2022 Loco Open XI | FINAL RD, B9 | Carl, Hammersten, Fish, Cacopardo | Gatekeeper Media
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2022 Loco Open XI at Gatekeeper Media, where the top players face off in the final round. Mike Sullivan and Stephan Evers provide commentary for this crucial stage, analyzing the strategies and techniques used by notable disc golfers. Nick Carl's impressive performance in the Cat Bird Seat puts him ahead, while Andrew Fish trails closely behind. Meanwhile, Hammerstein and Ari are nestled comfortably in a favorable position. The Woods Course demands tight lines, control, and speed, making every shot critical. Mike Sullivan expertly breaks down the challenges of hole number 11, a par-3 with an elevation change that requires precision and skill to navigate. The video features stunning footage of professional disc golfers in action, including Zach Shifty and Jermaine Barksdale, who find themselves in a heated battle for top spots. With its expert commentary and captivating gameplay, this video is a must-watch for disc golf enthusiasts and fans of Gatekeeper Media.
Watch the intense action from the 2022 Loco Open XI as Carl, Hammersten, Fish, and Cacopardo compete on the course.
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oh yeah welcome to the back nine of the third and final round of the 11th annual loco open presented by rob stark and blue chip technologies and powered by the love and labor of the loco disc golf club not to mention the patreon supporters out there thank you all for supporting gatekeeper and supporting disc golf i'm mike sullivan and i'm stephan evers we're here to do the commentary for the back nine that's a good thing or a bad thing but now let's let the people uh decide speaking of a good thing nick carl and the cat bird seat at 10 down andrew fish five behind matt nipping at his heels hammerstein and ari at even which really isn't the worst place to be sorry cockapardo and then uh some drama from the chase card zach shyly and jermaine barksdale both two down both getting there into the top five so anything can happen at this course john bisco designed woods course demands tight lines control both speed control and line control hole number 11 par 3 235 feet pretty straightforward uphill right there short hole but plays a little longer because of the elevation and the second half of the hole they got strokes to make up so i mean this has got to feel pretty much good at this point you do not want to be left here it takes a perfect shot to get the forehand but that gap is so much smaller so that's smaller that's a that's a really nice shot yeah got to get across uh the little stream right in front of them not a huge deal that looks perfect absolutely piped love it left there's a huge downhill to ob and all sorts of trouble i think this is hammer's m4 i believe second m4 i'm assuming this has to be a putter or a comet or something from something that you can hyzer flip and have slowly turn while climbing the hill just like that and that's it oh goodness beautiful it's got so much touch the most straightforwardly played hole we've seen um probably since hole two and even even more than that you'd expect that from the lead card though oh you would yeah this is this is really uh a birdie or die hole if you're in this position right now you can't afford...
