2020 LEDGESTONE | FINALF9 | McBeth, Wysocki, K. Jones, Barela | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2020 Discraft Ledgestone Insurance Open on the Disc Golf Pro Tour. The final round front nine action at Lake Eureka features a star-studded field, including Ricky Wysocki, Kevin Jones, Paul McBeth, and Anthony Barela. Jeremy Calloway joins Paul Urward to break down the strategy and skill required to tackle this challenging course, known for its treacherous water hazards and slopey greens. As these world-class disc golfers battle for the top spot, Jeremy and Paul analyze their techniques and discuss the mental toughness needed to stay focused under pressure. With Lake Eureka's infamous Hole 1 proving to be a nemesis for even the most skilled players, the guys dissect the importance of distance control and precision approach shots. Will Wysocki's consistent form be enough to secure his lead, or will Jones and McBeth make a last-round surge?
Watch Ledgestone Invitational's final round with McBeth, Wysocki, K. Jones, and Barela in a battle for disc golf supremacy.
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this coverage will be brought to you with zero youtube ads for the first 24 hours courtesy of arby's hello and welcome to the exciting conclusion of the 2020 discraft ledgestone insurance open this is stop seven of the 10 on the disc golf pro tour we have got final round front nine action at lake eureka big berry commentary jeremy calling joined by paul ulvard yeah let's get to straight to the action how about it with ricky wysocki he's leading the tournament at negative 23 under par and he's only missed one putt inside the circle so far kevin jones he's trying to make a case at this title he has played very solid he had one struggle front nine yesterday and kind of clawed things back on the back and paul macbeth obviously former champion of this event won his world championships at this venue last year he's excited to make a last round chase and we've got the young fella from arizona anthony barrella he's a beanstalk tall skinny throws a mile forehand backhand and when his putt's on he's the one i'm not sure what the hardest starting hole is in the country but lake eureka hole one is definitely one of them measuring in at 633 feet this tee shot requires a carryover water of 300 feet if you don't manage to do so you better have a backup disc because lake eureka is known for taking your disc and not giving it back if you do clear the water the landing zone actually shrinks the further you throw it so distance control is important and if that isn't hard enough the green has slopes on both sides making it difficult to approach let's see how it plays out and it's only 300 feet across the water but where these guys are trying to go it's closer to 400 to 450 clearance which most of the time if you're on the lead card you have 400 plus distance in the bag but this tee shot just has a way of making players come up just a bit short you see so many shots laying in the water ricky making sure not to make that mistake he gets early turn rips a very stable driver gets it over the hill and that's where you see a lot of good drives from greenwood arkansas yeah a...
