2019 4SO | RD2, F9, MPO | Presnell, Eads, Heinen, Wagner
The 14th annual For States Open is being live-streamed from Lakeside Park in Carl Junction, Missouri, a unique and challenging course that's sure to produce some exciting scores. Gabriel Dao and Bobby Cox bring their expertise as commentators, analyzing the strengths of top players like Andrew President, Isaac Heinen, Chris Eads, and Alan Wagner. The course itself is known for its tactical play, with short par-3 holes and numerous water hazards requiring precise disc placement. Backhand throws are a specialty for many of the competitors, making angle control crucial to avoid cutting rolls into the water. The commentary team will provide insightful analysis on strategy and technique, highlighting key moments from each player's round. With its attackable layout and variety of shot options, Lakeside Park promises to deliver some thrilling golf action as the second round unfolds.
Watch as Presnell, Eads, Heinen, and Wagner face off in a thrilling matchup at the 2019 4 State Open. Don't miss these top MPO players in action!
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what's up guys welcome back to the 14th annual for States open in Joplin Missouri my name is Gabriel Dao and I'm here with Bobby Cox what's up everyone we are bringing you commentary for this tournament second round here we are switching over to the Lakeside Park in Carl Junction Missouri it is actually an old ball golf course kind of in the middle of a neighborhood so really cool layout and very attackable course so we should see some hot scores here going into this round we've got Andrew president leading the pack at 12-under par Isaac Heinen and Chris EADS both tied at 9-under par and we got Alan Wagner along with a lot of other guys tied at 7-under par so got a little action here going into this round yeah this is probably the easiest course out of the three really just a birdie or die kind of course pretty open not that many wooded holes and fairly short so very tactical yep hole one's a little short 252 foot par 3 but as you can see there's a lot of water that comes into play and the basket is right there next to the water as well so ideally you want to throw a forehand and kind of have it hit the top of that hill there hopefully close enough for a drop in birdie but a lot of these guys will be throwing backhand so with the backhand here you really just want to try and land onto that hill as flat as possible because it it comes in on too much of an anhyzer angle you're most likely going to cut roll into the water so just the angle control here is crucial for the backhand guys and that was a disc craft focus from Andrew and unfortunately going to be and I don't really understand why the backhand turnover was more popular because it seems like a cut rule is just bound to happen yeah I mean these guys are just backhand players so crispy the lefty has the Heiser route and fortunately skips OB yeah yes Isaac Isaac Heinen team diss craft really good player Wow I think that's so flippy he do that thought that was right over oh my god yeah it was close I did not know exactly I thought that was going in for sure I...
