2019 DDGC | R1B9 | Wysocki, Conrad, Feldberg, Moser
Simon Lozad and Eagle McMann are joined by the Crush Boys commentary team as they take on the back nine of a 2019 National Tour event at Delaware Disk Challenge Golf Course. Ricky Wysocki, James Conrad, Dave Elbert, and local legend Mike Moser compete in this sculpt golf challenge. The event comes just days after the World Championships, with the rain having stopped to reveal improved scoring conditions. As they tackle hole 10, a challenging par 4 at 625 feet, the group discusses their strategies for accessing the green. Ricky's bold approach with a right-handed side arm is put to the test, while James' precise putting shot showcases his skill in finding the center of the basket. The team also touches on the intricacies of playing this hole, including the importance of a well-placed approach shot and the need for a carefully executed follow-up putt.
Watch top pros Wysocki, Conrad, Feldberg, and Moser compete at the 2019 DDGC. Thrilling disc golf action unfolds on a challenging course!
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alright guys welcome to the back nine of a 2019 national tour event at Delaware disk challenge sculpt this golf challenge I am Simon lozad joined with eagle McMann and we are the crush boy commentary coming at you guys from rainy Delaware it is just a couple days after World Championships no Paul Macbeth but we have Ricky Wysocki James Conrad Dave Elbert and local legend superstar Mike Moser yes that is what we have front-nine we saw no no bogeys from Ricky but bogeys from a few other people the rain has kind of stopped now so we're hopefully gonna see some more scoring conditions see some crazy shots now we have hole 10 it's a par 4 625 feet last year it was a par 5 pretty much the same exact hole but the basket was pushed back another 75 feet or so personally I like this change it makes it stroke harder literally and just accessing the green is much tougher they failed work with the honors on the back nine this hole is you can get aggressive with right hand side arm like Ricky is going high and turn over and this looks like not turned over quite enough and it'll fade out early to the right and the deep rough so this is one of the harder part fours to get a three on not necessarily to get a par on but you just need a very good place shot this looks perfect by James with I guess a putter mm-hmm and it's so hard to keep it in the middle he's right left side there and from there'd still like almost 400 feet to the basket straight tunnel shot yeah like if you're playing I'd say the conservative play off this hole is like an understand a putter thrown high on a hyzer that kind of flips as it falls so you can maybe be in the middle and then the next shot is very difficult because you need a pushing backhand with late flip Helberg was out of position on his first shot so he puts up a hyzer looks like he got to a place where I'll have an easy approach shot for his par and exactly like the shot Rick did was the shots we couldn't do at Northwood last week at Worlds just there wasn't any scramble possibilities all...
