2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships | R4F9 | Kohut, Huber, Cuevas, Hess | FA1
The 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships feature an exciting conclusion to the season's major tournaments. For FA1, three players are tied for first place, including local favorite Kayla and junior phenom Haley, one of the youngest competitors in the field at 15-16 years old. The group shares insight into their strategies and techniques on the challenging Albert Oakland course, which boasts park-style par-44 holes with sweeping fairways and precise landing zones. As they navigate the course, Payton, team MVP and one of the Co sisters, provides expert commentary on key shots and course features. Marshall Street weighs in on the competition's dynamics, while Derek and Chris offer support from their partner organization, Gateway Disc Sports. With a focus on distance, speed, and accuracy, this video showcases the skills of these talented disc golfers as they compete for the top spot in the 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships.
Watch epic throws from Kohut, Huber, Cuevas & Hess at Round 4 of the 2025 PDGA Amateur World Championships.
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What is going on disc golf fans? You've made it back to the fourth round for FA1 here at the 2025 PDGA AM World Championship presented by Disc. Another PDGA major in the books. Our final one we're filming for the season. A shout out to all of our Patreon supporters like always. And also like always, Marshall Street weighing in this commentary. Big shout out to them and their support for us all season. Additionally, we'd like to give a shout out to Gateway Disc Sports as well. You got Derek and Chris on the mic. How you feeling here on moving day, buddy? I feel great because it's not as hot as the start of the tournament. >> Agreed. And I also am excited about this coverage. I mean, we have three people tied for first. Couple of them already major winners. We have the local Kayla, too. >> Local to us. >> To us, not here. So, it's cool to see that. But yeah, we're going to jump in at the Albert Oakland course. >> Yeah. Let's get started here on hole one. Par 44 coming in at 430 ft. The name of the game is a sweeping hiser for all you righties going right to left. The landing zone's right about here. That would be ideal if you really get some speed and distance on it. >> Officers, Island, Michigan. >> And we have Payton here, team MVP. one of the Co sisters. >> And that was a little wide there on the right side. You want to get to the left of that tree. Really, >> I would say this course, it's park style. Some of the pars will be a little interesting. So, we're going to see a lot of eagles. We saw a lot round one. >> Mhm. This is looking so great. >> Angle matches the slope and I would say >> I don't really think you can get much better than that. >> Now Haley is one of the furthest throwing junior players cuz mind you this entire card coming in probably at an average age of 15 16. Uh yeah, round about >> I think Kayla is about 16 or 17. >> I like the shape. I just don't think it's quite far enough. >> Oh no. Yeah, a little pinch behind there. >> So, TZ had a really good...
