2025 LWS Open at Idlewild | MPO R1B9 | Buckets, Buhr, Robinson, Klein | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 LWS Open at Idlewild is showcased in this round one back and coverage of a highly anticipated disc golf tournament. Featuring top players such as Buckets, Buhr, Robinson, and Klein, the event takes place on the challenging Idlewild course. The video highlights Paul Uli Berry's call of the action alongside hosts Barry, Jeremy Coleing, and others. The course is noted for its numerous birdie opportunities, making the competition more approachable at first glance. However, a shift in difficulty becomes apparent on the back nine, where two-stroke swings are common. The skinny trees pose a significant threat, as early tree kicks can be devastating due to their unpredictability and need for high-speed throws. Throughout the video, Paul Uli Berry's commentary provides insights into the strategies employed by top players, such as navigating tight fairways and avoiding treacherous obstacles like left-hand kicks. The exceptional condition of the course, courtesy of the club's dedication to maintenance, also receives praise from commentators.
Watch highlights from the 2025 LWS Open at Idlewild featuring top MPO players Buckets, Buhr, Robinson, and Klein.
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Hello and welcome back to round one back n coverage of the 2025 LWS Open at ID Wild. We have our no feature group and big Barry calling the action Paul Uli Berry Jeremy Coleing where we had a pretty good start by not just our feature group but by the entire field. Yeah. And it's it's bizarre because this course has so many birdie looks and so many little things can can happen here here and there that like calling this it almost seems a little boring because they're just birdieing all the time. So, the only thing you got to watch out for is on the back nine, it does get considerably harder and the two-stroke swings happen all the time. This is one where two-stroke swings happen quite often. I feel like early tree kicks can happen and pretty devastating because you have to throw with so much speed to get through these trees and this all the trees are so skinny and the kicks are brutal and unpredictable and you got to throw it like 430 ft to get the power to get up this hill through the low ceiling. Tough par three. >> Yeah, it definitely plays more like 420 430. >> Yeah, something like that. Because you don't get the height, so you got to just beline it. Zoom. Uhoh. Kicks left. It has This whole entire course has cleared out over the years. That kick years ago, it's almost a guaranteed >> instant for Yep. >> But everything looks so beautiful. So, shout out to the club around here. Anybody who's volunteering to make sure this is in pristine condition for us to watch these guys throw beautiful shots like this. >> That's awesome. Oh, this is so good. >> But it's tough. What do you think? Do you think sometimes a course should leave leave the sides just completely >> like can you get over there? >> Pick spots. You got to pick some spots to let it be fresh and grow. >> I think this is one of the ones that was like >> I don't mind kicking left and right like guaranteed bogey type thing. Mhm. >> Also, shout out to the club for incredible new tea boxes on several of the holes. >> Yeah, >> the new teapads >> look beautiful and play very well buckets. Or you could...
