2025 USWDGC | FPO FINALB9 | Blomroos, Weatherman, King, Salonen | Jomez Disc Golf
The final nine of the 2025 PDGA United States Women's Disc Golf Championships presented by Discrs.com is on display in this thrilling FPO FINALB9 round. Erica Stinchcom and Madison Walker provide color commentary as Cadence Birds shines with a super clean front nine, earning her a one-stroke lead over Haley King. The course is playing tough, with many players struggling to stack birdies, even in the top 20. Henna and Eveina put up great fights, but ultimately fall behind. Meanwhile, Emily Weatherman showcases impressive hiser play, taking risks that pay off despite the challenges of this tricky hole. With its technical approach requiring a gentle backhand or forehand shot, this hole is a true test of skill. The commentary team's enthusiasm and expertise bring the excitement to life as they break down each shot and strategy, providing insight into what makes this round so compelling.
Watch top FPO players battle for USWDGC title: Blomroos, Weatherman, King, & Salonen's epic final round highlights.
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Hello and welcome to the final nine of the 2025 PDGA United States Women's Disc Golf Championships presented by Discrs.com. I'm Erica Stinchcom. I'm Madison Walker. We're your two hyped geese. Honk honk. Uh some close battles here on the front nine. Cadence Birds really popping off. The only one to put together a super clean uh front nine with a lot of birdies and she's actually one stroke ahead of Haley King. A few strokes of Henna, Eveina, and Emily Weatherman. Here's the leaderboard now. Yeah, this uh course is playing tough today and you can see that on the leader leaderboard right now. Not a lot of players really stacking birdies uh even in the top 20. So watching Cadence pop off has been very exciting. At the end of the front nine, we got to watch Cadence birdie this one by going up and over on top of the hill to the right of the screen. No one goes the way that the drone is flying. Most players going to take a hiser flashing where this basket would be landing in this area and throwing their second shot. This little technical approach usually with a forehand or or a very gentle backhand to the screen. You don't want to come in too hot because it drops off right behind the basket and out of bounds is in play back there with a little creek or we saw Eveina go back there and just have a completely obstructed putt even though she was inbounds. Haley up first trying to take this tight gap and she's going to punch straight up the hill it looks like. Yeah, that's great. Takes so much power to get up there. She's going to be a little on the left side but should be an easy birdie. Fresh angle for us here. Whoa. Yeah, got a little kick over to that left. This tracking for the pin. Honestly, this one, this hole played very difficult yesterday and we were kind of surprised today. It played definitely on the easier side with 30% of the field birding. Emily going to show us the hiser play. That sets you up for a bit of a touchy approach, but it's short. Ooh. Oh no. Very low for Henna. She's most likely out of position to birdie. At only 394, it's technically possible. Hannah making a couple...
