2021 Green Mountain Championship | RD2 B9 | Allen, King, Pierce, Hokom | Gkpro Disc Golf
Watch the 2021 Green Mountain Championship's thrilling back nine at Brewster Ridge, where Erica Stinchcomb and Madison Walker bring you the commentary from the RD2 B9 event presented by Upper Park Disc Golf and Disc Craft. Filmed in a rainy and windy atmosphere, this video showcases the challenges of playing disc golf on one of Vermont's most scenic courses. The duo shares their insights on managing release angles, controlling distance, and minimizing mistakes to achieve par. Expert analysis from commentary team members is included, as well as footage provided by GK Pro Disc Golf. Witness the beauty of Vermont's changing leaves, highlighted on Hole 10's steeply downhill fairway, and see how the players navigate this demanding course. With a focus on technique, strategy, and mental toughness, this video is a must-watch for disc golf enthusiasts looking to improve their game or simply enjoy an exciting tournament.
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hello everybody welcome to round two it's the back nine of the green mountain championship here presented by upper park disc golf and disc craft i'm erica stinchcomb i'm madison walker we are at a very rainy gloomy brewster ridge a little windy a little slippery just like a lot of stuff happening very hard to play good golf out here yeah it's chilly on the course but we got two hot geese in the commentary in hong kong thanks again to gk pro for the awesome fpo footage let's take a peek back on our front nine if you guys did not get a chance to watch it not a lot of birdies happening but it was rough out there brewster ridge is playing pretty difficult today and being under par is awesome yeah it's definitely difficult to do hook i'm currently the only one doing it a lot of people hovering around even or one or two over which is going to end up being a good score out here yeah minimizing mistakes is everything hole 10 is a 405 foot par 3. it is very steeply downhill which also means that it highlights the angle you release your disc on it's really important here to make sure you're managing that because if you flip one you can go right into the shull deep and it is mean over there early releasing is definitely the mistake you want to make there's a lot more room over there also important on this hole is to just stop and take in the beauty of vermont this is like the most scenic fairway i think we have out here it was unbelievable there was like clouds cresting the top of the mountain you can see leaves changing colors page grip locks a bit and hits those right side trees but those are pretty open as long as you don't get too deep so she's still in pretty good shape for a par this is a hole that almost anyone can reach with the right shot but it is still a distant shot and controlling a distance angle on downhill so it's tough but it is one that you feel like i can maybe get this i can find the screen i did the same thing as paige i think it's really easy to try to just crush one down there instead...
