2026 MVP Bottle Lake Open | MPO RD1 B9 | Williams, Humphries, Bell, Stout
The 2026 MVP Discs Bottle Lake Open is in full swing, with the back nine of Round 1 providing a thrilling conclusion to the first round. Host Luke Humphreys and analyst Paul Omen break down the action, focusing on Levi Stout's dominant front-nine performance and his quest for a birdie at hole 10. Meanwhile, other competitors like Jacob Blair and Sergey Sunnen are making their mark with strategic shots, including forehand T-irds and understable putters. As the Tour Down Under continues to heat up, fans can tune in to see how these top players will navigate the challenging course. The event is part of the Prodigy Discs Go Throw Tour, which offers tour points for the leaderboard. With fun stops along the way, including the finale in Pennsylvania, this year's competition promises to be an exciting one. Watch as Luke and Paul provide expert analysis and commentary on the action unfolding at Bottle Lake Open.
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Getting right back into the action. This is the back nine of the first round of the 2026 MVP Discs Bottle Lake Open from Christ Church, New Zealand. This is the fourth event in the Tour Down Under, which is presented by MVP Discs. I'm your host, Luke Humphre, joined in the booth by Paul Omen. We got Levi Stout paving the way, setting the pace. >> Yeah, hitting the parking brake there on hole nine with a little three putt, but just carving up the front nine, getting all the opportunities and probably having the crispiest putt on the card. I would think >> it's crispy. It's always crispy. It is. >> I love that thing. Again, this is the second event we're offering tour points for the Prodigy Discs Go Throw Tour. So you can add those to the list and make your way up that leaderboard culminating in our finale right there in Pennsylvania. Can't wait to get up there. A bunch of fun spots as well this year. Go check out gothrow.com if you want any more information on that stuff. Headed into hole 10, Paul. >> Yeah, got a couple uh couple of names making their way through the course pretty clean. Jacob Blair, Sergey Sunnen, but uh working on the back nine here. Starting off with a pretty stock shot, I think. No, it's not stock. >> It is >> a little forehand, little whipppper. Something like a maybe the most understable putter in your bag and just move it left to right. >> Yeah, you can do it a bunch of different ways. Brad going forehand T-Ird. >> Little down tempmpo t-ird. >> You don't see it much. >> Yeah, I remember in skins he got a pretty big skip. >> Oh, sneaks in front of the skinny one too. kind of that like little two incher that guards the corner. >> I like this play. Don't fall in love with parking it. Just get yourself an opportunity for the bird. >> I hit the two incher. >> Yeah, I know. That's why I'm kind of thinking you don't really fall in love with parking it. That forehand line kind of muddies up towards the end if you hang it a little wide left. Bell going high. >> Yeah. outside the circle long. Don't see it. >> No. I mean, this is 310...
