2025 Syracuse Open | FPO FINAL Round Back 9 | Tsinajinnie, Scoggins, Foster, Butler | Lead Card
Watch as the top contenders of the 2025 Syracuse Open take on the challenging back nine at Van Beern Central Park in Baldwinville, New York. The FPO lead card features Lauren Butler, Owen Scoggins, Kelly Foster, and Leah Siny, showcasing their skills amidst a tight competition. Tournament director Steven Bailey and Karen Falconee provide expert analysis of the action-packed final round. Sandy Hendle, a former Syracuse Open Champion, is among the top 20 competitors, adding to the excitement. The video highlights Lauren's impressive forehand shot at Hole 10 and Kelly's exceptional backhand game. Meanwhile, Owen Scoggins defends her title with a commanding lead, but Leah Siny and Lauren Butler are hot on her heels. As Steven Bailey explains, the back nine promises more thrills and surprises from these talented disc golfers. Get ready for a thrilling conclusion to the 2025 Syracuse Open.
Watch FPO leaders Tsinajinnie, Scoggins, Foster, & Butler battle it out on the back 9 in the 2025 Syracuse Open Final Round!
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Welcome back to coverage of the 2025 Syracuse Open sponsored by the Pies guys. We've got final round FPO lead card on the back nine of Van Beern Central Park in Baldwinville, New York. I'm Steven Bailey, the tournament director, joined again by Karen Falconee. >> Hello Stephen. If you haven't watched the Front Nine, it's very exciting. Lots of movement, lots of action going on there. And we've got a back nine that's uh sure to please. >> Yeah. Front nine featured a little turkey from our reigning FPO world champion Owen Scoggins. She's got a five-stroke lead on Leah Siny and Lauren Butler with Kelly Foster rounding out our lead card. Got a lot of other great players in the mix here. Uh you'll see our top 10. Shout out to Sandy Hendle, uh, former Syracuse Open Champion, and shout out to all 20 of our FPO competitors. As the TD, I was totally blown away by the turnout this year. >> Yeah. And we're lucky to have had a lot of touring pros stop by. >> Mhm. >> Okay, so here we have Hole 10, which is um a straight to fading right shot. Um, and we've got Lauren who looks like she hit the gap pretty well there. >> I think she'll be just off to the left. And we got on going forehand. A little unconventional for this hole, but if you know's game, it's not very unconventional. She's going to have a birdie look there. Maybe around Circle's edge. Uh, you got a cliff long here. So, if you really send one, you'll go OB and go to the drop zone. Um, but there's about 6 in of lattice there that uh will keep some of the low ones in. >> Yeah, and Leah had a great shot there at scooted up toward the basket. >> Awesome shot. And Kelly kind of following those trails. >> Oh, yeah. >> We've been so impressed by her backhand game. >> That was an amazing shot. And um she's got a nice birdie look there. Yeah. Lauren, just a little inside. And that's going to be a a tough parluck here. >> Just a little bit off, but that was There's a lot of obstruction there. >> Yeah, that was that was tough to be putting from there for three. >> And on with her uh her...
