2023 Discraft Ledgestone Open | MPO FINALF9 | Redalen, White, Wysocki, Marewede | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch as Jomez Disc Golf takes on the challenging Discraft Ledgestone Open in Peoria, Illinois, and makes a strong comeback in the final round. With a focus on playing safe and executing consistent hyzer flip approach shots, Jomez showcases his ability to adapt to different course conditions. The young golfer from Eureka Lakes, known for his exceptional skills with a putter, proves that he's more than just a one-trick pony with his impressive forehand-friendly playstyle. As the story unfolds, we see glimpses of Jomez's mental toughness and determination, particularly on the treacherous Northwoods Black disc. With only a 300-foot lead going into the final round, the pressure is on to maintain that stroke lead. Will Jomez's consistent play and ability to stay focused pay off, or will his competitors mount a comeback?
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2023 Discraft Ledgestone Open! Redalen, White, Wysocki & Marewede battle for victory.
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foreign I think it's very forehand friendly and especially hyzer flip up forehand friendly so I was doing that very well today and yesterday and then all my Approach shots were nice flippy Putters into the green the other course is a lot different and I think my different play style for that course is my ability to play safe yeah the d-pads are pretty rough but I was just happy we avoid the rain as that was the main thing we've all played in mud before so it wasn't too much that you know our card couldn't handle yeah it was a little different course today but I think I you know I always tell myself I can try to shoot around 10 under for two rounds out here I'm really happy and I shot nine for two rounds so I'm happy for me I just want to manage out here and I feel like Eureka's where I can really score and then give myself a chance to win I'm on Lee Carter those last four just kind of strung together and I just am happy to have made my putt on 18 today because yesterday I had a similar putt for par and Mist so feels good especially only being one up going into this round I thought it would take probably like a five or a six to maybe maintain a stroke lead to have four with only a 300 a day is mind-blowing to me I think it's difficulty and consistency of Northwoods black because I think it's one thing to come out here and shoot a 900 like I did yesterday and it's another thing to consistently hit those same shots that you did the day before just executing that and finding that same rhythm is difficult especially on a course like this that's extremely hard consistency is something that's going to excel way above anything else hello everyone and welcome to the fourth and Final Round Here in Peoria Illinois for the Discraft ledgestone open presented by Merrell Elite Series plus event we've got big berry commentary bringing you all the Rainy action here from Eureka Lakes where the story so far has been one young 18 year old kid with a four shot lead going into the final round before we get into the coverage want more reminder folks you can watch all...
