2025 Cosmic Open at Maple Hill | FINALF9 | Lizotte, Brooks, Longenecker, Chace | Gatekeeper Media

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What's up, disc golf fans? We are here for the final day of the 2025 Cosmic Open at Maple Hill. Proudly brought to you by MVP Disc Sports and Cosmic Disc Golf. Special shout out to all of our Patreon supporters. As always, you know who you are. We appreciate each and every one of you. I'm Derek Skull and Chris German here on the mic as well. Final day. Beautiful weather. What's up? Yo yo yo, you took the words right out of my mouth. Today is I I don't think there was a cloud in the sky today. Absolutely beautiful. Mid60s. Same card is uh moving day here. Simon pretty big lead here, so we can expect a win from him. that this battle for second place between Landon, Jesse, and Harry, just two strokes between the three, and even Chase card, Lucas, and a couple other names could make a podium finish. All right, and as we get started here on the hole one, par4, 853 ft. You know the drill. Triple Mando is one of the newer additions, and they are starting to talk about changing the green, so keep an eye out for that. First on the tea from Grafton, Massachusetts. Give it up for Simon Lazar. Very impressive from Simon flying over from the West Coast coming here playing that amazing 1078 rated round. Round one in the rain with discs that he does not traditionally bag. These said he took most of them from his basement because his bag is on the West Coast. So, it's cool to see him play well here at Maple Hill Golds. And I think that that's another reason why we're seeing him play so well. From Hartford, Maine, Landon Brooks. Landon Brooks only 14 years old. He's going into his freshman year of high school this year. And Derek, I think he could possibly be one of the better upandcomers that we're going to see in the next 5 to 10 years. I agree. When anytime he's on camera, he keeps it cool, calm, collected. And next on the team from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Jesse Longer. Yeah, once he gets that distance up, he's going to be a force to reckon with. Jesse Longnecker, freshman in college, so not that much older, but yeah, just finished his freshman year and was able to take down the D1 singles...