2020 DISCRAFT'S GREAT LAKES OPEN | RD1, B9 | Barsby, McMahon, Frescura, Hammes
Watch the exclusive back nine coverage of Round 1 at the 2020 Discraft's Great Lakes Open presented by Discraft, the world leader in disc sports. Brian Earhart and his co-host Tristan Tanner break down the front nine of the Toboggan Course, sharing their insights on the scorable holes and strategies for tackling the challenging par threes. The duo discusses notable performances from Greg Barsby, Reid Skura, Adam Hammes, and McMahon, who are all playing solid golf. They also analyze the tricky shot shape required for the 370-foot par three, a high-panning turnover that demands precise disc choice and technique. With expert commentary and behind-the-scenes access, this video provides an inside look at the Discraft's Great Lakes Open. Tune in to learn more about the top players, course challenges, and what it takes to succeed on the Toboggan Course.
Watch top players Barsby, McMahon, Frescura & Hammes compete in RD1 at the 2020 Discraft Great Lakes Open.
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hello and welcome back everybody to back nine coverage of round one of the 2020 great lakes open presented by discraft the world leader in disc sports i'm brian earhart joined here by my co-host tristan tanner tristan what's up dude how's it going everybody we had a interesting front nine with our card and we are tackling uh i would say the more scorable section of the toboggan course um what are your thoughts on uh on this toboggan course as a whole yeah i think some of the harder par threes uh we have on this back nine but again like you said a lot of scorable holes especially getting uh down in 1516 uh so we'll see if uh our players can get farther under par or turn their rounds around yeah and we did have kind of a rough start for a couple players greg barsby and reid for skura had kind of a rough time scoring in the front nine adam hams had a decent amount of birdies to make up for the two bogeys and eagle mcmahon is playing pretty solid right now and we have a lot of players playing pretty solid right now a lot of good scores have been being put up and anything in the seven or better range is gonna keep you in a good position moving into hole number ten tricky tricky shot shape for a righty it's a par three 370 feet but it's a giant high panning turnover with kind of a stable disc yeah you definitely want the disc to fight back to flat or else you're going to get some sort of cut roll back down the hill and you see eagle actually going with a forehand on this hole which is the play i like but it is a huge forehand that one was just a little bit outside it looked like and that's the trick with that lower pushing hyzer you have to really cut it tight that also looks a little bit too outside it's probably not the angle greg was looking for just a little bit too outside and for the lefty you're wanting to cut it tight with something medium stability nothing too overstable that'll crash out of the flight too early i'm guessing reed's going to be throwing a force or a or a zeus here looks like...
