TDU - Egmonster Disc Golf Classic FPO | RD1 | B9 | Korver, Donnecke, Chocek, Stout
Watch as Juliana Corver, five-time world champion and current leader of the 2025 Egg Monster Disc Golf Classic presented by RPM, navigates the front nine at Englewood golf club in Tanaki New Zealand. With a three-under-par scorecard through the first nine holes, Corver discusses her strategy for tackling the challenging back nine, which features technical par threes and intimidating hole 18. Corver shares her thoughts on how the back nine compares to the front, praising its fast-paced layout and small, tricky greens. She also reveals that playing with a strong tailwind on 18 proved particularly difficult, as it would drop or lift her discs out of control. Watch as Corver expertly navigates the course, showcasing her skills in a clean release from ace distance.
Watch FPO Round 1 highlights from the Egmonster Disc Golf Classic with Korver, Donnecke, Chocek, & Stout in action.
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all right everyone welcome back into yet another go throw production this is round one back n coverage from the 2025 egg monster Disc Golf Classic presented by RPM we're in tanaki New Zealand at the Englewood golf club I'm Nate Perkins and I'm here with five-time world champion Juliana corver you're leading the pack three under par on the front nine it's a little Breezy out there how do you feel like the back compares to the front the back um starts with this with a little island hole and what I really like about the back the like 16 17 no 15 16 17 yeah those part threes are are small and Technical and it really makes the back feel like it goes faster than the front does and um so before you know it you're at the very intimidating ho 18 whole 10 this tiny little 243 ft slightly downhill hole is tough the green is very very small you can see that the island is well inside of circle one it is hard to land on this island if you're going towards towards the basket I really felt like the backhand was playing extra difficult as well because there was some Tailwind over your right shoulder and sometimes it would drop the disc out of the sky and sometimes it would lift it and sail it long and that was just a little low it seemed exactly just a tiny bit low caught the edge of that wall and that's metal it did hit metal we thought that was going in the whole way go throw replay right here just a clean release almost 4 in low from an ace no is this her first time on camera I don't think I've seen her on coverage before I don't believe I have either but that doesn't mean that it hasn't happened yeah and she's she won the world distance champion ship this year is that right I believe so 490 or something to take down that title that sounds correct and Sophia and Nicola both in bounds here which is hard to do you can see the drop zone right in front of Nicola that's where I'll be throwing from and you're running it I was and then I as soon as I let go of it I thought oh that was a mistake I'm surprised...
