2021 Disc Golf World Championships | RD1 F9 | Rico, Jenkins, Barsby, Rovere (LEGENDS) Gkpro
Catch the action from the 2021 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships as Kevin Jones and Luke Humphries bring you live coverage of the legend card round featuring Steven Rico, Avery Jenkins, Greg Barsby, and Joe Rovere. Watch as these disc golfing stalwarts take on the challenging course with techniques ranging from precise anhyzers to strategic fairway shots. See how they navigate tricky greens, including a tricky bunker on the first hole, and witness the experience of playing with legendary players who have won multiple world championships and major events, including Steven Rico's back-to-back Japan Open titles in 2009. With expert commentary from Kevin Jones, get ready for an exciting round of disc golf that will leave you cheering for your favorite players.
Legendary players Rico, Jenkins, Barsby, and Rovere face off in RD1 F9 of the 2021 Disc Golf World Championships.
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hello disc golf world you are watching your 2021 pdga professional disc golf world championships my name is kevin jones and with me today is luke humphries luke are you ready to bring everybody the action bro we have an absolute legend card here some of the best players the the stalwarts of our game we've got steven rico avery jenkins greg barsby and joe revere couple world championships and then a bunch of nts and even some major wins by steven rico he's won the japan open twice wow yeah that's exactly what we're going for here the legend card yep these guys have all the experience in the world they do they totally do kev this coverage guys is brought to you by thediscbarn.com go check out their wide selection of discs this first hole kev pretty easy people just starting off with a bomb pretty much big mistake would be to go too far right that's about it on this hole yeah i've got a super wide fairway it's a good way to get started the green is tricky with that bunker you saw in that flyby first on the t-pad let's give a big warm utah welcome to stevie what year do you think steven rico won his first his first what pro event no idea he's been playing for a long time dude 1993. oh and he's going an anheuser out here not something i expected to see but what a great play he might not have the the distance that a lot of you the pros nowadays you'll see will have on this tee shot so he makes up for it right there by throwing an anhyzer yeah a little more technical shot but uh he'll have a pretty good approach from there he'll have to throw a heiser your 2009 world champion from kansas or in kansas city was that worlds i remember it very vividly avery jenkins yeah looking to flip that one maybe a little flatter but uh he'll still be in good position this whole only at 7 11. it doesn't really matter where you put it you still have a chance that you're birdie as long as it's not that water that kev talked about your 2018 world champion this is the first worlds that i ever played in greg barsby shocked the world that week that was awesome...
