2025 MVP MUSIC CITY OPEN | MPO R1F9 | Lizotte, McMahon, Dickerson, Turner | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch as the top players take to the course at the 2025 MVP Music City Open in Nashville, Tennessee. The field is set to face off in a battle of skill and strategy, with defending champion Simon Lazot looking to make it three consecutive wins. Jeremy Cole and Kevin Jones provide expert analysis from the front nine, breaking down key shots and techniques used by players like Lizotte, McMahon, Dickerson, Turner, and Austin Turner. The team also discusses the challenges of playing the hole one gap, where a single misstep can lead to disaster. With a focus on height as the top priority, they examine the pros and cons of different approaches, including skip shots and air passes. The 2025 Music City Open is shaping up to be an exciting event, with many questions surrounding Simon Lazot's ability to maintain his winning streak.
Watch top pros compete at the 2025 MVP Music City Open with Lizotte, McMahon, Dickerson & Turner. Thrilling rounds ahead!
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Simon coming back down the hill. Come on, man. Putter's hot right now, Paul. Wow. Oh my god, dude. Come on, Simon. Calm down, young fella. What's the counter so far at this distance this tournament? We have another Chase car champion. Three consecutive events. Music City Open champion Simon Laz. Yeah. Hello and welcome to round one front nine coverage for the MO feature card here at the 2025 MVP Music City Open presented by another round disc golf. I'm Jeremy Cole. He's Kevin Jones and together we're not quite sure. Is it Jeremy Jones? Is it Big Kev? There's Jeremy Jones out there first. Kerm USA. We are crowdsourcing guys. We need a good name. But we are here in Nashville, Tennessee for the 2025 Music City Open where the headline might be, "Can Simon Lazot go for the three repeat. He is clearly suited to play well at this course. Thanks for joining us, Kev." Yeah, I'm really excited to be here. Thanks for having me on. Um, we're happy to talk about this tournament with you. Awesome, man. Well, hole one is a combination of an old hole before, but it's now just a short par three, 280 ft. Pretty tricky, actually. Kind of random going into this gap. You got the one main gap. Welcome our defending MCO champion, Simon Lazar. Couple schools of thought playing this hole. You could try to go for a a skip shot or try to air one in there, but the ground play is going to be very precarious this weekend. Height is going to be your number one priority here. He got it perfect, but he did catch a tree right there. Yeah, you're just kind of crossing your fingers as you enter this gap if you don't hit that main gap that's kind of directly in line with the basket. There's not really any other great gap to go for. So, That was a strange release from Eagle. He'll be in a weird spot over there, too. Actually, might not be an easy up and down, honestly. Austin Turner, player who's been really heating up this season and last season also, but good to see him on coverage. Don't get too many lefties on our feature cards. That looks great. And plays a skip play. And perfect. I like the sidearm because your disc is going to...
