2026 Discraft’s Supreme Flight Open | FPO R2B9 | Fajkus, Cox, Scoggins, Gannon | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch as Erikica Sinchcom and Madison Walker bring you the back nine of round two at the 2026 Discraft Supreme Flight Open presented by Florida's Adventure Coast, held at Olympus Disc Golf Course in Brooksville, Florida. The duo shares their insights on the challenges posed by the course's clay-like conditions, where putting precision is key to avoiding trouble. The conversation highlights the difficulty of scoring well due to the risk of rolling away from the green, as seen on the notoriously tricky hole 10 with its drop-offs and out-of-bounds areas. The players discuss the importance of managing their throws to avoid getting into trouble, opting for mid-range shots or fairway drivers that aim for the center of the fairway. Rebecca's impressive shot using her Lucid Evader is showcased, as well as Lisa Taylor Chosk's strategic play, which involves playing it safe with a middle gap approach. The video provides an entertaining and informative look at the strategies employed by top disc golf players, offering valuable insights for fans of the sport.
Watch FPO stars Fajkus, Cox, Scoggins, and Gannon battle it out at the 2026 Discraft’s Supreme Flight Open. High-stakes golfing action from Jomez Pro!
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Hello and welcome to the back nine of round two of the 2026 Discraft Supreme Flight Open presented by Florida's Adventure Coast. We're out here at Olympus Disc Golf Course in Brooksville, Florida. I'm Erikica Sinchcom. >> I'm Madison Walker. We're your two hot keys. Honk. I love the pictures of the teapads and how muddy or well clayy everything is out there. >> Clayish. >> Clayish. Uh yeah, that's putting definitely a big challenge out here. But otherwise, conditions are nice for scoring. We've seen a lot of birdies on our lead card here. Missy Ganon tying it up with our leader going into the round, Lisa Taylor Chosk also shooting four down uh to get in a tie for the lead. A lot of hot scores out here. Yeah, I think the difficulty in this course isn't necessarily in just getting birdies. It's about staying clean the rest of the time because you can find trouble so quickly on this course. This hole is a prime example. The backbone hole, hole 10, drop offs on the left and right, and you do not want to mess around early left. You do not want to mess around really anywhere on the right side of the fairway. Uh there's out of bounds way down there as well that you can find. Most players just trying to throw a fair a mid-range or a fairway driver up the middle and hopefully finish to the left. Maybe you'll have a long putt. Um mostly you just want to manage not getting a roll away on the green. >> Rebecca working the right side. So good. What a beautiful shot. That's her lucid evader. And you can see that muddy teapad and how Missy te's off from just short of it. Again, the size of these teapads is so helpful for today with so much gunk up on the front of it. Look at that thing. >> I started way back on the wood a lot to avoid that little front section. >> Yeah, >> that Lisa doesn't care. She's just rocking it. Taking that middle gap. Not trying to go too crazy. I really like her play here. This is what I do as well. Just try to get down there close and chip up. Take your par. Get off this hole. This hole played in the top five most difficult holes...
