2023 Discraft Ledgestone Open | FPO FINALB9 | Gannon, Scoggins, Hansen, Veladaiz | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch as Missy Gannon and her competitors navigate the challenging final nine holes of the Discraft Ledgestone Open presented by Merrell. The tight competition has been thrilling to watch, with Ella Hansen and Scoggins tied for second place. Erica Stinchko and Madison Walker provide expert commentary on the course, discussing techniques for players like Veladaiz and Jomez. The video highlights specific holes, such as the 325-foot wide open par-4, where players must balance risk and reward to minimize mistakes. The commentators break down strategies for navigating obstacles like trees and elevated baskets, offering insights into the Heiser route and hyzer shots. With its natural flow and expert analysis, this video is a must-watch for disc golf enthusiasts looking to gain insight into the world of professional disc golf.
Witness thrilling action from top pros Gannon, Scoggins, Hansen & Veladaiz in FPO finals at the 2023 Discraft Ledgestone Open.
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foreign hello and welcome to the final nine of the Discraft ledgestone open presented by Merrell we're here we did it Missy Gannon is leading the way it's been exciting to watch so far thanks for joining us I'm Erica stinchko I'm Madison Walker we're your two hotkeys yeah we got nine more a little bit of slippery conditions out here at Northwoods but a nice cool day and really enjoyable to be in the woods uh 50 of the women from the tournament made the cut to play the final day and uh Missy Gannon started the round at with a four-stroke lead it got down to one stroke she expanded it back to four Ella Hansen and solo second own Scoggins tied for third with Sarah Holcomb who's won down and Holland Hanley who is one down Maria Oliva two down and Holly Finley four down they're tied for six so it's pretty tight but Missy has a little bit of a cushion going into the back yeah everyone on our lead card keeping it pretty solid it's minimizing a lot of mistakes we're not seeing anything huge whole tin regardless is a nice little breather though at 325 feet it's pretty wide open you can kind of let one loose and know that you're going to be able to get up and down for par the only mistake to be made here would be just slightly elevated basket and sometimes you can find yourself putting a couple times if you really let one air ball I like the Heiser route that we're going to see Missy take out wide you want to go just around the outside of that big tree and let it skip back in Missy does it perfectly that was her Z Force there is a left-hand route as well that's a little bit less low ceiling but it works more for the forehand than it does for a backhand turnover yeah I think for the right hand backhand player the right side hyzer is kind of the cleanest line of course own is going to do the opposite of always every time every time she does burn it into the ground low so once on my card today said this hole really doesn't fit the rest of the course like it's look at it it's so wide open and like Park style all...
