2026 Green Mountain Championship | FPO R3B9 | Scoggins, Salonen, Handley, Gannon | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 Green Mountain Championship presented by Disc Mania moves to Fox Run for the back nine of round three. Commentators Erica Stinchcom and Addison Walker guide viewers through challenging, low-wind conditions that have defined the tournament. The segment highlights intense play on the lead card, where players battle persistent out-of-bounds strokes and strategic birdie opportunities. Matilda Ring Bomb dominates the leaderboard, showcasing exceptional accuracy as she navigates the course’s unique layout. Disc golf technique takes center stage as the broadcasters analyze critical line selections. They discuss the specific risks of backhand versus forehand approaches on holes with narrow fairways and blind throws. The commentary details how wind and elevation affect disc flight, emphasizing the need to fade drives toward the basket. Viewers watch as top professionals like Holland and Missy execute precise shots, demonstrating the skill required to manage pressure on these tight lines. The video captures the competitive intensity of the event, offering insights into shot selection and course management. It provides a comprehensive look at the dynamics of professional disc golf, from the strategic challenges of Fox Run to the individual performances driving the championship standings. This episode serves as an engaging look at the technical and tactical elements that separate successful players in major disc golf tournaments.
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Hello and welcome to the back nine of round three of the 2026 Green Mountain Championship presented by Disc Mania. We're at Fox Run for our first of two rounds and our last two rounds. It's moving day. I'm Erica Stinchcom. >> I'm Addison Walker. We're your two-hawk geese, honk. Uh, probably warming up out there, but been a chilly morning. Nice low wind conditions, which is super rare at Fox. We are seeing a lot of really great birdies, but still plenty of out-of- bound strokes and single bogeies on our lead card. Own still leading the way by a couple. Matilda Ring Bomb screaming up the leaderboard. Uh, seven down through 10. Absolutely shredding. Few more bogeies on the card than yesterday. Easy to do. Discs just crawl out of bounds. And here's another example of a hole lined with OB. Yeah, this one's so weird because it's just OB on both sides that wraps all the way around just like every single hole out here. The pressure really it can build out here if you're off. Man, uh the tricky part about this one, there's kind of a a right side area that collects discs if you overturn your backhand or if you short your forehand. Um, you kind of want to throw out towards the left side of the hill and then have it fade towards the basket. It's a little bit blind over this hill as well. I think this is good width from Holland. I think the forehand's the way to go if you got it. >> Yeah, it's a really big advantage. The backhand works as well, but it has a tendency to finish out and find OB deep. Man, Holland's hiser forehand. So good. Just spiking it in there. Here's the trickier backhand line. >> It's got it. Okay, it's easy to slide OBD, but Missy ace runs and with that slower speed disc checks up nicely, >> man. back to back near bullseye hits. [applause] This is one where you're definitely thinking I'm going to get a birdie look and then if you get the OB stroke, you're pretty bummed. Eveina with the forehand also leaving it nice and wide, letting it swing in. Also great. I assume this was one of the easiest holes. >> Yeah, it was the easiest hole of the day. Half the field birdieing it. Oh,...
