2026 Discmania Challenge | MPO R2B9 | Turner, Smith, Heimburg, Schultz | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 Discmania Challenge is presented by True Bank, and it's stop 10 of 15 on the Disc Golf Pro Tour season. The event features a strong field of players, including Nate Sexton, Paul Ulibarri, Evan Smith, Calvin Heimburg, and Gannon Buhr. Smith shines on the front nine with consistent drives that land near or on the pin, showcasing his exceptional hunting skills. Meanwhile, Heimburg makes an impressive comeback after losing two shots, highlighting his remarkable flexibility and shot-making abilities. The course presents several challenging holes, including the 10th par five, which demands precise control to navigate the fairway around a big tree that obstructs the OB ditch. Players must balance risk and reward as they weigh the benefits of going for the pin versus playing it safe. Watch expert analysis as Nate Sexton and Paul Ulibarri dissect strategies and techniques from top players like Evan Smith, Calvin Heimburg, and Gannon Buhr, providing valuable insights for disc golf enthusiasts.
Watch the thrilling MPO competition at the Discmania Challenge, featuring top players like R2B9 Turner and Smith! Exclusive highlights from Jomez Disc Golf.
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Hello and welcome back to round two coverage of the 2026 Discmania Challenge presented by True Bank. You're watching Jomez Pro. This is the Disc Golf Pro Tour already stop 10 of 15. The season just flying by. And you're here with Nate Sexton and Paul Ulibarri. >> And what we had was Evan Smith on the front nine just dropping dime after dime after dime. I mean, hunting the butt. Like he's not hunting the chains, he's hunting the the whole target. >> Yep. Yep. I mean >> on fire. >> Calvin Heimburg to be five under bogey free and lose two shots. You don't see that coming. No. Not >> not very often unless it's that Gannon Buhr fellow who is making his way up the leaderboard >> as well. >> As usual. Hole 10, par five, 1,086 ft over the OB. Probably 370 to clear it. You'd like to work the disc as right as possible, but the farther right you go, the longer that clearance is. Then you need to get past that one big tree in the fairway to give you an opportunity to go over the OB ditch and get a look at birdie. >> A little wide. >> Yeah, not ideal position. I actually wonder kind kind of why he doesn't go to the crazy forehand there. Like he The power is no problem to be go over and move right. >> Yeah, that's a good question. This is flexing and it is perfect. >> Yeah, I agree. That's going to leave him big Heiser wide open. Should be able to navigate his way down past that tree. >> This is a world record. >> No, I thought it was, but it's fading. Still great. >> He needs to get in there for the lefty. >> That looked pretty good. We'll have to see what kind of gaps he's got left. >> I'm going to have to shape something here on Anheuser. >> Wow, really good job of getting height. And that is good. A decision time though. Like it's probably it's a really good shot, but it's probably 3 90 to the pin? >> Okay. >> That's That'd be my guess. >> I just think from where he's at, it's going to be in the spot to where you can't lay up just cuz it's staring at you. And it's so downhill,...
