2026 Cosmic Open at Maple Hill x MVP | R2F9 | Sisson, Capaccioli, Cairn, Etter
The 2026 Cosmic Open returns to the legendary Maple Hill course, bringing high-stakes disc golf competition presented by MVP Disc Sports. This round features intense play as top contenders like Zack Sisson, Dylan Capaccioli, James Cairn, and Finn Etter battle through some of the most challenging terrain in professional disc golf. Sisson enters the round with a one-stroke lead, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown on a course known for its evolving difficulty and tough conditions. The broadcast, hosted by Derek and Chris, offers a deep dive into specific technical challenges, such as the famous "Chipmunk Gate." Viewers get insight into the precision required for left-handed players on holes with baskets tucked near small pines and roads. The commentary highlights how the course’s design punishes aggressive shots, often resulting in a mix of birdies, bogeys, and even doubles across the field. With many top players hovering around even par, the stakes are incredibly high. Fans can expect an engaging mix of strategic analysis, player spotlights, and live action as these athletes navigate the rugged landscape. Tune in to witness the skill and pressure of one of disc golf’s premier events, where every throw matters in the race for the trophy.
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[music] It is moving day disc golf fans to the [music] 2026 Cosmic Open at Maple Hill. Proudly presented by MVP [music] Disc Sports, Cosmic Disc Golf, and viewers like you. Thank you so [music] much for tuning in. You got Derek and Chris on the mic once again. >> [music] >> Dude, if this is anything like round one, we're going to have ourselves a fun round because we're going to see some bogeies. We're going to see some birdies, [laughter] maybe even some doubles. Who knows? I like to see an eagle, though. That'll be sick. We have Zach right now. He has a one-stroke [music] lead. We saw Dylan round one. James, a new name. Then Finn, I believe we've seen maybe once, [music] if not, this will also be a first time for him. Still pretty close and all kind of hovering around even. A lot of people over par. I mean, top 10's hovering at even, so that goes to show how hard this course is getting. >> Yeah, absolutely. Always always has been hard. >> Yeah, it's ever evolving. As we [music] get into the first presented by second flight, disc golf, we want to land kind of right above those small pines and then [music] you have to work your way through the triple mando known as Chipmunk Gate. >> Taking us out there first. Is it Putin? >> Hton. from Hton, New York. Give it up for Zack Sis. [applause] >> Yeah, the basket's tucked a little more to the right. We saw that in round one. That was our first time seeing that. And it came in pretty tough. I mean, this was one of the hardest holes in round one and really throughout the whole weekend. Being left-handed on this hole does definitely have it its disadvantages. Really with a stockheiser shot, it really can pinch you off. This one seems to be far enough back to still be workable, but that is definitely something to consider. [applause and cheering] >> Yeah. Yeah, I mean he's playing for four over there all day. It's really if you keep it like straight and then pass that road really is the only time you can get aggressive with the triple mando added. If you're off to the left or the right, it really forces that layup and then that's when these big...
