2020 DISCRAFT GREAT LAKES OPEN | R1B9 | Lizotte, Ulibarri, Jones, Locastro | Jomez Disc Golf DGLO
Watch the action unfold as the 2020 Discraft Great Lakes Open comes alive on the BigBarry commentary stage. Kevin Jones pulls off an incredible front nine performance, going seven under par and making every single jump putt. Nikko Locastro and Paul Ulibarri follow suit with impressive three-putt stretches of their own. Meanwhile, Simon Lizotte nails a birdie on the 9th hole, setting the stage for a thrilling round. The infamous 10th hole, notorious for its tricky angle and hillside target, becomes a key challenge as players attempt to replicate Paul's birdie performance. The commentary delves into the strategies behind this tricky shot, discussing the best approaches - from throwing a roller with anhyzer to employing MTA (Mark Target Angle) runs. With expert analysis and insight, BigBarry brings fans closer to the action, highlighting the skills and finesse required to dominate on the Disc Golf Pro Tour.
Watch top players battle at the 2020 Discraft Great Lakes Open: Lizotte, Ulibarri, Jones, and Locastro shine in R1B9.
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Hello and welcome back to the first round back nine coverage of the 2020 Discraft Great Lakes Open this coverage is presented by Discraft. We are at the Stop 5 of 10 on the Disc Golf Pro Tour Bigbarry commentary bringing you some smoking hot action to the front Hot takes hot hot takes hot takes is right. Kevin jones, seven under made Every single jump putt spit out of one putt inside the circle Nikko Locastro three jump putts Paul three jump putts in a row Simon made some himself. I mean this is just crazy action on the front nine All clean into the last hole for Simon, but we're gonna get right back into the action here on hole 10 And this is the infamous hole that Paul did not birdie in his 18 under round See if any of these guys can pick it up. It's a par 3 370 foot big turnover play is almost like you're trying to throw a roller angle disc with a Almost like with your roller disc and just kind of have it try to flatten out to hit the hillside So you're saying you're just trying to throw a roller? I don't know you tell me. What do you think? Yeah, I think you want to throw something that's flippy enough that gradually stands up into the anhyzer kind of like this Just not that tight and that's going to put kevin in a pretty tough spot Especially if he's on the back side That's the first trouble that we've really seen from. Kevin It's definitely an angle that we're not used to throwing but it's an angle you should be able to throw really forces a beautiful big high anhyzer sweeping shot Yeah, or you could throw Mta and run and catch it if you run and catch it you get to throw it again, I believe That's the rule i'm just right there I catch it That was horrible. But anyway Let's watch what Nikko does and see if he can Yeah, two not so great shots It's actually a mistake that it's done a lot like not turning it over enough turning it over too much It's really a difficult hole and all that stuff that you see behind Nikko is the same stuff that's off to the left That stuff comes in play Oh and...
