2018 Pro Worlds | Lead Card | R4, B9 | Barsby, Ulibarri, Anthon, Locastro
Watch the 2018 Pro Worlds Lead Card Coverage from Smuggler's Notch Resort, where top players like Greg Barsby and Paul Ulibarri clash in a bid for World Championship glory. The commentary team of Nate Lien and Jeremy Callahan provide expert analysis as they dissect the strengths and weaknesses of each player. From the front nine to the back, they discuss how Greg Barsby's consistent performance is being tested by his competitors, including Nico Locastro, who had a slow start but showed promise in the final round. The team breaks down specific shots, such as Paul Ulibarri's 410-foot downhill throw on the 10th hole, and debates the merits of different discs and techniques. They also provide insight into Nico's struggles with his disc, specifically his inconsistent drive accuracy. With expert commentary and behind-the-scenes access to the players' strategies, this video offers a unique look at the 2018 Pro Worlds Lead Card coverage and the world of professional disc golf.
Watch Barsby, Ulibarri, Anthon, and Locastro's lead card action at 2018 Pro World Disc Golf Championships in Rounds 4 & 9!
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hello and welcome back to our fourth round lead card coverage from the 2018 professional PDG a world championships from Smuggler's notch resort we have the big sexy commentary team here with you again Nate lien and Jeremy calling we got a great card Greg bars we Paul Ulibarri Josh Anton Nicola Castro Greg separated himself just a bit playing a clean front nine bogey-free other players four bogeys or four birdies match with two bogeys but yeah Nika falling off the pace a little bit even par through the front nine haven't really seen anybody step up and like stomp their foot down and say this is my World Championships let's see if somebody can maybe make a statement here in the back nine yeah nico i played with him the first time through brewster ridge he had a very slow front nine but he really turned it on on the back so let's see if he can make that happen again starting here on the 10th downhill 410 feet playing very long honestly even though it's downhill those players are gonna throw something that's pretty under stable this distance says 410 that is the distance from the blue T the gold T is actually four hundred and seventy feet that makes a lot of sense and like I said most there's gonna go something that's under stable so they can throw with Heiser and lets you collide take it all the way down the hill the height is so difficult though at this distance pushing it back that extra 60 feet really brings that ceiling into play because you have to push it high the whole way and let the disc just drift over I haven't seen anyone nailed a shot yet outside circle 2 for Nico and I used to flip a lot often it doesn't kick in it looks like it has kicked into the woods and you can see what we can see that's oh boy has to go to the roller from Annie this is looking really good hurry up hurry up oh and by hurry up he means it's twist tiana curl yarn over would have been a more accurate thing for me to say good commitment but yeah a little flippy or disk or a little less angle and that may have been parked I'm Greg with a nice recovery shot there...
