2022 Green Mountain Championship | RD1 B9 | Hokom, Allen, Tattar, Gannon
The 2022 Green Mountain Championship | RD1 B9 features the back nine holes of Round One at Brewster Ridge, a heavily wooded course in Vermont. Erica Sinchome and Madison Walker guide viewers through the challenging layout, noting its fall season timing is new this year due to format changes. With only 40 women competing, being under par becomes a notable achievement, with Kristen Tatar setting the standard with one-under-par after nine holes. The course's design includes hole 10, a 411-foot downhill par-3 with obstacles like an apple tree and limited throwing options. Players must adapt by using more flexible discs or clever hillside play. The video also touches on strategy for this challenging hole and others, including Kristin Tatar's choice of disc – a claymore with latitude 64 mid-range capabilities. Erica Sinchome shares her expertise on the best approach for each hole, offering insights that can aid viewers in their own game.
Witness top players clash at the 2022 Green Mountain Championship: Hokom, Allen, Tattar, & Gannon face off in a thrilling RD1 B9 battle!
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hello and welcome to the back nine of round one of the green mountain championship presented by discraft part of the disc golf pro tour i'm erica sinchome i'm madison walker we are your two hot geeks hong kong we are at brewster ridge the very heavily wooded course it's fall all of a sudden last week was summer but now it's not um we are this is like a new format there's only 40 women here it's the first of two qualifiers on the road to the championship uh we're watching kristen tatar with the best round out there one under through nine it's playing tough missy gannon vanessa van dijk and henna blamers all even joining kristin on our feature card we have sarah holcomb katrina allen and missy cannon we only had two people shoot under par last year for two rounds at brewster ridge so being under par is genius we'll see a lot of scrambling hole 10 is a big downhill par 3 at 411 feet it feels very reachable but there's an apple tree on the right side that gets in the way of throwing the dummy hyzer so you have to throw something that flexes a little bit more or maybe carry straight you do get ground play at the bottom of the hill so you want to come in as soft as possible we also had a pretty ripping head one here so just to add to the difficulty of the only wide open hole kristen's throwing a claymore which is a pretty straight latitude 64 mid-range um i do kind of like the disking down play you can even like even without kristen's power you can get a mid-range to get all the way down there if you use the hill correctly let me see obviously throwing a thrasher duh duh more than you want but if you're gonna choose a mistake that's the one you're at least down there and it's pretty open easy par i hope i'm throwing a relativity oh i like it oh yeah keep fading it's a ground play circle two this green is very well guarded it's tough to make putts from circle two unless you're short yeah especially like hyzer out left i think it's the most guarded it's a well-designed hole yeah this is i think we got a short t-pad here last...
