2021 Texas State Disc Golf Championship | RD1, B9 | Grider, Dickerson, Oakley, Nicholson | PDGA NT
Watch the back nine coverage of Round 1 at the 2021 Texas State Disc Golf Championships presented by Latitude 64. Four top players - Chris Dickerson, Nolan Grider, Eric Oakley, and Jonathan Nicholson - compete in this PDGA National Tour stop. Expert commentary from Brian Earhart and Nathan Queen provides insight into the challenging Dogwood course. They analyze the pros and cons of each player's strategy, including the importance of accurate drives and precise approach shots. The duo breaks down specific holes, such as par 4 10, which demands a high-flaring drive to reach the protected basket at the bottom of the hill. Players like Chris Dickerson, who starts strong, and Nolan Grider, who takes advantage of luck on his line, showcase their skills in this gripping coverage. Meanwhile, Eric Oakley's technique is on display as he unleashes a hyzer shot, while Jonathan Nicholson's solid form is hindered by a disc with too much under stability.
Watch top players Grider, Dickerson, Oakley & Nicholson compete in the 2021 PDGA NT Texas State Disc Golf Championship! Thrilling shots await.
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welcome back disc golf fans to the back nine coverage of round one of the 2021 texas state disc golf championships presented by latitude 64. this is the first pdga national tour stop of 2021 different than the disc golf pro tour and again this coverage is presented by innova champion discs i'm brian earhart uh joining or joined by nathan queen calling the shots with me today nathan what do we have here yeah we've got four players chris dickerson nolan grider eric oakley and jonathan nicholson trying to tackle the back nine on this dog tough dogwood course chris has got the best start and um five down through the front nine that's you see the hot rounds here already he's halfway there and ten down is absolutely scorching there are so much there's so much danger on this course and hole 10 is no different par 4 681 feet this is the gap you need to hit if you want to get the birdie we're going to fly past the fpo pad earth basket and go all the way down this hill down this left gap to this very protected basket at the very end such a tough birdie yeah toughest par four on the course if you can get up to just about 50 feet short of where you saw that fpo basket on the flyover then that's your ideal spot for birdie uh chris getting a little bit low there and getting a super high flare he'll be trying to get a par from there eric showing us the hyzer out of the hand and that looks good if it sits down oh and just a little bit too far off to the right he'll still have a fairly open look from there but he he did get a little bit more ground play than he was hoping for nolan with the sneaky line through there getting nice and lucky and and he'll have an opportunity to get a birdie now jonathan looked really solid out of the hand but that disc just had a little bit too much under stability to it and is gonna be trapped on that left side and here's chris probably just chipping something up here yeah you can see he had a pretty tight stance up against that tree getting the forehand to the top of the hill he'll...
