Looking for BIRDIES on the new course design! | Jonesboro Open B9 | Jomez Practice Round
At the Jonesboro practice round of the PGA Tour's disc golf event, two avid players, Humphries and Ules Bears, share their expertise on the back nine course design. They are joined by Kevin Jones, who shares his own experiences with navigating the challenging holes, including the par-4 10th, which features a narrow gap between trees that demands accuracy and strategy to avoid overshooting or under-shooting. The group discusses various techniques for tackling this hole, including the use of the "Heiser" shot, as well as other methods such as using mid-ranges to the bottom and playing it safe. With their guidance, viewers can learn from these experienced players and gain insights into how to improve their own game on the course. The practice round provides a unique opportunity for disc golf enthusiasts to observe and learn from these pros in action.
Join Matt Orum and Andrew Paulic as they search for BIRDIES on the new Jonesboro Open course design - hole 9, Jomez Practice Round.
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back nine here at the Jonesboro practice round we've got our two aren guests here Kevin Jones what's up everything good I thought I had like tick or something I was freaking out okay cool we got Humphries and we've got of course ules Bears and the germinator and we also have giveaway this for patreon members make sure you go become a patreon member if you are not and we will be signing this bad boy these guys are giving away their personal discs they're going to sign those each but we're all going to sign this one and you can win that bad boy nine more holes to learn here at Jonesboro fif stop on the disc golf pro tour once again thanks to our guest for being here fast turnaround from the Pimon Ridge event but here we are let's play some practice let's not bogey this whole let's not do that either good luck yeah ho 10 is a par 4 818 ft plays more like 2,000 gaps very slim heer flip late turn past those big trees that's what the winners do usually typically and uh normal people who are battling for last cash if you get to that little steak you're love life hit the Gap something late turn sidearm to the bottom I've seen mid-ranges to the bottom and I've also seen people people do this big Hiser play I wouldn't suggest that I've seen a lot of big numbers second shot coming up the hill you have a really tight gap on the right if you're very far left even a tighter gap on the left and the circle on a slope usually a bunch of people watching it's nerve-wracking let's see if we can get a couple birds or maybe even a par would be good you you just said that idiots do the shot that I was planning on throwing youing Heiser that's what I've always done yeah well I've just seen a lot of a lot of big numbers that that's truthful no you're not wrong if it's a right to left it's great but oh my how you doing using all the space love that Kev thanks that's a good part dude I still don't understand how J got a birdie on the last hole I you're right we got to watch the coverage I hit the very...
