2023 Music City Open | MPO R2F9 | Humphries, Aderhold, Lizotte, Proctor | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch as Humphries takes on the challenging Music City Open course in his R2F9 disc golf setup. This pro shares valuable insights on his approach to playing in less-than-ideal conditions, such as wet and windy weather. He discusses the importance of maintaining a carefree attitude, like that of Paige Pierce, and how focusing on precision and control can help mitigate the effects of cold and wind on frisbee throws. With two practice rounds under his belt, Humphries is confident in his understanding of the course, but acknowledges areas where he needs improvement. He shares strategies for managing obstacles, such as tight OB lines, and how to stay focused on clean, birdie-worthy shots. The goal? A bogey-free, OB-free round - a feat that could be a first for this pro's career.
Watch top pros Humphries, Aderhold, Lizotte, and Proctor in round 9 of the Music City Open. Expert disc golf action, throws, and strategy.
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foreign so it's a DC Boot and it's got this really comfortable warm insole so I got the warmest shoes and they got good traction on them as well and I just like uh skate shoes so you know watching Paige Pierce last week and the week before and just watching her Carefree attitude she's put in the practice she doesn't need to worry about you know getting in the way of herself during the round and she's playing really quick and I kind of did the same thing today I put in the work I know how to throw Frisbees and so I'm just going to do the same tomorrow I'm pretty comfortable on this gloss so I like the way this coil suits my game the weather obviously wasn't ideal you know it's pretty wet out here this course doesn't handle waddle too well so you got to kind of you know be careful on some of the foot lock and then it was pretty windy as well yeah I mean in the conditions like these where it's cold and windy it's not a fun combination for throwing frisbees out here everybody's bound to have one or two bad throws today which is how you manage after that there's a lot of OB lines that are very tight on this course and after every tournament where we have a lot of OB I keep telling myself dude you would just keep it in bounds you would have a chance like every time so that was my mindset before the round and I'm glad my mindset finally worked also for the first time ever it's my first time playing this course so I'm still learning it a little bit I had two practice rounds on it I feel like I know what I want to do on every hole I just need to clean up some mistakes but I think I can put myself in position to get some more birdies feeling great I mean bogey free OB free it might be a first in my career and that feels really good and I'm proud of it I'm a little surprised the scores aren't better just I think my round didn't feel as clean as I was hoping so you know looking to do the same things well tomorrow and then improve on on the bad shots I think...
