2022 Las Vegas Challenge | R1F9 | Conrad, Sexton, Aderhold, Chen | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2022 Las Vegas Challenge is live on the Disc Golf Pro Tour, featuring some of the sport's top players. The event brings together an exciting lineup of talent, including Nate Sexton, Jeremy Colling, Paul Ulibery, and Conrad, as well as newcomer Jackie Chen from Taiwan. Watch as these disc golf pros face off in a battle for the top spot. Jackie Chen is looking to make a statement after finishing fifth at the Wintertime Open, while James Conrad seeks to build on his impressive breakout season with MVP. Nate Sexton is also in action, seeking to improve upon his 17th-place finish last year. Ezra Aderhold provides insight into the mental preparation that sets him up for success, including the calls and strategies he uses during competition.
Witness thrilling action from top players Conrad, Sexton, Aderhold, and Chen at the 2022 Las Vegas Challenge!
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for the 2017 season we'll be hitting the road full-time so so well i hope you're ready because hello and welcome to the 2022 las vegas challenge presented by innova stop number one on the disc golf pro tour you are here watching jomes pro with nate sexton jeremy colling and paul ulaberry best season ever is upon us and we are going to start here with jackie chen the fella from taiwan who's already been over here for three events fifth place at the wintertime open we are all so excited to see this guy play he's comes with a lot of hype and a man who is also known for the hype james conrad second season after an incredible breakout season with mvp last year he's looking to build out on that impressive resume and three-time father of the year recipient and fan favorite 2020 champion nate sexton last year's 17th place looking to build may a little better finish this year we'll see and the man who really broke out at this event last year ezra aider hold 10 98 rated round second place only one position better than that 2020 last tournament before covet i had a good off season that year just playing with friends had a hot start and was able to hang on and play well it's one of my best wins in my career i guess it just tells me i know that i can have great success here i tend to feel that way about most courses if i if i play my plan and execute i know i can do well um last year was kind of a breakout moment for me you know starting the year off strong got second place kind of the highlight of the season for me i don't think the world title makes me feel much more pressured to play well things definitely are a little different but also kind of the same like i feel like more people are kind of wanting some of my attention and my time not to say i couldn't win again but to do so in such fashion it almost feels like i've already peaked but i know i can continue to improve from there these calls set up to my game really well so i know if i play well i'll be in contention and that's kind of...
