2026 MVP Big Easy Open | FPO FINALF9 | Handley, Cox, Gannon, Scoggins | Jomez Disc Golf
Catch the thrilling conclusion of the 2026 MVP Big Easy Open presented by Flight Factory Discs, as Madison Walker and Erica Sincom bring their expertise to the FPO Final Round. Hailing from Rayvine, Texas, Holland Henley is looking to build on her impressive performance in day one, where she set a course record with a birdie at Hole 1. The challenging par-4 has been discussed as a potential future hole 18, and Henley's aggressive playstyle will be put to the test. Joining forces with Rebecca Cox from Cincinnati, Ohio, representing Latitude 64, this duo is ready to tackle the infamous Park Day course in Jefferson Parish, south of New Orleans. With its unique layout and generous fairways, this swampy masterpiece requires precision and strategy. Will they be able to tame this beast and claim victory?
Watch the thrilling final round of the MVP Big Easy Open as Handley, Cox, Gannon, and Scoggins compete for victory.
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[music] [music] Hello and welcome to the third round championship Sunday of the 2026 MVP Big Easy Open presented by [music] Flight Factory Discs. I'm Madison Walker. >> I'm Erica Sincom. We're the two hot geese. Oh, one more day back in the swamp where we belong, I think. >> Yes, [music] we absolutely belong. We are loving it here in Jefferson Paris. Uh we're right south of New Orleans and this is a beautiful swamp course [music] at Park Day for me. Missy Ganon loving it out here. Five down yesterday, one off the course record that Holland Hanley set on day one. Six down. Not a ton of ladies under par out here. Let's see if anyone can do something special today. Yeah, the the general buzz on this course has been how difficult it is, but I like that we have a lot of room, a lot of uh uh ways that we could change this course in the future. And so far, I think we have a good thing going. Hole one is a difficult starting hole. We've talked about it in years or uh [music] in rounds past of it potentially being maybe the hole 18 of the future. First on the team, hailing from Rayvine, Texas, and representing Disc, please put your hands together for your FBO leader, Holland Henley. >> Holland making this hole look so easy in day one. She got a birdie on it. It's cool because it's a par4 that's really challenging, but it's one that's cool where if you're coming down the stretch, it's one that anyone can birdie distance-wise with an aggressive first shot, which we'll see here from Holland Hanley, or you can lay up and take a nice easy par. It can go into a bogey so fast though with two different out-of- bounds pawns. >> Big shot from Holland. She can go for it if she wants. from Cincinnati, Ohio, representing Latitude 64. Please welcome Rebecca Cox. No stranger to woods golf, Rebecca Cox has been showing us the lines. It really caters to a distance forehand or a turning backhand, and Rebecca is a pro at a turning backhand. Her putting has looked impeccable all weekend long. >> Yeah, it looked amazing yesterday. It's fun to see Rebecca get on lead card and stay there. She really deserves to be here. Uh she had...
