2017 Idlewild Open | Final Round, Back 9 | Conrad, Perkins, McBeth, Cole
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2017 Idyllwild Open as professional disc golfers James Conrad and Paul McBeth engage in a fierce battle for the top spot. The final round is tightly contested by Nate Perkins and James Snappy Cole, who trail behind but are still within striking distance. The expert commentary team provides insightful analysis on the key moments of the game. The signature hole 10 is highlighted as a crucial test of skill, where players must navigate through dense woodland to reach the tee box. The video features expert tips from the commentators on how to approach this challenging hole, including the importance of accuracy and strategic shot selection. With James Conrad showcasing his mastery of the gap shot, viewers can learn valuable lessons from the pros on how to overcome obstacles like those found at Idyllwild Open.
Watch Paul McBeth, Eagle McMahon & more in thrilling final round action from the 2017 Idlewild Open with stunning shots & incredible plays.
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hello disc golf fans and welcome to the conclusion of the 2017 Idyllwild open we have a tight battle between James Conrad and Paul Macbeth's followed by Nate Perkins and James snappy Cole and we have a tight battle they're tied at 13 under par apiece and I believe nate is at 9-under we got big radula commentary team myself jeremy : joined by james Conrad and Paul EULA Bart it's good things started here with hole 10 yeah hole 10 one of the signature holes I feel like on the course it really sets the mood for what the back nine brings two tight wooded hole slightly uphill you really have to hit this initial gap if you're you know yeah that's that's not that uncommon and if this is a signature hole this is a sloppy signature because there are a lot of trees and it's not a bad hole but it's just that I would like to have somebody at some point count the number of trees in the sole there are dozens I'd even say hundreds probably got some stats here for the fold we do averages out at three point four seven so almost half a stroke over par which you can see why after watching the first two people on my card hit early trees all hospital get a three from there but I was able to split the gap and get right up there inside the surface I drilled with that yeah that's incredible it's a huge break right there especially with the tight battles going on between you and Paul kicking left kicking right really kicking anywhere besides dead center is just death on this hole and you see Nate played this way all three rounds played a safe shot didn't want to give himself one of those bad kicks so he's always trying to do is hit that initial gap and give him some way of getting up and down for his three that's great golf for me just play to his strengths hit the gap get up there and make a easy par on all that plays over for most people yeah like I said it's a that initial gap as professionals you know we hit that that's our main objective get to that first gap and you know that car's possible after that and you see you get off...
