2019 SCMC | R2B12 | Wysocki, McBeth, McMahon, Bell
The 2019 SCMC R2B12 from Wysocki, McBeth, McMahon, and Bell at the De La Vega Disc Golf Course in Santa Cruz, California, is a thrilling episode of the PDG's national tour coverage presented by In The Zone Discs. Joe Mesero leads the commentary alongside Sexton and Jeremy, providing expert analysis of the challenging course and standout players. As the rain intensifies, the field descends into chaos, with Beth missing crucial putts from within 20 feet and Ricky struggling to grip his drives in slippery conditions. Meanwhile, Bell manages an impressive eagle, staying neck-and-neck with Garrett and Simon at the top of the leaderboard. The De La Vega Course is showcased through its unique features, including hole 13's tricky gaps that require precise technique. Watch as Sexton and Jeremy dissect the strategies employed by these top players, discussing key techniques and course management decisions in a fast-paced and unpredictable environment.
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hello and welcome back you are watching the PDG a national tour on Joe mesmero we are at stop 3 the 2019 Santa Cruz Masters Cup from de la vega disc golf course in Santa Cruz California coverage presented by in of a champion discs and the PDG a big sexy commentary here with you tonight Sexton and Jeremy : if you like three or four holes it kind of look like weird is business as usual out here some birdies and pars and a bogey but you know not too bad and then just madness started coming out and the rain started coming loose on the sky and these players just could not adjust big numbers you saw Beth miss a couple putts from inside 20 it seemed like Ricky missing puzzled inside 20 just crazy things going on right now not Bell an eagle managing to keep their names at the top of leaderboard tied with Garrett and Simon Wow hole 13 part 3 347 you have two gaps that most people play either kind of like a backhand mid-range kind of off with a slight turnover or a wide forehand going all the way around there's also a flex forehand up the middle that you will occasionally see it's kind of nice seeing this course in their column but then oh here we are back in the rain whoa that's good I'm sorry to laugh but yeah it's like wow like back to reality this is what the players work that is just cruising towards a cliff and you can hear Paul with a sarcastic yeah it comes out of his hand you expect so much yourself you know you're in that you're on the lead card national tour cameras fans you know you start to think it's just a little rain like I can grip it I can throw it news flash you probably can't yeah it's so difficult to commit like in the back your mind is it gonna slip am I gonna grip lock it and then eagle just as I try to drive that point home Eagle goes head and I want I'm honestly I think he missed this gap here I think he's trying to go for the widest gap tell me if you agree cuz he goes but he queen two of those trees yeah I don't really know I think...
