2026 Green Mountain Championship | MPO R2F9 | McBeth, Heimburg, Buhr, Marwede | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 Green Mountain Championship, presented by Disc Mania, reaches a pivotal second round of front nine coverage at Brewster Ridge. Following intense playoff conditions, the lead card features elite players Paul McBeth, Calvin Heimberg, Dannenburg, and Andrew Marwede, who are battling for supremacy on a crisp, windy day. With scores hovering around twelve under par, the stakes are high as these champions navigate the challenging course. Expert commentary from Jeremy Cohen and Paul Ulair breaks down key strategic decisions, highlighting the nuanced shot selection required for the first hole. Viewers can expect detailed analysis of disc golf techniques, specifically comparing the effectiveness of a sidearm flip-up against a backhand turnover drive. The discussion explores how wind conditions and course modifications, such as adjusting pin placement by 65 feet, influence optimal strategy. The coverage also spotlights Matt Oram, a six-time world champion from Huntington Beach, California, who delivered a solid nine-under performance in the first round. As the round progresses, the video captures the high-pressure atmosphere of major disc golf events, offering fans an inside look at the skills and mental fortitude required to compete at the top level. This segment provides valuable insights into professional disc golf tactics and the intense competition defining this year’s championship.
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Hello and welcome to round two front N coverage of our lead card at the 2026 Green Mountain Championship presented by Disc Mania. The playoffs are underway. We are going into the second of four rounds. Second round consecutively at Brewster Ridge. Jeremy Cohen, that's Paul Ulair. >> And our lead card is Paul McBth, Calvin Heimberg, Dannenburg, Andrew Marowed. 12 under, 12 under, 11 under, 10 under. Going in the same track. They just now conquered the round before. >> Mhm. >> It's a beautiful day. A little bit crisp out. When I say crisp, the temperature dropped just a little bit. It's a little bit windy. Saying a little bit, a lot, but hey, man. How about a little taste of hole one, which is a par three, 385 ft. >> A little bit of flip up could help a sidearm, a little bit of turn >> with a back hand. >> Could help a backhand mid-range. >> And that I hope is the last time I say that. Matt Oram solid nine under round one performance. And there's that little bit of turn for the backhand and a little bit of piece of the koozie. Park job on the first. >> Haven't seen Matty O around in a while. >> First on the team from Huntington Beach, California. He's a sixtime world champion and a twotime Green Mountain champion. Let's make much noise for Paul McBth. >> Maybe this could be the tournament for his breakout of the year. Talking Mattio. Paul McBth has already put his name on this tournament last year >> many times. >> Paul turned could >> last one. >> Just one to get that was going to be there. Next on the box from Safety Harbor, Florida, let's welcome in. >> What do you think? The sidearm flip up or the backhand turnover? I'm leaning backhand turnover is the correct shot. >> I think this hole got half a stroke easier for me personally by bringing it back 65 ft into the right >> because it is the perfect forehand flip up the way that I like to throw the shot. But I I mean, if you're a backhand turnover guy, this is a a dream shot for you. >> Next to T from Urbandale, Iowa. He is the 2025, excuse me, he was the 2025 world champion of golf. He has...
