SDGPT #7 - 2025 Heatland Open | R1B9 | Tejler, Ringbom, Fors, Wahl | FPO
Watch the action unfold at the 2025 Heatland Open, the final event of the Swedish Disc Golf Pro Tour. This round one back nine segment features top players from the FPO division, including Tejler, Ringbom, Fors, and Wahl, as they compete for podium spots. Commentary duo Amanda Lindahl and Michael Boy provide expert analysis, discussing strategies and techniques used by the golfers to navigate the challenging course at E Mergarden in Borås, Sweden. The group is battling it out on holes 10-11, with Matilda and Julia trading pars, while Kaisa makes a strong birdie move. Ella's forehand shot leads to a crucial par save, showcasing her skillful approach play. Meanwhile, Kaisa takes the lead with a great birdie, and Tejler gets back on track after a bogey. With only holes left to play, tension builds as these talented players fight for victory in this pivotal moment of the tournament.
Watch top FPO players Tejler, Ringbom, Fors, and Wahl compete at the thrilling SDGPT #7 2025 Heatland Open. Witness their skills on course B9!
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[music] >> Hi everyone and welcome back to round one back nine of Hit Open 2025 taking place here at E Mergarden in Borås, Sweden. This event [music] is probably sponsored by Yikun Discs and this marks the final event at the 2025 [music] Swedish Disc Golf Pro Tour and thank you to our patron supporters. >> [music] >> Joining you in the commentary booth today are Amanda Lindahl and my trusty co-commentator Michael boy, what's up people? And thank you to our tour partners. You make [music] this happen. All right then we're moving into the back nine of the first round for the FPO division here and we have seen that Matilda and Julia playing under par so far. Kaisa right on it and Ella a little bit behind but plenty of holes left to play here on the back nine. Let's go. Don't forget to subscribe, like and turn on the notifications to be notified when round two drops. Moving on to hole 10 par three 74 meters you have OB on the right side very narrow and OB long as well. So this is a technical and tricky shot here. And you want something that turns over but not too much and that's perfect. >> Beautiful from Matilda. The left side is safe but it's more like a natural way because you have a lot of trees to contend with over there. This one looks good as well. Great shot from Kaisa. And Ella going to forehand. This one needs to not fade so much and That one turns out OB. A little short approach from Julia. Yes and Ella saves the par from from OB. Yeah, that must have been a C2 putt here for the par save. All three averaging three so A little high again from Julia. Yeah. Kaisa for the birdie. Great birdie. >> and uh minus one on the round so far. And here we have Matilda tapping in her birdie. And unfortunate bogey from Julia. And moving on to hole 18. Oh no, I mean hole 11 part three 87 meters and why is it 18? It's because it's the 18th or the easiest hole on the course. Having 2.88 and you want to throw a high backhand and Heiser or a forehand. And it's a little bit uphill. Semi circle's edge putt there for Matilda. That needs to flip...
