2025 Majestic Final Round | Back 9 | Rovere, Smith, Meintsma, Turner
The 2025 Majestic Final Round | Back 9 | Rovere, Smith, Meintsma, Turner video showcases the thrilling conclusion of the Minnesota Majestic, a pivotal stop on the Gothro Tour. Hosted by Luke Humphrey and joined by Mr. Silus Schultz at Blue Ribbon Pines, north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota, this championship battle promises to crown a worthy champion and bestow a coveted trophy emblazoned with the names of golfing legends. The title hopefuls include Joe River, who has regained form on the back nine despite a slow start; Evan Rovere, Smith, and Meintsma, who are tied for second place in the midst of fierce competition. As the tension builds, Luke Humphrey's insightful commentary highlights the intricacies of Evan's throwing technique, including his smooth forehand and subsequent birdie putt, as well as Joe River's clutch backhand shot that leaves him just a stroke behind.
Watch top players Rovere, Smith, Meintsma, and Turner's intense finishing shots at the thrilling 2025 Majestic tournament!
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All right, strap yourselves in. We got the conclusion of the Minnesota Majestic, the fifth stop in the Gothro Tour brought to you guys by Prodigy Disc. We are right here at Blue Ribbon Pines, north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. I'm Luke Humphrey's, your host today, joined by Mr. Silus Schultz. We got a back nine to finish this thing out and crown a champion who's gonna have a trophy with the names of Ken Kimo, Barry Schultz, a bunch of the greats on it, man. The best who've ever played have come through this tournament. Yeah. A lot of history. You also win a jersey, which is fire. So, I think that to me would really incentivize. And we have our leader Joe River who's started a little slow um on this front nine, but has really started to put a couple things together and looks like he's finding his stride again. We got a couple guys tied for second and I mean it feels like it's it's he's in the driver's seat. It's Joe's to lose at this point for sure. He was given Christmas and birthday by the card the last whole nine. Uh picking up a stroke on the card. They can't let him do that again right here on the the hanging basket hole 10. It's great little forehand. We did see Joe go backhand get the birdie round two. Interested to see what our card does here. Um it it has the feeling of a must get Silus. Oh, look at this. This is interesting. He backhand got the bird round two. There's no wind. Looks good though. Maybe short. No. Love it. Perfect. Man, it's so interesting cuz yeah, he definitely threw a backhand and definitely got the birdie round two and uh maybe just pure pressure. He knows he's going to see some other forehands, but yeah, this kind of looks long. Ah, it's slow enough. I think that was like a a mid. Yeah, maybe even like a zone. Could have been a putter. Yeah, it's like fairway driver. I believe that's a felon. That is just so smooth from Evan. Doesn't get the skip. No, just unlucky with it. Leaves himself about a 26footer though. Similar style disc from Noah. That was very tight. It looked like must have flipped up a little bit. And that's a good...
