2026 Kansas City Wide Open | MPO R2F9 | Wysocki, Redalen, Heimburg, Buhr | Jomez Disc Golf
Catch the action at the 2026 Kansas City Wide Open as top players navigate the challenging Bag Brock disc golf course in Liberty, Missouri. The lead card is neck and neck, with Ricky Weissaki tied for the lead alongside Cole Rallan at 11 under par. Calvin Heimberg and Ken Burr round out the front of the pack. Watch as players like Eagle McMahon showcase their skills on hole one, a par 4 that requires precision and strategy to navigate the wind and terrain. With a tailwind presenting an aggressive play, McMahon makes a memorable move, going for the green from over 600 feet out. The crowd holds its breath as he sinks a putt for birdie, cementing his impressive round so far. Join Jeremy Coin, Paul Yulberry, and Big Berry Commentary for expert analysis and commentary on this thrilling event.
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Hello and welcome to round two front N coverage of the lead card here at the 2026 Grip 6 44th Kansas City wide open here in Liberty, Missouri at the beautiful Bag Brock disc golf course. Jeremy Coin, Paul Yulberry, Big Berry Commentary bringing you the action here on moving day. >> I mean, we're just always gonna have good cards at this point. Ricky Weissaki a top the board tied Cole Rallan >> at 11 under par. Calvin Heimberg hanging out a little bit behind him along with Ken Burr. The usual suspects I would say the slew of people trying to catch those guys as well. Starting off with a really good one. Hole one par 4 575. What are they trying to do here? Well, there's a couple options today. We got a little bit of a tailwind that presents a little bit more of an aggressive play perhaps. We saw Eagle McMahon yesterday with the only eagle in the field going for it, but there's a couple landing zones. I think there's a really safe hiser landing zone that's pretty short. There's that secondary landing zone and then you got the green. And I'm interested to see what these guys do with the tailwind. Maybe he's going been going wide wide hiser and this is lower. Yeah, this is going for the green. This is not heading for that second landing zone. That's heading for the third one. >> How do you go that high? >> Unreal. Unreal. Whoa. To go that high. 575 ft. Well, excuse me. He's long by 35. So >> 600o. >> Does he find >> Yeah, it's so hard to make that putt. It's a scary putt, but that's the easiest birdie of his life, and he's not going to feel good about it. But winner of this year's Supreme Court Open, he's won seven majors, 11 elite series events, four time of the year, and oh yes, he's a twotime world champion from Scottdale, Arizona, and supported by Ricky Sak. >> It's a lot of accolades. >> It is. And I got to give props. Our announcer is one of the best. >> Yeah, he's got a voice for it, that's for sure. >> And he does his research on each player. >> Ricky laying up going to the left side. This really has got to get down. >> Yeah,...
