2024 PDGA Pro Worlds | MPO R3B9 | Robinson, Anderson, Hammes, Lizotte | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch the action unfold at the 2024 PDGA Pro World Championships in Lynchburg, Virginia. The back nine of New London is put to the test as players face twists, turns, and steep hills. Joe M's expert analysis with Nate Ston and Jeremy Coling provides insight into the challenging course design. As the competition heats up, Isaac Robinson holds a five-shot lead, but Joseph Anderson is closing in on Calvin Heberg in second place. Meanwhile, Simon Lazat is struggling to regain his form after a frustrating front nine. The video features expert commentary on shot shaping and line selection, as well as analysis of player technique and strategy. The course's unique design demands precise throwing skills, particularly with the lack of open holes on the back nine. Obstacles like out-of-bounds areas and treacherous terrain require players to think creatively and adjust their shots accordingly. With the world record closest shot jumps through a post, this video offers an inside look at the mental and physical challenges faced by professional disc golfers competing in the 2024 PDGA Pro World Championships.
Watch the thrilling moments from the 2024 PDGA Pro Worlds MPO round featuring Robinson, Anderson, Hammes, and Lizotte in action.
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hello and welcome back to round three coverage from the 2024 PDGA Pro World Championships in Lynchburg Virginia we're out at new London the back nine has a lot of twists a lot of turns a lot of Hills you're watching Joe M Pro with Nate ston and Jeremy coling it's a fun back nine there's a lot of uh different types of shot shaping a lot of tight lines uh the front nine has some open holes but the back nine is almost exclusively in the woods out of bounds as well tough Back N but I think it's a little bit more scorable in the front nine Isaac Robinson holding on to a five shot lead right now Joseph Anderson tied for second right now with Calvin heberg Simon lazat falling back a bit as well as Adam hamus who had zero birdies on the front nine a very frustrating start to his world's lead card campaign here the 2024 worlds get things started off on hole 10 with one of those few open holes that we have left 444 ft slightly downhill distance or Fairway driver likely option for a right-and you're going to throw it high maybe flat maybe slight higher try to play it pretty wide because there is OB left of the basket I did forget that we had this last open hole I guess you can make an argument that 18 is somewhat open but oh world record closest shot jumps it through the posts and into the Little Rock Garden I wonder if even if he knows why he he's so good with the backends like when people are so good sometimes at things I wonder if they just if they take it for granted or if they just know how good they really are or why they're good at it I don't know I think he's just happy to be out here throwing them and they're going where he wants them and he's hoping that's going to continue for a couple more days this is looking just as good okay just that easy all right that deserves a follow flight as well little bit lower line oh help from the mozzarella 6 moving left hard needs to sit down unless it hits these rocks okay it okay Adam will have a look something anything to jump start the round dig deep...
