2025 Supreme Flight Open | FPO R2B9 | Handley, Valediaz, Cox, Mandujano | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch the back nine of Round 2 at the 2025 Supreme Flight Open presented by Discraft. The lead card features a star-studded lineup, including Eric "H" Hahnley, Valediaz, Cox, Mandujano, and Jomez Disc Golf's Madison Walker and Erica Sting. The Olympus course proved to be a challenging test of skill, with tight lines and tricky shots requiring precision and power. The group discusses the importance of taking the right side gap or straight shot, while also exploring the nuances of forehand and early approaches. They also touch on the need for control and finesse in navigating the course's infamous "backbone" - a 308-foot par-3 hole that demands accuracy and strategy. As the round progresses, players showcase their skills, with some achieving remarkable scores and others facing setbacks. The video offers an entertaining and informative look at the world of disc golf, highlighting the strategies and techniques used by top players to succeed on the course.
Watch top FPOs Handley, Valediaz, Cox, & Mandujano clash at the 2025 Supreme Flight Open with electrifying plays and clutch shots!
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hello and welcome to the back nine of round two of the 2025 Discraft Supreme flight open presented by Discraft this is our lead card it's our first event of the Year same course same geese I'm Erica sting I'm Madison Walker where are your two hot geys huh little long one for you what do you have to say to the people um get ready for the back yeah H and Hanley with and Macy abity is with a bogey free two Down super clean golf very hard to do out here at the Olympus course Rebecca Cox clean just not quite scoring and Valerie mandano having some trouble out there it does not take much to get off your lines and find some really bad spots out here whole 10 is a par three 308 ft we like to call it the backbone just it's a nice spine all the way down uh there's a variety of shots you can take but they're all pretty tight lines um you usually see uh right-handed players take the right side Gap either a straight shot maybe a slightly flexing shot there is a forehand if you want um early anything is an absolute nightmare uh that you can't wake up from checking in on the Chase card evina catches that Center Tre so easy to do and saving par from there is going to absolutely blow my mind I might need to leave if she does it she's trying wow great shot very hard to progress that far from where she was she is bogey free so far this round yeah bogey free six down the best round yesterday was five she holds the course record at eight this is going to be her first bogey it looks like and I really hate that we had to witness that I think it's really unfair in our jobs we have to watch that yeah we're gonna pick it let's watch Macy take that right side she's early right but not as early as lucky oh she gets through everything she didn't hit us wait there's o b over there I mean I guess the road yeah so she got lucky and then she got real take I was salty and now I feel bad yeah ball don't lie oh I love this line takes a lot of power to throw that...
