TMDG Abierto México Cocoyoc - Final RD B9 - 2026 Go Throw Tour - Jones, Humphries, Ford, Meza
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2025 Mexico Open at Cocoyoc, the second stop on the Gothro Tour 2026 presented by Prodigy Disc. Luke Humphrey and Monteia Paul Omen provide expert commentary as the top players battle it out in a tightly contested points race. Kevin Jones is up fourth, with Mason playing to stay in contention, while Freddy lingering back. The duo breaks down strategies for each hole, including the par-4, 461-foot 10th fairway, where Kevin opts for a more stable disc to edge his way into an ideal position for a birdie putt. The experts also discuss the importance of angle and spin control, particularly on holes with elevation changes like this one. With Luke Humphrey's insightful commentary, get a behind-the-scenes look at the action-packed Gothro Tour 2026 and witness the conclusion of the Mexican Tour.
Watch the final round action from Abierto México Cocoyoc on Go Throw Tour as Jones, Humphries, Ford, & Meza compete for victory.
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back n final round action right here on goth throw. This is the 2025 Mexico open at Cocoa Yoke brought to you guys by Inova Disc. This is the second stop in the Gothro tour 2026 and that is brought to you by Prodigy Disc. Luke Humphre is my name. Joined in the booth by Monteia Paul Omen, the tall one. Oh, happy to be here once again. Dude, we have the conclusion, one of the biggest, if not the biggest events ever in Latin America. It's the finale of the Mexican Tour. 12 stops they've played and the points race is very tight in both NO and FPO. So, implications on all of these rounds, not just the winner. Uh but Kevin Jones up by fourth. >> Yeah, playing some hot fire golf. Seven through nine. Mason trying to stay in it. Hitting some great putts. >> Yep. >> Luke falling off the pace. I'm sorry to say that. >> What? >> Freddy lingering around back there trying to put a little pressure on you. >> Get up on the podium. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, that's right. >> As the drone passes by Roer Shepard, >> of the Stewards of Mexico disc golf. Yep. >> We start hole 10 here. Par 4, 461 ft. Don't need a whole lot off the tea here. Keep your disc on a hiser angle. >> Get a little ground play. Keep it in the middle of the fairway. Yeah, Kev going with a different disc than yesterday. This one a little more stable. Gets it to edge. Skips into the fairway. It'll be an easier angle than he's been playing previously. >> Ideal position right there. really is nice little chip forehand or a little backhand spinner. Oh, if you want to get frisky though, you take it through the gap high and that skips by where Kev landed now in an even better spot. >> Beautiful. >> This one kind of lends it. I mean, you can give it a little bid. >> You know, it sits on top of a hill. >> Yeah, >> that hill can definitely give you some nasty rolls. I'm thinking the same thing like but like you said this is a birdie hole. >> Yeah. >> Not a very hard T-shot at all. This one coming in. It's one of the easier holes on the course...
