2020 Maine States Championships | RD2 B9 | Seeley, Gilbert, Gurthie, Dore
Watch as Tristan Tanner and Thomas Gilbert navigate the challenging back nine at the 2020 Maine States Championships. With Garrett holding a three-stroke lead, tensions are high among the top contenders. The duo breaks down the course's tricky holes and discusses strategies for success, including mid-to-right tee shots and precise placement to avoid trouble. As they analyze the competition, Tristan and Thomas highlight key moves from other players, such as Jason Dorr's perfectly placed drive on hole 10. They also dissect Garrett's lead and the challenges of catching up, with a focus on the crucial back nine holes that can either make or break a player's day. With its unique blend of competition analysis and technical discussion, this video is a must-see for golf enthusiasts and fans of the Maine States Championships.
Watch top pros Seeley, Gilbert, Gurthie & Dore dominate RD2 B9 at the 2020 Maine States Disc Golf Championships.
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hello everyone and welcome back to the back nine of round two here at the main state championships i'm tristan tanner joined again in the box with thomas gilbert we have a pretty exciting front nine going garrett has taken the lead by three strokes and a handful of players tied for second at 10 under par this back nine has like we said on the front a lot of tricky holes i feel like this course just plays very interesting and tricky here you see the leaderboard with that three-stroke lead over myself josh and jason dorr and a few other people as well at this time there is quite a mix-up going on and this back nine is definitely one where things can happen look at that slow-mo of that ace run again that was a sweet shot do the udisk leaderboard check in garrett six down through the front nine in there there's me i jumped up i was tied for second at this time and you see some other players making some moves i'm at 600 through 13. play rothsberger 6-14 moving into hole number 10. only a 490 foot par 4 once again a pretty short par-4 but like we said tricky lines out here a lot of players are choosing just mid or putter off the tee trying to get somewhere in this landing zone to have either the forehand line around the left side or the slight hyzer backhand down the right but placement off this tee shot is really crucial because there is a lot of jail on this hole yeah there's a lot of shots that i almost feel like the second shots all scramble just because it's so hard to stay in that fairway in that landing zone either left side or right side you see a lot of people here we're gonna go with mids this is a rock three from jason and that's perfect yes man you really absolutely perfect you really can't place it any better than that this is you looks to be your glow rock three yep a little bit of a beat up straighter one yeah i'm just trying to put it on the hyzer that it needs so i can drift left and a little bit of a straight skip and it's going to be tucked in behind those right side trees garrett...
