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Round 2 Highlights, MPO | 2025 Turku Open powered by Prodigy
The 2025 Turku Open powered by Prodigy is underway in beautiful Turku, Finland, and the competition is heating up. Aaron Gossich and Calvin Heberg are tied for third place, while Robinson and Newsome lead the pack with 13 birdies each. Watch as Revan Newsome showcases his forehand play to stay ahead, using a flex forehand shot that circles nicely around obstacles and lands him at five meters from the hole. Meanwhile, Michael Rimmel's impressive six down round in yesterday's play is on full display, and Daniel Davidson continues to make a strong case with his birdies. The challenging par three holes are being navigated by the players, with subtle skips and precise shots required to succeed. With so much talent on display, it's anyone's game as the competition moves into its second round. Tune in to see how the players adapt and overcome the obstacles on their way to the top spot at the 2025 Turku Open powered by Prodigy.
Watch the thrilling Round 2 highlights from the 2025 Turku Open powered by Prodigy, featuring top MPO players in an epic battle for victory.
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Welcome to beautiful Turku, Finland, where we are having the Turko Open 2025. Moving day, Saturday for the MO coverage is just about to begin. Aaron Gossich, Calvin Heberg tied for third after round one, 10 down. Robinson, and Newsome being tied for the lead, 13 down. Why is he actually going with the forehand with a flippy disc and why wouldn't he? That is a great shot. Finds five meter mark. Michael Rimmel yesterday he played a six down round and he was five down through first seven holes. >> Uh well yeah all the players in the perfect position. >> Daniel Davidson another huge birdie there. Could it be that Revan Newsome is giving us the forehand? He's going with the flex forehand play. It's a bit long, but it circles nicely and use some the only chance for the lead card to get a birdie on hole one for the solo lead. There he goes >> with the hiser play to go for the birdie. So he plays that for par. >> Yeah. The only only option in my opinion. Uh very good placement with the forehand. Uh a lot of room to Wow and sneaks through. Okay. 82 m 269 ft. You don't want to hit this ground early. There are those rocks and stones that might give you some bad kicks. Newsome avoids them. He finds the circle. Robinson, he goes with the backhand and sails past the stone. 6 m away for the birdie. Great job, Gosage. forehand. This is uh looking dangerous. Yeah. Stop. Oh, right there. Very cool. Davidson now T of six. 145 m par three for the MO. Severe downhill. Davidson makes it well. Low and stable. Subtle skip. Please stay. Now, oh, finds a little bump on the green and settles down 5 m. >> Yeah, good for good work from there as we see Danielson taking his second shot here on seven. Very good. He found the gap there. And that's that's a putt for another birdie. Always something to keep in mind that first first of all which is the way you get the easiest birdie and the second where is the >> where is the main risk on the hole. >> Goage shows us how it's done. >> Let's see how Ezra makes that happen. So he saw what happened to Calvin's discs right before. He...
