2021 Discraft Great Lakes Open | FINALB9 LEAD | Jones, Klein, McMahon, Hammes | Jomez
The 2021 Discraft Great Lakes Open | FINALB9 LEAD features back nine coverage of the tournament's final round, showcasing the impressive play from top disc golfers like Eagle McMahon and Kyle Klein. The duo is in contention for the lead as they take on challenging holes with long throws. The video highlights specific techniques, such as Eagle's use of the Hiser, which proves to be a key factor in his strong performance. The Great Lakes Open takes place at various courses along Lake Michigan, providing stunning scenery and demanding play from contestants. Join Jeremy Coing and Paul Uberry as they break down the action and provide expert analysis on the top players' strategies and throws.
Top pros Jones, Klein, McMahon, & Hammes clash at the Discraft Great Lakes Open. Watch their epic final round battle in this Jomez Pro highlight reel.
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hello disc golf fans and welcome back to the third and final round Back N coverage of the 2021 disc crafts Great Lakes open I'm Jeremy coing joined by Paul uberry big berry and we're here to see big things with with uh I don't know Eagle McMahon shooting eight down on the front nine Kyle Klein shooting seven s just insane stuff right now guys running away really from Adam hamus with a five under I mean James Conrad shot eight down in the front nine and he's four back of eagle from Chase Card front Nine's soft front n's soft it's easy it's easy this is not soft no it's incredible we got well we're going to start with this one right here this is a straight uphill 5560 ft uphill 360 ft but it actually plays like 428 so we're just going to call it that it's a low ceiling if you're going to go the backhand turnover R but Eagle McMahon plays the Hiser so it's not a low ceiling out there it's wide open it's just really ridiculously far to do that my name is Kyle Klein I am 19 years old and I'm from Grand Rapids Michigan I was about 10 or 11 when I started playing I got into it when my dad took me and my brothers out to play For The First Time a lot like everyone they go out the first time not very good don't really like it very much and then you go out a second or third time you start learning how to throw it a little better and then you know just took it and ran with it I was 17 years old when I won the United States amateur Championship the previous year I played that event gotten 15th wasn't too happy about it I had a Vengeance elevation so coming in the last final hole last couple holes of that tournament I knew I was ahead by quite a few Strokes I didn't really have much pressure I just said play your game plan what you've been doing the whole time and you'll walk away with this tournament if you can land just before him or just past him you'll be money and Kyle just absolutely crushes this one I this is for sure that dd3 big round of applause for your 2019 United...
