2018 Santa Cruz Masters Cup | Feature Card, RD1, B12 | McBeth, Wysocki, Gibson, Szemeredi
Watch as top disc golfers take to the infamous De La Vega course in Santa Cruz, California for the 2018 Masters Cup. The back twelve hole is notoriously tricky, requiring players to navigate through a dense forest of trees and challenging layout. Paul McBeth starts strong, but struggles with the treacherous 333-foot par 3 "Kitchen" hole. Meanwhile, Zoltan Szemeredi faces an uphill battle on the front nine, but finds his footing mid-round. Nate Sexton and Jeremy Coleman provide play-by-play commentary, highlighting the key strategies and techniques employed by each player as they tackle this demanding course. With its unique blend of speed, accuracy, and mental toughness, De La Vega is one of disc golf's most iconic layouts - and the 2018 Masters Cup is a must-see event for any fan of the sport.
Watch top pros McBeth, Wysocki, Gibson, & Szemeredi battle it out at the Santa Cruz Masters Cup, RD1 on B12. High-level disc golf action!
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hello and welcome back to first-round feature card coverage we've got the back twelve here from Santa Cruz and de la Vega disc golf course being sexy commentary here with you Nate Sexton and Jeremy Coleman we're on the infamous famous infamous whatever you want to call day love the egg of course paul macbeth is surprisingly slow start Ricky's plug and Wiggins buries as is drew and our amateur tournament pros Zoltan having some struggles on the front nine but you know de la Vega she's tricky beast and how about that headshot resulted and he's classing up the joint you don't see many fedoras in the skull that was nice Nico will bring one out but he's sadly absent from this tournament haven't seen that guy hole thirteen par 3 333 feet they call this one the kitchen you're throwing over a very very deep ravine and then you as soon as you clear these trees clearly your disc is gonna be 35 feet high but somehow it's supposed to go straight down and land right on the pin and drew going with the spike hyzer played that kind of opened up beginning of last year's de la or Masters Cup as a tree fell down sometime between the 2016 and 2017 events that wasn't bad he's probably 40 to 45 feet mm-hmm this is a very tricky hole I mean you're going completely blind here obviously we're in California we're in Santa Cruz or a de la Vega two meters is in effect and you can just see right there oh look at that backstop with the backspin there are about seven million trees between you and the basket that can catch your desk yes so finding a way to navigate through all of them without hitting anything like Paul was unable to do there he might be pretty far down yeah it looks like it made it to the ground at least but sometimes this early yes is near the refrigerator we're looking at Zoltan he's going tomahawk it didn't make a whole lot of progress he's doing tomahawk again that one was fantastic yeah he's up I'd say near the green oh yeah probably right on circles edge here is Paul tricky little shot oh he doesn't like it mm-hmm and that is not on circles edge not outside his range but that's difficult Drew's...
