2020 LEDGESTONE | R1B9 | Wysocki, Conrad, Ulibarri, Hannum | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch the first round back nine action from the 2020 Discraft Ledgestone Insurance Open on the Disc Golf Pro Tour. The course is put to the test at Northwood Gold, where players face iconic par fours and challenging roughs left and right in narrow fairways. Jeremy Colling joins Paul Yulvari in the booth for big berry commentary, bringing his expertise and enthusiasm to the analysis. From hole 10's notoriously difficult third shot, requiring a backhand straight throw with precision control to avoid trouble in the tight rough, to Austin Lombardo's remarkable connection on this hole, the action unfolds. Wysocki, Conrad, Ulibarri, and Hannum take turns showcasing their skills, navigating obstacles like deep ceilings, uneven terrain, and strategic shot placement. With its unique challenges and memorable moments, this back nine is a must-see for disc golf enthusiasts. Witness the intensity of the competition, the skill of the players, and the drama of each shot as they strive to save par on Northwood's demanding holes.
Watch top pros like Ricky Wysocki & Simon Lizotte compete at Ledgestone Open. Thrilling gameplay from the world's best disc golfers.
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this coverage is brought to you with zero youtube ads in the first 24 hours courtesy of arby's hello and welcome back to the 2020 discraft ledgestone insurance open we have first round back nine action here at the disc golf pro tour we saw a bunch of birdies in the front nine a couple pars no bogeys great work at northwood gold we got big berry commentary jeremy colling joining the booth as always by paul yulvari that is right glad to be here and we do have a awesome back nine for you guys and really where this course kind of starts yeah this is when we really get to experience the difficulty that northwood presents to the field so many signature iconic par fours a couple of par five we even got a par six coming up that's controversial as we start here on hole ten par four 560 feet we're going to kick things off with the third hardest hole in the course a backhand straight t shot that flips up and gets down here to this hill is great but if you can hyzer down just a little bit farther to have a straight look it's just absolutely paramount as this very difficult par four has a one of the most challenging roughs left side and right in such a narrow fair way to make it down the hallway any early kick you're in trouble and you can just see how low that early ceiling is as ricky is off very far left and that is going to be a tough shot just to get to a position to save the par so you want to split those two big trees right there in the middle hannah shot right here as you can see it's doing exactly that but even this is going a bit too far right gets the kick to the left you have to be straighter than that it's a very specific shot that you have to throw to get all the way down there to the flat and i have yet to see austin do it james however he has thrown this so well and just rudely connecting on the last thing in the way i have high hopes that that would have been all the way down the bottom of the hill see if you can make the correction as...
