2023 European Open | MPO FINALB9 | Heimburg, Barela, Ellis, Klein | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2023 European Open is a thrilling conclusion to the PDGA professional major of the year, featuring the world's top disc golfers competing for the championship title. The video takes an in-depth look at the final round of play, with expert analysis from Nate Sexton, Jeremy Coley, and Paul Ulibari. The discussion focuses on the challenging back nine holes, known as "the Beast," which demands precision and skill from even the most seasoned players. Kyle Klein, Anthony Barella, and Calvin Heinberg are among those vying for the top spot, each navigating unique obstacles such as tricky tee shots, treacherous out-of-bounds areas, and demanding approach shots. The experts agree that this back nine is particularly tough due to its numerous stroke-separated holes, which requires a high level of consistency in shot-shaping. The video highlights specific challenges like holes 11, 15, and 17, which demand truly exceptional skill and shot-making ability. With expert insights and analysis, this video provides an engaging look at the drama and tension unfolding on the course as the top players strive to claim victory.
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2023 European Open as Heimburg, Barela, Ellis & Klein battle on course.
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foreign hello and welcome back to final round coverage from the 2023 European open presented by discmania we have just the treacherous back nine of the Beast to decide our champion here at the second PDGA professional major of the year you are watching jomo's Pro with Nate Sexton Jeremy Coley and Paul ulibari as we take a look at these scores here Kyle Klein laying down the sixth under on the front making moves Anthony Barella staying up there at the top but the struggles of Calvin heinberg in major situations once again kind of biting him or y'all staying in the mix as well getting to four under the front line with that brutal spit out that you can hold too things get exciting and interesting here starting with the first hold of act nine the whole ten is it tough on the tee shot very simple second shot not so simple want to get around 400 feet off the tee set yourself up 350 but the out of bounds hay bales the light posts so many things can go wrong with this approach the back Nine's interesting to me I think I think it's one of one of the toughest backlinks we play as this one's turned over but it's going to get down and he's going to be in that 4 30. tough to go for the pin from back there what were you gonna say Julie yeah elaborate toughest back nine butt as far as lots of stroke separation which shows Flames every single hole but it's also a back nine that I feel like you could shoot easily six seven under if you're just striping the bits it's not one that's like oh you have to throw these perfect shots here and there it's like not really very much yeah easy birdies on every single one of these holes aside from 17 and 15. 15 and 17 are like two tough ones together and eleven eleven's very hard oh yeah 11 is just the lucky to draw like 15 and 17 require like truly beautiful shot shapes and I wouldn't be surprised if six six under on the back knife is done I I think the winner of the tournament has to go if you get the last five birdies in a row on this card you're probably winning oh yes and that's what's...
