Innova presents 2026 WACO | FPO R1B9 | Saarinen, Scoggins, Montgomery, Weatherman | Jomez Disc Golf
Watch expert analysis from Rebecca Cox and Erica Stinchcom as they guide viewers through the challenging 2026 Waco annual charity open presented by Innova. The dynamic duo provides commentary on the back nine of Round One, navigating wet conditions, tricky basket shapes, and precise shot placement. With professionals in the booth, including Kona Montgomery and Scoggins, Rebecca and Erica break down key techniques for success on holes like 10, a 491-foot par-four that demands accuracy to land on the right side. They also highlight the importance of mastering upshots with tricky little shapes. Meanwhile, players like Silva Sarn and Emily Weatherman are hanging in there, battling to stay under par despite damp spirits and wet hands. With expert insights and infectious enthusiasm, Rebecca and Erica bring their Coxcomb commentary style to the table, making this video a must-watch for disc golf enthusiasts.
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Hello and welcome to the back nine of round one of the INVA presents 2026 Waco annual charity open powered by legit disc golf. I'm Rebecca Cox. >> I'm Erica Stinchcom and you nailed it. Oh, I tried. I was so nervous. >> We are going with Coxcomb commentary. Some professionals here in the booth for you calling the shots at Waco. We are at the beast watching on Scoggins and Kona Montgomery be under par and extremely rainy conditions. Silva Sarn and Emily Weatherman hanging in there. Anything around even par is going to be great today. Yep. Lots to contend with. Lots of wet hands, wet discs. You're really just trying to do your best out there. damp spirits. Here we have hole 10, 491 ft, par4. You want to keep your drive as straight as possible. You want to land about this area here. Being on the left side will really pinch off your upshot. So, you want to make sure that you're on the right side more than anything. Um there is a little bit of a drop off the left of this basket. So, um you kind of just want to keep all your shots uh to the right side. But this is one of the birdie opportunities that I really look forward to. Me, too. It's also it's the drive that I dread messing up the most or like you end up like left in the stuff and you're like what am I doing? It's so wide. Like you've been in the woods for so long at this point and you finally get a wide open shot. That was a nice powerful one from Kona gets caught up but she's still in birdie position. >> Yeah, this is the only one I feel like in the woods that you're like I got to get this one. >> Yeah. >> It's also just so pretty. Silva throwing one nice and far just a bit pinched on that left side, but should be fine. >> Yeah, as long as you're at least not in the woods. >> Yes, >> you'll be okay. But you would rather be on the right side >> for sure. Definitely manageable. Some surprisingly like tricky little shapes to get all the way up there. >> Mhm. >> So, it's it's always fun to watch the upshots on this one. And man,...
