GKPRO Winter Series | Final, B9 | Why, Agent, Cawthorne, Robertson
Watch as the top contenders of the GK Pro Winter Series Finals battle it out at McClure Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of the most popular disc golf courses in the area. The pressure is on for a $250 cash prize winner take all, with Justin Robertson leading the pack at 3-under par. The final round's highlights include Justin Robertson's signature shot and Richard Y's strategic choice to go for the sky hyzer, which pays off as he moves into contention. Meanwhile, Tommy Agent and Brandon aren't far behind, each taking their own approach to navigate the challenging back nine holes of McClure Park.
Witness the thrilling finale of the GKPRO Winter Series with Why, Agent, Cawthorne, and Robertson in high-stakes competition. Clutch shots abound!
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hello everybody welcome back to the back nine coverage of the gk pro Winter Series finals we are out here at one of our local courses here in Tulsa Oklahoma macclare Park it's actually our most popular course in pressure on you discs or on a disc golf course review yeah I mean it's right in the middle of town it's a great design so I'm not surprised yeah one of the better park courses out there we've got our for winter series leaders in points battling out for 250 bucks in cash winner take all so far we got Justin Robertson leading at 3-under par Tommy agent is two strokes behind him at 1-under par Richard y at even and then we got Brandon weren't that too big getting straight into this back nine we are on the hole 10 a new hole here for the new McClure layout it is a par-3 291 feet this hole you can either throw a riskier for hand over the walking path on the left side or there is a big spike hyzer line or a kind of soft Heiser with the mid-range as well you kind of have your pick here and it's really just what whatever you're comfortable with or you have this yeah this is what Justin's known for right here and he's gonna be about circles edge yeah short and right but I mean that's still not bad hurt my shoulder just watching it but he was richard with that sky hyzer which is i say the most popular play if he had the distance for it oh yeah and he's right there just about pin-high 2530 feet Tommy this is kind of route that I prefer just a similar line yeah a little bit lower but a little more direct and yeah he's about 20-25 out yeah a few Sawyer's off at all you really have a high risk of going oh be over that sidewalk on the left side oh yeah Brandon coming up way short he was actually walking up to his desk and he thought he was about 20 feet closer right Justin for - I just think quite put enough on that one yeah Ryan in from about just outside circle just a little low Richard making the birdie though moving to 1-under par definitely needed that one here's Tommy for his birdie...
