2018 San Francisco Open | Final Rd, B9 Chase Card | McMahon, Oakley, Anthon, Sheehan
Watch as Nate Sexton and Jeremy Koling break down the final round chase card coverage from the 2018 San Francisco Open at Glen Eagles Golf Club. The commentary team analyzes the key players, including McMahon, Oakley, Anthon, and Sheehan, as they navigate the challenging course in strong winds. A particular focus is placed on the demanding hole 10, an 1188-foot par five with a super strong tailwind, where the players must master their drives to stay on track. The team discusses the importance of positioning and strategy, particularly on holes like this one, which demands a high level of skill and adaptability. With expert commentary and in-depth analysis, this video is perfect for disc golf enthusiasts looking to learn from the pros and gain insight into what makes top players tick.
Watch McMahon, Oakley, Anthon, and Sheehan in a thrilling chase card at the 2018 San Francisco Open's epic final round, B9.
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Hello and welcome back to final round chase card coverage From the 2018, San Fransico Open, we are here at Glen Eagles Golf Club Big Sexy commentary here with you Nate Sexton and Jeremy Koling We see Eagle shooting I believe an even par, one under On the front nine Which is very difficult, so it's a good front nine Josh and Eric are still in it, Cameron falling back a little bit We are in chase card here and it is um a round in which the wind is dictating the course The course design is completely based right now on how well you can handle this wind Anything can happen on this back nine Yeah, let's see if these players can make a charge. Starting of with a very long hole, 1188 foot par five hole ten. It's a super strong tailwind, could you even imagine this hole in a headwind? If this was opposite, I feel like people would be taking ten's Yeah, it, no thank you I couldn't keep one drive in bounds through the three rounds, so I can't imagine if it was a headwind Josh just narrowly avoiding the OB off the left side of the fairway Eric with the nice low shot down the fairway Challenging that gold finch in the fairway Challenge accepted Eagle going big! So tough to keep the disc turned over but still that's cruising, that's probably 600 feet Yeah, I'd say that's a fair guess right there. Making look very easy to do Cameron, if this gets an edge and a bit of a skip. It's not bad, a little low, but still not bad. Yeah, the tee shot is the one you want to keep in bounds and in position and you can go really big on the second shot Josh, I'm sure he's trying to get that to flip. But in this tailwind that's no small task, mhmm-mhmm This is a hole that is reachable in two shots for these top players We have not seen a three all week-end on it If there's a round to do it This would be the one, this would be a good time for that. This is super high but dropping fast. That's a great crush Stay in bounds, stay in bounds, come on No way! You did it, that was on you. Yeah, I'll take, you know It's...
