2026 PDGA Pro Worlds | MPO R3B9 | Monn, Gossage, Schultz, Barela | Jomez Disc Golf
The 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds are in full swing at the Black Locust, and round three coverage is underway. Nate Sexton provides an in-depth analysis of Jake Mun's impressive performance, noting his consistent play despite a few minor mistakes. Meanwhile, Jeremy Coing and Paulie Obari offer their expertise on the game, while discussing the tournament's latest developments. The conversation shifts to hole 10, a par-4 that has recently seen some exciting birdies, including Matt Bell's remarkable achievement last year. Nate shares the story of how Bell almost replicated this feat again, highlighting the hole's challenging layout and requiring pinpoint accuracy. The discussion also touches on the skills required to tackle such a tricky shot, with Nate expressing his confidence in the players' abilities. The video offers an engaging look at the 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds, providing insights into the game, its top players, and the latest strategies being employed.
Witness top players take on the PDGA Pro World challenge. Watch thrilling action with Monn, Gossage, Schultz & Barela.
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[music] Hello and welcome back to round three back n coverage from the 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships presented by First Form. This is our last nine holes at the Black Locust. We've seen Goose moving a little bit. We've seen Isaac Robinson playing well. You're watching Joe's Pro. I'm Nate Sexton. That's Jeremy Coing. [music] And that's Paulie Obari. It's still early in the tournament, but I got to say I'm impressed with Jake Mun. Obviously, he went to sleep with the lead. He still got the lead. He didn't show really any visible signs of nerves on the front nine. Played pretty consistent. wasn't perfect, but it every small mistake was the kind of mistake that you'd like to make. Late trees that aren't early trees that put you in bogey position, a couple of missed putts that he could have maybe made, but would have been great putts. Other than that, I'm very impressed. Absolutely. >> No bogeies. Yeah. [clears throat] So, this is hole 10, par [music] 4, 866. It's the last time you'll ever see it played, hopefully. What's going to happen is everyone's going to par and nothing cool will happen the whole time. I promise you that's [music] exactly what will happen. I think something cool is going to happen. >> Okay. Something cool happened yesterday in the Bool. Matt Bell became the first person to birdie this hole and he did so from 238 ft. >> Well, Matt Bell today, I talked to him about it and said, "Yeah, I hit the band from 80. I was almost uh I almost got it again today. >> Holy moly. Oh my goodness. >> He's going roller. Second shot. >> That's cool. >> Okay. >> How would that be >> to get it twice? You're the only person just to get it and you get it twice. >> The master >> 80 is the closest I've seen anyone in two shot. That's actually closer than anyone I've seen in two shots. I believe I have so much belief in the skill of the players that I bet on a bunch of birdies during our practice round and was clearly wrong. But also >> same >> also I think if they just play if we played this for five rounds or we played this next year exactly the same I'm pretty sure a lot of...
