhand Flex or a forehand just for placement if you can land on the right side of this Fairway about where the drone's at gonna have more open lanes for your backhand roller or maybe even a low air shot if you're not comfortable with the roller if you can get inside 300 feet to throw your approach shot and you'll have the best opportunity to reach this green as it does get a little bit Sandy so if you land about 38 to 40 short you won't get a skip you'll have to carry it all the way there Connor looking up at the big distance line puts it out there oh he's going roller that's what this was wow a hyzer flip roller on the left side no way and it does play he is in the middle of the Fairway gonna be in a good position really cool a B I think this will be a flex though we'll see maybe not I want to say it's too wide yes it is okay spot though the left side is is playable I think it kind of takes the roller out so hard to get a ton of distance but Clemens more of a placement shot for Chris didn't quite see where that...
