2020 WACO | FINALB9 LEAD | McBeth, Gurthie, Oakley, Bell | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2020 Waco Annual Charity Open presented by Prodigy Disc was shortened due to the Corona virus, resulting in a condensed second round. The final nine holes of this back-nine round are showcased, with Scott McBeth widening his lead on the card. Philo Brathwaite and Colton Montgomery trail McBeth by only a couple strokes. The focus shifts to Paul Ulibarri, who is closely watched by commentators Jeremy Kohling and Paul Ulibarri's playing partner. As McBeth navigates the challenging 591-foot par-4 10th hole, his unique situation as the leader with few close competitors becomes apparent. With a straight fairway driver or distance driver play, the key is avoiding obstacles like early trees and connecting shots to the pin. The pressure is on for McBeth to maintain his lead in this tight event where making up strokes from chase cards is crucial. The commentary highlights the importance of focus and motivation in high-stakes competition, with both McBeth and Ulibarri scrutinized for any signs of distraction or mistake.
Watch an intense final round at the 2020 WACO Disc Golf Championship, where Ricky McBeth, Paul McBeth, Gurthie, Oakley, and Bell battle for victory.
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Hello and welcome to the last round of the 2020 Waco Annual Charity Open presented by Prodigy Disc We have a shortened event due to the Corona virus and this is the back nine of the second round. We've got lead group We've got BigUli Commentary Jeremy Kohling joined by Paul Ulibarri and As we look through the front nine here Mcbeth is widen his lead on this card But he is being trailed only by a couple strokes as you can see right there with Philo Brathwaite Colton Montgomery Austin Hoop James Conrad, really, no one from this card in the picture We got Paul Ulibarri in the screen Nathan Queen Grady Shue a whole bunch of people right there waiting for Paul to make any sort of slip-up See what happens on these final nine holes Get into the action right here hole 10 par-4 591 feet The play is going to be something like a straight fairway driver Maybe even a distance driver The only real trouble obviously is connecting any early tree or if you throw a driver and you skip left off the fairway your approach is very Difficult to the pin and Mcbeth actually in a unique Situation here to where none of his card mates are really that close to him I've been in this situation myself. I'm sure you have as well. It's it's hard to find the motivation To kind of get you know Keep the pedal to the medal. Just kind of a it's Not a situation you find yourself in quite that often sure and when that's the case and you know that you're playing Okay, but you've left a little bit of room for others to make that To make up strokes from chase cards in such a tight event where there is only two rounds You've got to imagine that he's looking at his phone as he stripes this right down the fairway If this skips it might not be great, but no that's actually fantastic. He's gonna love that But do you think he's looking at his phone do you think he's paying attention to what's going on? Yeah, I do I think Mcbeth is a score watcher for sure as am myself and some people don't like watching or looking at this scores But I always like to know where I'm sitting in the tournament,...
