2022 DGLO | FINAL RD B9 | Ryan, Beach, Mandujano, Pierce
The 2022 DGLO Final Round is an exciting event that brings together top disc golf players competing in the Disc Golf Pro Tour's Great Lakes Open. Ravencline and Erica Stinchcomb guide viewers through the back nine holes as they watch Natalie Ryan, Emily Beach, Paige Pierce, and Valerie Manujano battle it out for victory. The group is hot on each other, with multiple players in the top 10 and several making bold moves to climb the leaderboard. As they approach hole 10, a challenging par-3 with a 507-foot distance, strategy and technique come into play. Watch as players face difficulties navigating around trees and under branches, while others take advantage of their power and height to soar over obstacles. The event highlights the skills and strengths of each player, including Paige Pierce's aerial prowess and Emily Beach's release techniques.
Watch as Ryan, Beach, Mandujano, & Pierce clash in a nail-biting final round at the 2022 DGLO, with each player vying for championship glory.
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sit back and recline it is time for the back nine we have the disc craft great lakes open with the disc golf pro tour i am ravencline and i'm erica stinchcomb and we're ready to see who's going to take home the victory today yeah we are watching natalie ryan emily beach paige pierce and valerie manujano um natalie see emily and valerie all at three down and paige at two down got some hot scores in the top ten got some people climbing the leaderboard yeah seeing a couple charges from that second and third card own sarah holcomb and cat merch all with four downs really chasing hole 10 is a par for 507 feet you are trying to get to the top of this hill so you have good footing to attack on your second shot um i don't know if there's a better side to land on you just don't want to be under that left tree or in the rough and then it's a pretty tight gap to try to hit right here to try to attack on your second shot backhand turnover for the right-handed player or maybe a forehand but it's it's quite special i think to get up here for an easy look at a birdie a lot of people gonna be struggling to play for par here not sure how our lead card's been playing it so far maybe they'll just prove me wrong let's watch valerie with a trespass that's looking good right it's okay but she's right if you can push past the trunk of the tree even if you're underneath the branches a little bit it's not a bad place to approach from i do think that the left side of like the center is a little bit easier yeah opens up the angle so emily having some kind of early release late release issues on the front line that was a nice committed shot it just pushes just a bit too straight oh gosh that's pretty i love this page great height i think that's where jess has maybe something you see from paige very often compared to a lot of players because of her power is that when she's going uphill she soars it with the height and it just gets to land on the hill while others are kind of skimming yeah and kind...
