2017 Waco Annual Charity Open | Final Round, Front 9 | Wysocki, Koling, Lizotte, Barsby
Watch the thrilling final round of the 2017 Waco Annual Charity Open, featuring a tight battle among golfers Wysocki, Koling, Lizotte, and Barsby. The lead card is separated by just three strokes, with James Conrad emerging as a strong contender, tied with Greg Barsby for second place. In a surprising turn of events, Ricky Wysocki finds himself within striking distance of birdie on the 9th hole, thanks to an innovative shot that kept him in bounds despite the presence of a daunting wall. Meanwhile, Simon Lizotte showcases his expertise with an overstable metal flake PD2, which proves to be too much for some opponents. The calmest conditions of the tournament come into play as these golfers put their skills to the test, with only a few feet separating victory from disaster.
Watch top disc golfers in action at the 2017 Waco Annual Charity Open! Thrilling shots from Wysocki, Koling, Lizotte & Barsby on the course.
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Hello and welcome to the third and final round coverage of the Waco Annual Charity Open. My name is Big Germ Jeremy Coing and I'm joined here by my good friend James Conrad. Hey guys, I'm James. We're uh we're going to be filming this really exciting last round here. It's a tight battle. Um on the lead card, we have three strokes separate first through uh third or through fourth. And then we've got James Conrad on top of second card who's tied with Greg Barsby three strokes back. It's going to be exciting round. This was the uh the calmst conditions of all three rounds. What were you thinking going into this hole? I was thinking I definitely want to get the birdie this time. I skipped out of bounds the first two rounds. Um wanted to keep it in bounds and start off with the two. Yeah, I uh I did pretty well in this hole. I I I took a different route on this one. Um this seemed like a pretty obvious uh backhand hiser, but something about that Nate Sexton Firebird was really working for me this week. And um I knew that wall was there to be my friend. And if I kept it low, I wasn't going to skip over it. And um so that was my play and that was the only time I actually hit the wall but it put me pretty close to the basket. So yeah, it looked like it kept you in there nicely. Yep. Only a couple feet away from birdie. And this is the first time Ricky was actually outside two feet from the pin. So this is a little bit different start for him. He uh had no no tester uh little tapins that did a couple rounds before. That's the most overstable thing I've ever seen in my life. That was a metal flake PD2 that Simon was throwing there. I uh I had him try out one of my Luster PD2s in practice. I asked him if it was too overstable for me and he laughed at me and he let me try the PD2 that he was throwing and I was like, "Okay." Oh, wow. Yeah, those those metal flakes go hard. And then Barsby got maybe a little bit too much air underneath the disc and uh just out of bounds....
