2025 USWDGC | FPO R2F9 | Salonen, Blomroos, Scoggins, King | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2025 USWDGC is underway, and Madison Walker and Erica Stinchcom take you through Round 2 at Roland Ridge Park. The stage was set for a challenging round after a night of rain, but the players rose to the occasion, with Eveina securing an ace shot on hole eight. Henna Bloomers and Haley King brought the heat, finishing strong with seven and five down scores respectively. Throughout the course, the discussion focuses on short par fours and fives that are scorable, emphasizing the importance of fairway hits and strategic play. The commentators dissect each hole, analyzing techniques such as wrapping the corner tightly over stable discs, and navigating through the dense trees that can significantly impact shot shape. With Adelina's impressive 90% fairway hit at hole one, this round showcases the skill and precision required to navigate Rolling Ridge Park, where cool play is key to achieving a good score.
Watch top FPO players Salonen, Blomroos, Scoggins, & King compete in thrilling R2F9 action at the 2025 US Women's Disc Golf Championship.
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Hello and welcome to round two of the 2025 PDGA United States Women's Disc Golf Championships presented by DisCraft and cafernnews.com. We are at our second round at Roland Ridge before we switch over to Silver Creek Park. I'm Madison Walker. I'm Erica Stinchcom. We're the two hot keys. Uh just our regular hands for you today if you watched yesterday. Uh it rained all night. Some squishy conditions out there. Some wind out there. Uh but everyone able to attack this same horse a second time. Eveina with an ace shoots a super hot eight down. Henna Bloomers right behind her at seven. Owens Haley King going to join at five down. And there's some five downs on the chase card. Really some pretty tight scores overall. Hole one is a short par4. Kind of the trend we're going to see short par fours and fives that are scorable, some long par threes. This one you see a lot of putters and mids off the tea, but you can throw a fairway or even a driver if you're feeling saucy. You want to land somewhere around here and try to have this gap over this little casual bridge area. There is OB on the right though, so you need to be careful. And there is some OB around the pin behind that doesn't often come into play, but you can get a bad kick at any time. Everyone's thinking about birdieing this. Absolutely. Off the first go. Adelina with 90% fairway hits. And that is unbelievable at this course. That is unbelievable. The amount of trees that can jump in the way suddenly. What do you think? Is that a fairway hit? It still I think is a fairway. This one you really want to wrap the corner pretty tightly with a slower speed over stable disc. Um going deep is not the play. There's also some out of bounds that you can find on the second half of the fairway. And at 86% fairway hits pretty dang good as well. And that's looking like a nice shot shape. So hard not to be pinned behind those dang fairway trees, though. I think Rolling Ridge is just about keeping your cool when you hit your line and you're not rewarded or if you miss your line by just a little bit and you're kicked a thousand feet into the...
