2024 Music City Open | R2B9 | Wysocki, Hebenheimer, Dickerson, Humphries | Gatekeeper Media
The 2024 Music City Open is presented by Lone Star Discs and takes place at Mil Ridge Park Disc Golf Course. Nathan Queening and Andre Heckl are on hand to provide coverage of the event, which is already halfway through its competition. The duo discusses their thoughts on the course, noting that it offers a good mix of elevation change, softer trees, and green moves. Ricky Waki and Chris Dickerson are among the top players still in contention, while Lukas Humphrey and Jake Keimer have work to do to catch up. The group highlights specific holes, such as the 783-foot par-4 with a water carry, where a strong clockwise spin is crucial for crossing the water hazard and reaching the basket. The discussion also touches on strategies for navigating narrower fairways, like those found on holes with branches that require discs to stall around them before landing safely. Throughout their conversation, Queening and Heckl provide insight into the players' strengths and weaknesses, as well as their own approaches to the course.
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welcome back disc golf fans to round two back n coverage of the 2024 Music City open presented by Lone Star discs out here at the mil Ridge Park Disc Golf Course set up some windy conditions here on Saturday for our Chase Card I'm Nathan queening joined by Andre through fish yeah good to be here we're halfway home at the Music City open and I I really like this course I know there's been some feedback that's uh gotten some stuff tweaked and so far Ricky Waki and Chris Dickerson doing some liking as well as they're hanging around in the top 10 luk humpr and Jake keimer got some work to do but we know they're talented and able to do so yeah looking forward to watching this back nine I also enjoy this track it's a good difference after you leave Texas little bit more elevation change a little bit of softer trees and more green moves us into whole tin 783 ft par 4 with a water carry off of the tea that clockwise spin really going to help you out on this one as you want to cross this water and move as far left as you can to be able to attack this basket and pretty wide for hum humre clears safely U but that's going to leave a full power shot into the screen yeah you kind of see the window that they've provided to throw through uh for the gap on this but if you've got the power you can go up and over this tree on the left that just came right now if you really want to move far to the left but safe plays on this one want to make sure you're safe and Heimer low and driven still has stability on the end of it up there with Dickerson it seems like yeah a little bit lower but enough speed to make it around that tree and this looks pretty open but those branches you C catch right there you've really got to get your disc up high so it can stall around them here you go Ricky wasaki trying to show you what I was talking about get it up high so it can stall back to the right otherwise you're going to have difficult difficulty moving back up this hill and the extra wide staly...
