2019 GBO | WOMEN | R3F9 | C. Allen, Weese, Pierce, J. Allen
Catch up on all the action from Round 3 of the Glass Blown Open's Women's Lead Card at our front nine coverage. Paige Pierce and Zoey Clancy bring you the inside scoop on the top players, including Country Alan, Jessica Weese, and Jennifer Allen. Find out why Weese is known for her impressive A-plus driving accuracy, and how Pierce is working to improve her iron play despite a low 79% inside-the-circle rate. The group also discusses the challenges of navigating hole one, a tricky par-5 that demands precision from players of all skill levels. Watch as they share expert analysis and tips on how to tackle this demanding course, including the importance of fairway placement and shot selection - especially in windy conditions like these. With insider knowledge and expert commentary, Paige and Zoey are your go-to sources for all things Glass Blown Open.
Watch top women's pros in action at the 2019 Gateway Bank Open round 3 featuring Catherine Allen, Paige Pierce & Valarie Weese.
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hello everybody and welcome to round three of the glass blown open this is the women's lead card coverage for the front nine for your second national tour of the season my name is Paige Pierce and I'm Zoey and I and we are here to give you this coverage sponsored by dynamic and the pdj first on the car we have country - Alan who has a 39% birdie rate second on the card is Jessica Wiese and you know she's parking a hoop like 14% of her shots it's pretty amazing she's at a-plus - next up you have myself page Pierce I'm only 79% inside the circle but that's first place somehow so trying to improve on that today and rounding out the card is Jennifer Allen and she's also at a six over 65% fairway hits pretty good hole one do you guys know about it it's a par 5 it's 1090 three feet you don't want to go out of bounds over the road you don't want to go out of bounds over the sidewalk you want to keep it in the center of the fairway whether you're right-handed or left-handed player farther down the green it gets quite a bit tighter you have that OB wall on the left side and that sidewalk that comes in about pin-high and if you float you're up shot EEP you are also going to be okay and here we see Katrina Allen with two of her favorite distance drivers of the weekend both of them are D twos these things she just knows she can put a lot of power on and they're gonna be over stable today it's quite windy so she's probably going to be relying on these quite often full flight out of that disc great spot to be for your shot yeah she may have wanted that a tiny bit more or less but only because if you're even slightly to the right and half kind of those bushes in the tree in a way but she can you know figure it out from there for sure and Jessica Wiese begin throwing her standard sidearm for her first tee shot on the first hole kind of a flare skip but she stays safe she's gonna have those bushes to contend with over there on the right side she might be having to throw...
