2023 Music City Open | R1, B9 FEATURE | Keith, McBeth, Hammes, Newsom | Gatekeeper Media
Watch as Gatekeeper Media's coverage of the 2023 Music City Open Presented by Lone Star Disc dives into the first nine holes of the tournament, featuring a plethora of challenging conditions and exciting moments. The front nine saw seven-hole averages hover above par, with gusty winds making putts and saves crucial. Adam Hammes emerged as a top contender, shooting two under par to secure a spot among the leaders. Meanwhile, players like Emerson faced tough obstacles, including the notoriously difficult hole 10, which requires precision and control. The discussion also touches on the importance of strategy in navigating the course's scorable back nine, where even the slightest miscalculation can lead to penalties. Gatekeeper Media's coverage provides an insider's look at the skills, techniques, and mindset required to succeed in this demanding tournament.
Watch Keith, McBeth, Hammes, & Newsom in high-intensity throws at the Music City Open's R1 feature hole.
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foreign welcome back to gatekeeper media's coverage of the 2023 Music City open presented by Lone Star disc I'm Andrew fish joined here by Nathan Queen what a plethora of different things we got to see on that front nine today uh first seven holes averaged over par 15 to 20 mile an hour gusts pretty brutal I'll say yeah sloppy conditions but we saw some we got we saw some chaos we saw some good putts we saw some great saves um Adam Hamas got himself into the top ten with two under par got some folks uh over par with some work to do on this back but the back is a lot more scorable yes the back is where you've got to get some work done if you're going to give yourself a chance and right into it on whole tin yeah hole 10 354 feet it's a par three biggest obstacle is this Gap and then an elevated basket uh the right side is out of bounds the left side plays as casual but boy you don't want to be over there foreign actually going up kind of over top of the Gap here gets plenty of distance on it actually too much because about 380 going to be circle's Edge long yeah I don't know if I've seen anybody get long on this hole yet in practice or tournament that is the first I've seen Emerson a lot more traditional Gap shot this is gorgeous drifting drifting drifting oh and just absolutely pins it what a shot from Emerson yeah I think this is an Athena he also hits the Gap nicely doesn't quite get the same uh late Drift But I mean easy pickings he might get himself on the board we saw him unable to get to Circle one or card a birdie on the entire front I'm I'm gonna call it and say he'll make that that looked to be just outside the bullseye I think that should give him his birdie this is looking in danger of going OB though oh does stay in bounds over there kind of in a a bit of a tricky spot though tough to make that one wow you've seen it a couple times yeah that was almost identical to his result on whole nine yeah okay and Paul back to one over gets him...
