2021 Music City Open | RD2, B9 CHASE | Hammes, Samson, Nicholson, Locastro | GATEKEEPER
Watch as the players in the 2021 Music City Open battle it out on the Cedar Hill course, specifically focusing on the back nine holes where they'll be looking to close the gap and make some birdies. The likes of Adam Hammes, Luke Sampson, Nico Locastro, and Jonathan Nicholson will be under pressure from leader Mason Ford. Brennan Earhart guides viewers through this crucial round, joined by Nathan Queen, as they break down each shot and strategy employed by these talented players. A standout feature is the 392-foot downhill par-3 at hole 10, where players like Luke Sampson are showcasing their spinny hyzer flip techniques, while others aim for a more controlled approach with fairway drivers or mid-range discs. The experts provide detailed analysis on player performances, discussing everything from release angles to follow-through mechanics. With the Cedar Hill course offering a unique challenge, this video offers an in-depth look at what makes professional disc golf so exciting.
Watch top players Hammes, Samson, Nicholson, & Locastro in action at the Music City Open on the challenging Gatekeeper course.
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welcome back disc golf fans to the back nine coverage of round two of the 2021 music city open presented by dynamic discs i'm brian earhart joined here again by nathan queen we are playing our final nine holes at the cedar hill course before we move to a completely opposite style of disc golf course yeah we've seen adam hammes minus one mistake pretty much shred this front nine just now a couple three downs as well from luke sampson and nico lacastro jonathan nicholson not far off at two down i got like you said nine more holes before we move to a completely different style of golf here these players are gonna be looking to get as many birdies as they can try to close the gap on mason ford anything can really happen out here at cedar hill so let's jump into it moving into number 10 really fun hole yeah we've got the flight factory drone coverage here showing us the 392 foot downhill par 3. like you said just a super fun shot to throw probably some fairway drivers for most players possibly a mid-range if you really want to power up on something it's just big enough gap to not be impossible and clearly not impossible luke sampson love watching luke throw he throws such a spinny hyzer flip look at his follow through something interesting he kind of has a hop at the end and he always consistently does this jams his hips has a beautiful release but his follow through before he lets his body turn jumps literally jumps after he throws oh look at that line from adam i believe that's an undertaker that he's throwing ti it just stood up the entire way down there he's inside the circle inside 20 feet it's a disc from the disc craft lineup that i've seen some of the power throwers curl up a little bit on and throw like a mid-range and just get ridiculous distance on and nico going flex right side does he get all the way through not necessarily and jonathan just a little bit late release there he was kind of going for that flat to flex line and not quite able to pull out the magic we saw a few holes ago with the forehand roller i'm gonna be bogey at best here and you want...
