Course Preview | Champions Cup | PDGA Major
Join Conroe O'Reilly as he previews the Champions Cup at Wr. Jackson in Appleing, Georgia, a challenging PDGA Major course known for its dense wooded layout. With every tee shot being fair but demanding, players must decide how aggressive to be on each hole to achieve the best results. The 660-foot par-4 opening hole presents multiple options off the fairway and approaching the green, with Conroe opting for a hyzer flip shot with his Explorer. Later, special guest Dave Feldberg shares his expertise on the course, which has seen him win three NTS titles. Throughout the preview, Conroe discusses the importance of confidence and momentum in navigating tight wooded courses like Wr. Jackson. With exciting holes coming down the stretch, this PDGA Major promises to deliver high scoring opportunities.
Get a glimpse of the challenging Champions Cup course at this PDGA Major, featuring top players in a prestigious tournament.
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welcome back you guys to this week's disc barn course preview i'm conroe o'reilly and these videos are shot by the boys over at gk pro this week we're here at wr jackson in appleing georgia it's going to be the most wooded track that we've played yet on the tour every tee shot is fair but challenging some of the upshots get a little tricky but you got to make sure to decide how aggressive you want to get whether you want that fairway hit or try to get that extra distance to perfect the hole it's going to be an exciting week there's some awesome holes coming down the stretch to finish out there's going to be a lot of scoring separation on any given hole out here so anything can happen i'm excited to see how it plays out we're starting off on hole 1 with a par 4 at 660 feet and classic john howard design you have multiple options off the fairway as well as approaching the green you're going to see a lot of players elect for this bigger left side gap try to play a set up shot leaving a little more distance into the green or the backhand dominant players are going to take this right side gap with maybe a fairway driver or even a distance driver try to get it up there give himself about 300 feet to the green i like playing the hyzer flip with my explorer here i'm gonna take my neutral explorer here kind of flip it up on a little hyzer well done all right from here i kind of have a straight added option where i can deal with the trees or i can try to swing this hyzer forehand try to skip it up i'm gonna go for that forehand right now that'll do team footer to start off here on one always good to start off any round with a birdie but i feel like especially when you get on these tight wooded courses the more momentum you can gain off the bat the more confidence you have and hitting gaps is all about confidence hole 2 is a 390 foot par-3 we've got special guest dave feldberg here well known here in these woods he's won three nts at this very course dave's a legend in the game how do you...
