2022 Ledgestone Open | RD1, B9 FEATURE | Lizotte, Fry, Buhr, Smith | Gatekeeper
Watch as Gatekeeper Media brings you coverage of the 2022 Ledgestone Open, a four-day event just outside Peoria, Illinois in Eureka. The opening round is underway, and we're featuring the back nine holes of this highly anticipated tournament. Join Dust Marie and Nathan Queen as they provide expert commentary on the scores and strategies employed by top golfers like Ganon Burr, Simon Fry, Brody, and Chandler. The video takes you through hole number 9, a 425-foot par 3 that offers a wide open layout with minimal trouble. The pair discusses techniques for navigating this challenging hole, including controlling spin and taking advantage of the wind, which can come into play due to its open design. They also highlight notable performances from the golfers, such as Brody's strong finish and Chandler's ace attempt. With expert analysis and insider knowledge, this video provides a unique insight into the 2022 Ledgestone Open and the strategies that are making waves on the course.
Watch opening round highlights from the 2022 Ledgestone Open with Lizotte, Fry, Buhr, and Smith in action.
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well hello folks and welcome back here to gatekeeper media as we continue to bring you coverage of the 2022 ledge stone open just outside peoria illinois in eureka we are in the back dine now of our feature card for our opening round of this four day event we appreciate you all for tuning in with a special thank you to our patreon supporters who helped make this coverage possible once again bringing the commentaries will be myself dust marie joined by the lovely nathan queen how's it going sir well we got to watch a lot of different scores and a lot of colors as you see here on this front nine ganon burr keeping it clean simon with a couple bogeys but some birdies brody as well with a strong finish and chandler throwing the ace out there but kind of struggling otherwise yeah like you said we've seen all the colors on the score card except for the higher numbers we don't want to see those so hopefully we will not experience any more of the rainbow as we get into hole number 10. 425 foot par 3 pretty wide open these first little trees you see are about 350 360 feet off of the tee not a whole lot of trouble there is some ob off to the left side if something fades out on you early if you turn it over you can get into some thick stuff on the right they're going to be a kind of a stock forehand for a lot of right-handed players as long as it's in your bag but this is actually swung out a little wide from brody great roll though it looks like he fought back into circle 2 up there backhand turnover for ganon i know he's got the forehand in his locker so a little surprised by this but he has good control over this m4 looks like you should not be surprised as he gets it up there nicely into circle one seems like the wind can come into play a decent amount on this hole as you do see we're out in the open it looks a little low from simon but it's fighting on up there channel looking to kind of bounce back after a tough one on a whole nine just a little bit too much turn on that one...
