2026 Green Mountain Championship | MPO FINALB9 | Tamm, Newsom, Buhr, Anttila | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 Green Mountain Championship, presented by Disc Mania, reaches its decisive climax with the back nine coverage of the MPO Final B9. This segment captures the intensity of the first playoff event of the year, where Raven commands a significant four-shot lead heading into the final stretch after a near-perfect front nine. Raven’s performance was marked by minimal errors, with only a few misputts threatening to stall momentum, leaving him in full control of his own destiny. The commentators analyze the critical dynamics of the course, noting how the conditions have softened compared to previous rounds, making execution of specific disc lines even more vital. The broadcast highlights key moments, such as Albert Tamm’s attempts to close the gap and the strategic choices players make on crucial birdie opportunities. With 73% of the field securing birdies on a particular hole, the pressure is palpable as competitors navigate tricky putts and precise driving lines. Featuring prominent names like Tamm, Newsom, Buhr, and Anttila, this recap from Jomez Disc Golf offers an in-depth look at the high-stakes decisions and technical skills required to secure victory at one of the season’s most prestigious professional disc golf events.
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Hello and welcome back to the final round. This is the back nine of the MO League Card at the 2026 Green Mountain Championship presented by Disc Mania. It all comes down to this, Paul, for the first playoff event of the year. Yeah, Raven eight under front nine. >> Five shot lead. >> Five shot lead and gaining eight on Albert Tam who started with the three shot lead and now he controls his own destiny. I mean, >> yes, he does. >> It's such a nice place to be to where you have a lead going to the back nine. If you get them all, you just win. >> Oh, do you know that >> it it's a four shot lead. I apologize. It's a four shot lead to be totally That's a big difference. >> Yeah. Yeah. Four shot lead. If you get them all, you win. >> Yeah, that's true. You can't catch them if you do that. That's a You control your own disc. >> He nearly did that on the front nine. >> Yeah, >> the only time that he showed any sign of like the putt that he had to make on three was just because of an unfortunate roll and then his mis put on nine was the only time he really made any tiny error. >> Yeah. >> Other than that, it was a perfect front nine. >> Good way to start the back nine is to get this one, though. It's a gimme. >> Keep the side keep the sidearm wide. >> It's not playing as hard as it was yesterday. Like I said, >> I don't want to talk about it being easy because then Jeff Spring's going to move it down a mountain. >> I think it should be moved down the mountain. >> I don't want to hear that. I don't want to see it >> because it's getting peppered. He made it. >> 73% of the field >> is taking birdie. There you go. >> Yeah, that's a that's a salt and peppering. That's a completely different line with a very similar result. This is wide left. >> Very wide. >> How does this even get into the circle? It doesn't. This is the green he misses. >> That's surprising. cuz that's a scary putt coming up. >> Very scary. Big moment here for Albert. >>...
