2025 PDGA Champions Cup | MPO R1B9 | Presnell, Heimburg, Buhr, Lizotte | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 PDGA Champions Cup | MPO R1B9 highlights the action-packed first round of the prestigious tournament held at Swinson Park in Stockton, California. Joe Pro with Nate Ston, Jeremy Coing, and Paul Ulari bring viewers up-to-date on the leaderboard, featuring Gan Burr's impressive five-under lead after the front nine. Notable performances also come from Paul McBth, Andrew Miranda, and Adam Hamus, who trail Burr by one stroke. As the round progresses, the group discusses key shots and strategies, including Simon's aggressive T-shot approach and the challenges of navigating the course's OB lines and tight fairways. The discussion also touches on the importance of stability and accuracy in maintaining a strong score, particularly on the back nine where bigger scores are possible but still very scorable.
Watch incredible shots from Presnell, Heimburg, Buhr & Lizotte at the 2025 PDGA Champions Cup! Witness their skills in action.
Watch on YouTubeVideo Transcript
Hello and welcome back to round one coverage of the 2025 PDGA Champions Cup. The first major of the year. We're out here in Stockton, California at Swinson Park and you're watching Joe Pro with Nate Ston, Jeremy Coing, and Paul Ulari. Seen some great golf on the front nine. Gan Burr holding down our lead car with a five under, but Paul McBth after the bogey on one went off and birdie the next or seven of the next eight holes. He is leading the way with Andrew Miranda and Adam Hamus at six under par. Excuse me, Coalan. Adam Hamus right there with Eagle McMahon and slew of others at five under which are great scores on the front nine. Yeah, I don't think our card needs to sound the alarms everybody but Ganon that is quite yet. Two under, three under, three under. Pretty Oh, those are good scores. Yeah, back nine's going to be tougher. It is going to be tougher. You can take bigger scores back here, but it's very scorable today. Hole 10 example par4 738 OB everywhere throw throwing from inbounds and then you have a big long carry probably about 380 to 440 to the perfect spot from there about 300 in if you get to the perfect spot. Watch Simon here. He hits it hard. Wow. Lot of turn. And this is a good stability on the tail end. What? 460. That's as good as you can really ever imagine on this T-shot. Really aggressive line. Also great turn. Little stability though. And tree. Tree got him. Those are fine from there. Yeah. Very good spot. Oh, these guys are just getting kind of over. This is stable. This is very He's pushing that back edge. That's going to be a really tough angle. Uhhuh. Almost forced into the forehand. Wow. It can be a daunting carry, but that was very well executed. That tall saw grass will just eat you up and lose your disc and you're out of bounds and you have to lose about 200 feet. It's really scary proposition. Oh, there's an OB line over here as well, but he skips back in. Maybe hit out of bounds territory initially. Going to be just outside the circle. Oh yeah, this is low ceiling and this could hit the bank if you're not careful trying to keep it...
