2025 MVP Open | FPO R1B9 | Scoggins, Gannon, Handley, Saarinen | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 MVP Open presented by MVP and OTB continues at Maple Hill Disc Golf Course as Erikica Stingome and Madison Walker bring excitement to the back nine of round one. Cadence Burge and Silva Sar top the leaderboard in a tie for first place after showcasing impressive performances. The duo navigates challenging holes, including the uphill par three 10 that requires precision and power. Discussion focuses on the importance of accuracy over birdies, with Stingome emphasizing the significance of bogey-free rounds at courses like Maple Hill. The hosts also touch upon strategies for managing tight fairways and navigating obstacles like Christmas trees. As the season winds down, the intensity builds, and the competitors must adapt to the course's unique demands.
Watch highlights from top FPOs at the 2025 MVP Open! Scoggins, Pierce, and more take on rivals in a competitive round.
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Hello and welcome to the back nine of round one of the 2025 MVP Open presented by MVP and OTB. We are at Maple Hill Disc Golf Course. Our 19th out of 20 stops wild. I'm Erikica Stingome. I'm Madison Walker. We're your two hockey. Honk honk. >> Our second of two playoff events. Pretty crazy. >> We're just coming down the stretch at the end of the season. But before that, we have one thing we need to talk about. We were contacted by some upper level management this week about some threats that were made on the air last week. Not 100% sure what that was about, but uh we do like to carry a nice clean broadcast here. And if you wouldn't mind, just like and subscribe and we will move right on into the coverage. Silvas SAR and in a tie for first with Cadence Burge who we saw make some really great birdie putts, some circle twos early in the round. I think was Cadence B uh bogey free as well. Regardless, four down through nine is amazing. Impressive bogey bogey. This is one of those courses where bogey free is almost more impressive than getting a lot of birdies. >> I think it is more impressive. >> I agree. Uh whole 10 and uphill par three 276 plays like 380. uh so far uphill and a little tight on both sides. Um so you can't really push a whole lot of flex lines. You see most good shots end up in circle two or maybe squeaking into circle one. Definitely a huge advantage to have a ton of power. Obviously on the approach shot or if you mess up your putt on the castle wall, you can see some rollaways. If you're pinned right up against it, too, it can make for some incredibly awkward putting. Did we play this teapad last year? >> Yes. Okay. Um, >> I think that was the first time. >> Okay. Yeah, we used to have play a teapad clocked around to the left. I do like this angle better because it allows people to unleash a little bit more without having to worry about the Christmas trees on the right so much. But it does bring that left side into play. We can see Silva dealing with it here. Um, yeah, it's so steeply uphill that it's...
