SDGPT #2 – 2025 Västervik Open | R2F9 | Ringbom, Fors, Jansson, Tejler | FPO
Join Michael Buoy and Amanda as they bring you live coverage of the SDGPT #2 - 2025 Västervik Open, the second stop on the Swedish Disco Pro Tour. The event is sponsored by Prodigy Disc and features top disc golfers competing for a spot at the World Championships and European Championship. Watch as Matilda from Stockholm takes the lead with an impressive score of minus one after round one, and finds out what it's like to play on this challenging course, including navigating the tricky quadruple mando on hole one. With less wind than expected, will round two be more scorable? Follow along as Michael Buoy and Amanda break down the leaderboard and provide insight into the strategies and techniques used by top players in the European tour.
Watch top players Ringbom, Fors, Jansson, and Tejler at 2025 Västervik Open's R2F9 - exclusive FPO coverage!
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Hello everyone and welcome back to round two of Vestique Open 2025 sponsored by Prodigy Disc. This is the second stop of the Swedish Disco Pro Tour in all weekend. And my name is Michael Buoy and with me we have Amanda and welcome back to the coverage guys. We're excited to go back to round two and also we want to thank you to uh our partners here. And here we have the leaderboard after round one. Uh, Matilda at minus one, Madulia Foch at even, Hanayansson plus four, and Ella Taylor plus six. Yep, Matilda the only one to beat the course on round one. And we'll see what round two have to offer. It was less windy, so we'll see if it's more scorable. Starting out on hole one, bar three, 72 m. It's a short one, but it's a tricky one because um you need to hit the quadruple mando. As you can see here, Hi, my name is uh Matilda. I'm 21 years old and I'm from Stockholm in Sweden. I uh play for Innova, Heath Discolf and Seager. I started playing disc golf uh when I was quite young. I think I was like 12 years old. So, it will be my 10th year this year, I think. And yeah, we started playing because of my dad. So he played when he was young and then we started playing cuz it was a course nearby where we lived and my whole family plays. It's fun to be out on the tournaments together. So that's how I started playing. Of course I want to play good and uh everything like that, but I don't have like a specific goal. I'm registered to worlds. That's going to be super fun just to be there and to uh to to have played worlds. And then the European Championship. super excited to play the course in Norway. Like uh everybody else, I I think my disc golf dream is to go and tour in the US. I think like the European tour life is really good. I don't know if I would like the US tour life more, but I feel like because I've done a little bit of the European tour life, I think that change is what's most most excited. Maybe when I think about it more, I think that I would choose European tour life...
