2026 LVO - Go Throw Tour Championship by Prodigy | Final RD F9 | Hebenheimer, Barela, Conrad, Ellis
The final round of the 2026 Go Throw Tour Championship, held in conjunction with the ninth Lost Valley Open, delivers high-stakes disc golf action in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Hosted by Luke Humphre and Austin Turner, this broadcast covers the decisive matchup on a course characterized by wide open fairways, significant wooded sections, and punishing out-of-bounds penalties. The leaderboard is tightly contested, featuring Jake Heenheimer, who leads after shooting a course-record 12 under par at Nakamixon. Heenheimer faces formidable competition from Adam Barela, who is playing blind but remains competitive, and James Conrad, who seeks redemption after a rough final nine at the previous venue. Also vying for a title surge is Cory Ellis, known for his powerful backhand game, who made the cut in seventh place. The round presents unique challenges, including a notoriously difficult first hole where over 60% of the field struggled. With the play taking place near OTB Discs, the event highlights the distinct strategic differences between the wooded layout of the current course and the previous venue. Viewers can expect intense putting pressure, strategic route selection, and a dramatic finish as these Prodigy-sponsored professionals battle for the ultimate championship honor. The combination of local talent and expert commentary provides a comprehensive look at the elite level of competitive disc golf in 2026.
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Welcome back into Gothrow coverage. Today we got the final round of the 2026 GOT Throw Championship, which is combined with the Lost Valley Open, the ninth playing of the Lost Valley Open here in Pennsylvania, right outside Quakertown, right next to OTB Discs. I'm your host, Luke Humphre, [music] and joined in the booth again by Mr. Austin Turner. >> We're back. >> You got your cherry popped yesterday. >> That was a lot of fun. >> Now you're back for uh the real thing. Final round. We're crowning somebody's today. Completely different course than yesterday at Nakam Mixon. [music] This course is wide open, a lot of OB. You have some wooded holes out there. There's a lot of danger though, so this round should be very exciting all the way to the finish. >> Yeah, agreed. Nice mix between wooded and open. A good ying to Nakamixon's yang. Jake Heenheimer shooting a course record 12 under par at Nakam Mixon. Gonna find him two in the lead. No stranger to playing on goth throw coverage here in Pennsylvania. He's a hard man to beat when doing so. AB 10 under yesterday playing blind. [music] He did play this course in a Skins match on Friday, so he's looking for some revenge out here. Yeah, we got James Conrad shooting a little seven yesterday. He was actually five for five to start. Seven on the front nine. Ended up with a seven. So, he's got a lot left in the tank. Could make a run today. He's going to need to start early. I'd love to see him go five or five again. Be a good way to do it. Cory Ellis made last spot league card seven under. Looking for a hot one to jump [music] up that leaderboard. Yeah, pride to West Virginia. He's got all the shots if they're backhands and can really do whatever he needs to. Hole one out here. One of the harder holes on the course like 60% of the field playing this overpar the entire hole. I mean, you have pawn on the left, pawn on the right, OB line on the right. All OB goes to a drop zone that's about 200 feet away. So, if you're 15 ft from the basket off the drive, OB 200 footer kind of for bogey. Vicious way to start. Now on to...
