2025 LWS Open at Idlewild | MPO R1F9 | Buckets, Buhr, Robinson, Klein | Jomez Disc Golf
Join Big Berry commentary team Paul Uberry and Jeremy Coleing as they provide front nine coverage of the 2025 LWS Open at Idlewild, a tour favorite that promises to be a fun yet challenging round. The event features top players like Joey Buckets, defending champion from Athens, Georgia, and other notable competitors. Buckets is looking to build on his incredible performance last year, where he nearly walked off with an eagle on the final hole. As the rounds progress, the gaps get tighter, and the obstacles become more daunting. The team discusses strategies and tactics as players face decisions between playing it safe or taking a chance. Watch as they break down the course, analyze player performances, and provide expert commentary from the field.
Watch top players like Ricky Wysocki & Paul McBeth battle at the 2025 LWS Open on Idlewild Course in Jomez Disc Golf's MPO Round 1 coverage.
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This is how everybody aces No. >> Oh my god. >> No. Babe Callaway with another backhand turnover. Ace on hold. >> Possible. Are you serious? >> Are you No way. >> Ask and ye shall receive. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> I would love to make a putt for three. >> Are you serious? What is going on? Are we just calling all the highlights before Ben before they happen? He's on fire. Gavin Phillips. This could have been the noise we just heard. >> Is this going to be >> Oh, that is that's it. That What a drive to the moon. >> I don't think he's trying to figure out a way to get a four. I think he's trying to get the birdie still. >> Yeah. How about a chew? Oh my god. >> All the buildup and he nearly drains it. Hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to round one front nine coverage of the 2025 LWS Open at Idle Wild presented by the Natty. We've got Big Berry commentary. Paul Uberry, Jeremy Coleing at the last three round event of the season. >> They're all done. >> Yep. Only the big ones. >> Well, until Well, after this one, but this is a good one. I think it's a tour's favorite. It's like one where you can kind of, you know, relax, go in there, have some really fun practice rounds, then all of a sudden the gaps get tighter, the OB gets tighter, the rollaways happen, >> yeah, >> the bad luck comes for you. Or you can be on the opposite side of the coin and all the good stuff happens and it's just like you practice hole one, par4, 638. What are they trying to do here, Jerem? >> I just trying to keep it in the middle. There's OB left and right. Um, slightly enticed perhaps to go for the big shot, but the three is too easy. It's one of the easiest holes in the course. >> On the league guard feature out of Athens, Georgia, Joey Buckets, >> our defending champion. What an incredible near walkoff eagle on the final hole last year. Just really stamping his presence on the Pro Tour last year with this huge win at a course that really seems to bring about a new winner on tour. nearly every year. >> Yep....
