2025 Las Vegas Challenge | R2B9 | Keith, Courtis, Oman, Finch | MPO
Watch as R2B9's Keith, Courtis, Oman, and Finch tackle the back nine of the 2025 Las Vegas Challenge at Wild Horse Golf Course. Host Derek welcomes Chris in the booth to break down the competition and preview the upcoming holes. With Houston Finch leading with a six-hole streak, fans can expect exciting golf from this talented group. The video takes viewers through hole 10, a challenging par-4 of 732 feet, where players must navigate trees, sand traps, and obstacles to find their way to the green. Expert analysis and commentary provide insight into strategy and technique, including tips on how to overcome hazards like the OB path and sand trap. With leaders making moves and newcomers emerging, this back-nine round promises plenty of action and suspense. Join Derek and Chris as they dive into hole 10 and beyond, discussing player performances, course conditions, and what it takes to dominate the competition in the 2025 Las Vegas Challenge.
Watch Keith, Courtis, Oman, and Finch compete at the 2025 Las Vegas Challenge on R2B9. High-stakes MPO action unfolds in this thrilling disc golf tournament.
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Welcome back disc golf fans to the back nine round two of the 2025 Las Vegas challenge brought to you by INVA as always here at Wild Horse Golf Course. Thank you to all of our Patreon supporters as well. I'm Derek. We got Chris in the booth. What a show we've been seeing on the front. How do How do you feel we're going into the back nine, Chris? Uh I hope to see Paul keep a bogey free round going as well as Houston Finch. He's got six in a row. So I just want to see some more good golf. Take a look at the rest of the leaderboard. Couple people making some moves before we go back to the Millennium course. Calvin Heimberg from Chase card. So, we're going to jump into hole 10. Par 4, 732 feet. First shot. Couple trees to miss early. Once you get out there, the next big hazard you have is sand trap here and the basket right on the hillside. OB path, but doesn't really come too much into play. It's a pretty large green compared to some of the other ones. Oh man, there is OB on the left that I did not mention that apparently comes into play. Houston slipping a little on the test. Getting pretty close as well. I do like the idea of playing a little more to the left. I think the angle from there is a little more open. Wow, that got a lot of movement there down at the end of the flight. Great shot there from Emerson. And lot of ground play better. Does one even better. Yeah. See, like if you're far enough over to that left side, you can kind of maneuver past that sand trap. Good shot there from Paul looking to recover. Houston about 25 or so. Oh, whoa. Tag in the koozie. Yep. Everyone inside the circle. Looking good here. And the run was It was fun while it lasted. The run is done. Good par there from Paws. This was the third easiest hole. About a quarter stroke under par. 37% of the field taken birdie. 50% taken par. Emerson with the turkey. How did we miss it on hole nine? We slipped up, folks. There was a lot going on on hole nine. But Jacob is now preheating the oven. We'll reel it...
