2025 MVP's Open at Austin | FPO R3B9 | Cox, Mandujano, Saarinen, Handley | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 MVPs Open at Austin is back nine of round three presented by Flight Factory, filmed at Harvey Penn disc golf course. Erica Stinchko and Addison Walker, the co-hosts, discuss their surprise at the lack of scores under par on this open course, despite its challenging layout with OB everywhere. The weather conditions added to the challenge, with gusty winds that made it difficult for players to navigate. The duo focus on hole 10, a key shot that requires strategy and technique, particularly from forehands to let the disc drop short of an island green. They analyze shots from top players like Silva, Valerie, and Holland, who showcase impressive skills, including backhands and precise placements in tight spaces. With a strong emphasis on golfing techniques, player observations, and behind-the-scenes insights into the game, this video provides a unique look at the 2025 MVPs Open.
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Hello and welcome to the back nine of round three of the 2025 MVPs open at Austin presented by Flight Factory. We are at Harvey Penn disc golf course today. I'm Erica Stinchko. I'm Addison Walker. We're your two hockeys. Honk. We're both surprised there's not more scores under par. It's a pretty open course, but it is cut day. It's moving day. Maybe everyone's a little tense and having a little trouble. And it's it's not an easy course. It's just easier than Sprinkle Valley. Yes, there is still OB everywhere. Those strokes can stack up quickly. We did have like kind of gusty wind today, too. It wasn't just a sustained predictable wind. It was like, oh, I did hear that out there. Yes. all of a sudden. Uh we we'll start out the front nine with hole 10 310 ft downhill. Play shorter than that. Uh it's an island. Important to know. Yes. Uh you see a lot of forehands way out to the left side, letting them hiser back and get some ground play to this little short squat basket. There is a drop zone. If you don't make it onto the island, it's about a 45. Yeah. 45 through those trees. Is that where it was last year? Yeah. Okay. Silva going backhand, which is a great play. It actually feels way easier. You can throw much slower speed, but it's the smaller part of the green, which is why you see a lot of forehands. And also, it used to be harder because this tree on the right side used to have lower hanging branches. Oh, true. But they trimmed them. Or maybe the storm took them. Such a good observation. They must pay you more than me. You're good at this. No, I just am forced to throw backhands a lot because my sidearm injuries. Oh, I gotcha. Silva had a great shot with her proton tempo. Um, where did Valerie end up? She hasn't thrown yet. Uh, where did Okay, Holland also a great shot. ESP Buzz Parking the hole. She makes that look way too easy. Rebecca. Yeah, that right gap is way bigger than it used to be. Those were all branches. Yeah. Making the spectators dance. She's trickling just barely over that OB line in the corner. Here she is at the drop zone. I like a makeable framed...
