2020 Silver Cup | RD2 B9 MPO | Diloné, Brathwaite, Heimburg, Keith
Watch expert analysis of the back nine at the 2020 Silver Cup presented by Discmania, featuring a card of top players from various playing styles. Nathan Queen and Brian Earhart break down the challenges and scoring opportunities on the course, including the toughest part threes that require precise tee shots. They discuss strategies for navigating the dense cedar trees and how to approach each hole with the right throw. Specifically, they examine hole 10, a 555-foot par four with two mandos and a treacherous gap between them. Calvin Heinberg, Phil Dylan, and Philo Brathwaite's approaches to this hole are on display, as well as their overall game throughout the back nine. The analysis provides insight into the mental and physical challenges of competing at a high level in disc golf.
Watch Rd2 highlights from the 2020 Silver Cup tournament featuring Diloné, Brathwaite, Heimburg & Keith in MPO action.
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what's up everybody we are back with back 9 coverage of round to chase card from the 2020 silver cup presented by discmania we're watching coverage from gk pro sponsored by disk craft I'm Nathan Queen and I am again here with Brian Earhart what's up man I'm ready to go I love watching this course I love watching the players attack this course and we have a card with players of quite a write of a variety of play styles too so it's been really fun we have Calvin Heinberg Iverson Keith at 13-under par Phil Dylan a from Michigan at 11-under par and Philo brathwaite at 9-under par we moved to the back nine where like we had talked about earlier starts I was kind of an easy par 4 but then we go back to back to back of the toughest part threes in the course so scoring opportunities are gonna be limited unless they are very precise with their tee shots yeah yeah these guys are gonna want to get possibly a to look on this one I definitely get their threes before they move in to some of the tougher tees on the course so this is hole 10 555 feet there's two mandos on the right one pretty early off the tee and one you just saw before the cedar tree on the right making you play more towards this gap than being able to throw out and they open off the right what we've been seeing is a lot of players are throwing either just a mid to the middle of the fairway a lot of players are not even trying to challenge this gap because of how thick these cedar trees are on each side yeah they're stuck in them it's almost a guaranteed for right and there's a there's a pretty decent amount of right-to-left win on this hole so if you're throwing a faster driver unless you're Calvin then it can pick up and kind of push off to the left and going yeah go early left also the cedar on the left is definitely an easier one to miss into than the right one with a lot of the back branches missing so the miss is left if you're going to miss and Emerson showing you the miss left there it looks like that wind just didn't allow his...
