2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships | FINALF9 | Carroll, Chirkis, Graber, Thompkins | MA1
The 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships are on display in this thrilling final round, featuring the top talents of the MA1 division. Chris German and Derek Skull provide commentary as the top players vie for the championship title. The video showcases Harmony Benz, one of the top-rated free-to-play courses, with its well-designed layout that has contributed to its popularity. Viewers can witness up-and-coming stars like Hayden, who boasts a three-stroke lead, face off against seasoned competitors. The discussion highlights various techniques and strategies employed by the players, including the importance of accurate placement on the course. The commentators explore how Benson Greyber's impressive play at DLOW has helped him secure his spot in the championship finals. With a focus on accessibility for all skill levels, the video provides insight into the world of disc golf, highlighting the skills and strategies required to succeed in this exciting sport.
Watch top amateurs clash in a thrilling conclusion to the 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships at FINALF9.
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All right, disc golf fans. We have made it here to the final round of the 2025 PDJ AM World Championships presented by Disc. We're covering the MA1 division here. So, we'll see the crown champion after today. Yeah, Harmony Ben sets up great for this course. My name is Chris German. We have Derek Skull in Marshall Street weighing this commentary once again all season long. Thank you very much. Shout out Gateway Disc Sports for sponsoring this coverage as well. Like I mentioned, we're at Harmony Benz, one of the top rated free-to-play courses and really a beautiful piece of property here. And yeah, it's so obvious to tell exactly why it's so popular. There's a lot of care that's been done to it for the design. I'm very excited to see these upand cominging talents shred this thing. Yeah, Hayden the lefty with a three-stroke lead over the rest of the card. We see Benson making his way back to lead card. Hole one starting off with a par five to really test you. 833 ft. There's a couple options. If you're feeling aggressive, you can go over that first OB, but there is the layup option as well. Dog leg to the right, slightly elevated. >> He won at Lestone and the no pool in tournament. A two-time winner at DLOW, 26 career wins. At 37 under par, he is Yoli from Toledo, Ohio. >> Yeah, this is a great starting point. good way to really test your your placement, dissecting the hole. You mentioned in the uh FA1 coverage, >> it's pretty easy when you just go slow and steady and take your time and do something like this. >> Yeah, if you're playing for par, you should be able to kind of navigate to it no problem. And honestly, kind of all skill levels >> can kind of do that from the different T areas. So, it's really made accessible for everyone. Benson Greyber. Benson had an absolute heater at the dam putting a 12 under. Was a 1046 rated moving day. >> Going for it. >> Yeah. Going over the OB. >> Oh, tough lie though. >> Yeah. Seven career wins now, two in the open division. Renaissance man and white out at the Grove from Hawthorne, New Jersey, RJ Chirus. I would imagine R.J. with the distance we've seen him have with...
