2025 NWDGC | FPO FINALB9 | Handley, Pierce, Gannon, Mertsch | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 NWDGC Final Nine is underway at Glendavir Disc Golf Course, where Ally Smith and Madison Walker bring you live coverage of the FPO League Card. With only two strokes separating the top two players, the tension is palpable as they tee off on the final nine holes. The wind has picked up, adding an extra layer of challenge to the already demanding course. Last year's teepad layout was different, with a double mandatory shot required, but this year's 560-foot design presents new opportunities for strategy and skill. Join Ally and Madison as they provide expert commentary on the latest developments in the championship race. You'll learn from their insights on how top players like Handley, Pierce, Gannon, Mertsch, and Jomez Disc Golf navigate the treacherous terrain of Glendavir's back nine, including its notorious OB green hazard bunker. Get ready to witness an electrifying battle for disc golf supremacy in the 2025 NWDGC Final Nine.
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Hello and welcome to the final nine, back nine of the FPO League Card of 2025 Northwest Disc Golf Championship presented by Latitude 64. We are here on championship Sunday at Glendavir on the back nine. Yeah, I'm Ally Smith. I'm Madison Walker and it is the back nine. And if you didn't know, for the third time. Yeah. Um, it is exciting out here right now. There's only two strokes separating first and second place. Um, check out hold my bag dg.com. It's fantasy for disc golfers by disc golfers. U, we did a little blurb about it before and we're happy to have them as a sponsor of our Gomez coverage. Um, but yeah, there is so much that can happen on this back nine and the wind does pick up. We've had a pretty windfree practice week, so it was a little chaotic out there and it was coming from a bit of a different direction as well. So, two strokes is not much. Uh there's a little bit more separation as you head down the rest of the leaderboard, but we've got a battle uh here um at Glendeir Disc Golf Course for the Northwest Disc Golf Championships. Starting us off on hole 10 on the par4 is a new teapad here. 560 ft. We're looking for the birdie. You need to throw something that's going to turn to the right and get to the right of these two trees we're flying past. And the real danger is the second shot you have an OB green hazard bunker before the green. And the basket is perched up on a mound with rollaway potentials all over the place and OB directly behind. If you could see trauma in physical form, there would be a cloud over this mound. It is so brutal. it uh has ruined many around. Um the OB is inside the circle and you are really feeling that on the putting green. You didn't you say this was this was changed from last year, right? Yes, this was changed. So this whole we're seeing right now is 560. Last year it played 605 and the basket or the teapad was a little more to the right side and we had a double mandatory to throw. Oh, I forgot about that. Yeah. Right. And it was like kind of three smaller gaps to hit. Here...
