2025 Syracuse Open | MPO FINAL Round Back 9 | Queen, Rock, Welck, Robbins | Lead Card
Watch the final round of the 2025 Syracuse Open MPO tournament at Van Beern Park in Baldensville, New York. Luke Sackan and tournament director Steven Bailey bring you live coverage of Nathan Queen's position on the lead card tea time event. The chase card is closing in, with Tai Love just nine down, adding pressure to Queen's performance. As they tee off on hole number 10, new pad design presents a challenge for players, who must navigate the tight fairway and controlled speed off the tee. You'll see Nathan Queen take an early lead, but also make a rare mistake that could impact his score. Meanwhile, Connor is looking favorable with a kick-back approach to the basket. The video features exciting footage of these top players in action, including Nathan's birdie opportunities and Tai Love's closing in on the lead card position.
Watch top MPO players including Queen, Rock, Welck, and Robbins compete for victory on the back nine at the 2025 Syracuse Open.
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Welcome back to round three Mo coverage of the 2025 Syracuse Open sponsored by the Pi guys. We are at Van Beern Park in Baldensville, New York. I'm Luke Sackan joined by tournament director Steven Bailey. excited to see the last nine here. Uh if you haven't yet checked out the front nine, check out the first two rounds of coverage. Uh if you like seeing Nathan Queen take birdies, you are really going to enjoy the first five videos. There's Nathan, seven down through nine here in our final round. Lead card tea time event. So, the cards in front of them, uh, the chase card, third card still on the course. And you see Tai Love, uh, nine down. So, getting some pressure from other cards. And we're starting off on hole number 10. New position from previous years. Tap pads. Now, about 50 foot further back and 30 ft to the right. There's a cliff behind the basket. So, you want to control the speed of your shot off the tee as we see Nathan the first >> a little bit early on his throw line to the baskets pretty much right in the center of your screen there. For the righty, it's kind of a turning backhand or even a forehand. the lefty shot really would have shaped up nice, but >> yeah, I think the righty forehand and the lefty backhand straight shots shape up pretty well. Um, like Luke said, new pad, so players are still figuring out exactly how to attack it. And Christopher's giving himself a look there. >> Yeah, just a bit low out of his hand and looked like his forward momentum was stopped by little scraggly guy there >> in the fairway. Parker getting some nice turn and collects in front of the Lattis OB fence. So, he will have a putt for two. And we get a rare mistake from Nathan there. Just a little left on that approach. Very tough spot and tight gap to hit. Um, but he will probably be looking at a bogey from there. >> Get the opposite kind of reaction there for Connor. Favorable kick back to the basket. his uh approach was leaking a little bit to the right. >> That'll bring Nathan a little bit closer to the field here. >> Big putt from Crestire. It's got to be 50...
