2021 Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship | Quarterfinals | RD1 B9 | King, Fajkus, Panis, Weese | Gkpro
Watch as Erica Stinchcomb and Madison Walker break down the challenging back nine of the Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship at Hornet's Nest Park. Haley King, Jessica Weeze, Kona Panis, and Lisa Vegas face off in a crucial quarterfinal round, with their skills put to the test on the course's demanding 345-foot par 3, hole 10. The commentators discuss the importance of fairway play, particularly the flippy fair hand backhand, as the players navigate through the dense woods. With ties broken by the higher seed, the stakes are high for these top-8 finishers. As Erica and Madison analyze each player's strategy, they offer insights into the pros and cons of playing for par versus going for birdie. The Hornet's Nest Park course is showcased in all its glory, with its towering trees and beautiful scenery adding to the excitement of this critical round.
Watch top players compete in thrilling matches at the 2021 Disc Golf Pro Tour Championship. Featuring King, Fajkus, Panis, and Weese.
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hello everyone and welcome to the back nine of the first round of the pro tour championships presented by guaranteed rate i'm erika stinchcomb and i'm madison walker we are the two hockeys hong kong we are watching our feature guard here at seeds five through eight haley king jessica wheeze kona panus and lisa vegas out here at hornet's nest park if you guys didn't check out the front nine go check that out there's a birdie fest out there but we're moving into the back nine and it's a lot more difficult you can see lots of green on the scorecard with seeds five through eight from the whole season of the disc golf pro tour that means they've played well all year and now they're trying to vie for a position tomorrow in the quarterfinals and you can see they're all grouped really well tied third through fifth to move on the top four scores from today's rounds move on ties are broken by the higher seed hole 10 is a par 3 345 feet it's again here we are entering the woods it's really challenging i would say the right side um fairway is the main play it's really hard to get all the way there i think like a flippy fair hand back hand oh my god fairway backhand is a really common play i don't know if there's a lot of sidearms out there what was your play um you just want to make make sure something finishes straight you don't you definitely don't want to go left that's 100 a fact um but if you land straight you can almost find your way into the edge of the circle that's i mean kona just nearly did that she's just outside and it's so hard to do much better than that it's kind of hard to tell what hole we're on by just looking at this camera footage i was like trying to figure it out i know i was like where's the pin they all look the same on camera but this course is amazing lots of awesome big tall trees it's a really beautiful place to look down the fairway lisa just choosing to play for par again it's really hard to get the birdie and she kind of bails out to the left which is a good play to just have...
