2022 Charlie Vettiner Open | RD2, B9 LEAD | Orum, Arlinghaus, Gossage, Kramer | Gatekeeper Media
The 2022 Charlie Vettiner Open is on the line at Gatekeeper Media's coverage of the event. The first round has come to a close, with Mattio leading the field by five strokes as they head into the back half of the course. To catch up, players will need to shoot double digits in the final round. Dustin Murray and Nick Hansen break down the key shots from the front nine, including Maddie's decision to play the wide forehand out left and Zach Arlinghaus's choice between a lefty backhander and right-handed forehand on a challenging island green at hole 10. Gatekeeper Media provides expert analysis on technique, strategy, and player mindset as they navigate the course. With exclusive footage from Nick Hansen, fans get an intimate look at the competitors' approaches to their shots.
Watch Orum, Arlinghaus, Gossage, and Kramer clash for lead in RD2 at the 2022 Charlie Vettiner Open on disc golf's back nine.
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hey folks and welcome back here to gatekeeper media as we continue to bring you coverage of the 2022 charlie vetner open out in louisville kentucky and a tier just before idlewild and uh great to bring you the coverage here and we appreciate you all tuning in special thank you to our patreon supporters who helped make all this coverage possible once again i'm dustin murray and once again i'm joined by mr nick hansen how's it going sir going great thanks for having me today and of course we had nick on our feature card for the first round and we got him working with gatekeeper on doing some of the filming and this is how things look so far after our front nine you can see mattio leading the field by five strokes uh heading into the back half of the course here as we played our first two rounds on the same day at charlie vetner park and uh you can see that you know double digits is what it's going to take at this point in time to be on the lead card for our final round as we head into hole number 10. hole number 10 is a little uphill 251 foot r3 it is an island green um the island is going to be pretty short on the back side um so you have some room on the front side there and you just got to stick it now maddie looking to play the wide forehand out left then zach arlinghaus you know lefty but likes to throw their right-handed forehands when the situation calls for it looks like he was asking for it to go right but that is really good yeah i'm kind of curious on a hole like this what makes them decide between the lefty backhander righty forehand and it seems like a similar line maybe just kind of a feel thing as we see gossage toss one up there right inside the circle i think i would have a hard time deciding which one to throw yeah same both have their tendencies but yeah i mean i could i could see just based on footing or you know you're a lie or something like that like if you're on the edge of the woods or something you know it makes oh my wow oh no no oh god...
