2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships | R4B9 | Carroll, Chirkis, Collier, Feil | MA1
The 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships are on display in this coverage of round four MA1 at the DAM Course. Professional disc golfers Aiden Carroll and RJ are leading the pack, with Carroll currently holding a three-stroke advantage over his competitor. The round is taking place in front of an expert commentary team, including Derek and Chris from Marshall Street, who provide insight into the strategies being employed by top players like James, Noah, and Hayden. As the back nine begins, the course's technical shots come into play, requiring skillful navigation of wooded areas and precision shots. The drone showcases various lines of attack, including a direct approach to hole 10 (par three), where Aiden Carroll takes the left side with great results, while RJ chooses to go down the same route. Noah impresses with a birdie on his drive through the basket, demonstrating the need for careful planning and precision execution in this challenging round of the World Championships.
Watch 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships Round 4: Carroll, Chirkis, Collier, and Feil's intense matches. Incredible shots and strategies.
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All right, folks. Welcome back to the back n coverage here for round four MA1 at the 2025 PDJ and World Championships presented by Disc here at the DAM Course. Shout out to the PDGA for bringing us all along for the ride as we bring you along for the ride on this coverage. Shout out to Marshall Street for weighing this commentary. Derek and Chris on the mic. And thank you to Gateway for sponsoring this coverage. We've been seeing some good scores come in from our lead card. Aiden Carroll separating himself. Three strokes now between him and RJ. James taking that eagle on seven, but giving the stroke right back. Noah's kind of hanging around boogie free. So, no slate there. We're moving into this back nine. A little more wooded. Couple technical shots. We're going to move into hole 10, 377, par three, downhill. Couple different lines you can take. The drone is taking a more direct shot if you want to get down past this ditch. You're going to see big hisers to the right as well. Kind of land 40 feet or so. You're going to see everything because there's so many different types of shots on this terms of skill set. As Hayden just takes the left side. Big hiser can crash in there. That actually goes deep. Wow. Which I think we did see one in there the last round we filmed. RJ going to take that left side as well, which makes sense. So, you just right there and >> seems like that side is actually working out great. >> Yeah, it sets if you're not trying to park it, sets you up for kind of that >> 30 to 40 foot shot. And >> with the green that it is wked it >> like this, you can get aggressive on this. I feel like >> Yeah. A little back stop uphill kind of. >> Yeah. rolls down. >> Rolls down to the ditch or circles edge. Should be a putt you should make. >> You see yours, Noah? >> Noah getting past the basket on that hiser and grabbing the birdie. >> Yeah, well deserved there. All right. So that hiser route, two birdies for the guys. Left side going to take the pars. This was the fifth hardest hole. 70% seeing par. All right, 270 slightly downhill par three...
