Schusterick is a sweetheart & we won't apologize for it | Cedar Hill P1 | Mic'd Up Practice Round
Watch as Schusterick joins Jeremy and the team at the Music City Open in Nashville, Tennessee, for an exclusive Mic'd Up Practice Round interview. The three-time national champion shares insights into his approach to playing Cedar Hill, one of the top courses in Tennessee. Schusterick reveals that he considers it a "soft" course, although there are some new pins this year that add an extra challenge. He also talks about his experience with the course, having played it around 500-1,000 times since its introduction to tournaments in 2005. The team discusses strategies for navigating the 360-370 foot laser beam shot, which requires a slightly overstable driver and a careful approach to avoid missing the green from the right side.
Schusterick & friends take on Cedar Hill in a thrilling mic'd up practice round with expert commentary.
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hello ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the last national tour edition of miked up practice round jeremy calling the euls yules man prime time guy we're here in nashville we're in worcester we're in peoria illinois now we're in nashville tennessee for the fifth and final national tour event here at the music city open and we have a very very very special guest today we have sorry chris dickerson but undisputably the greatest player in tennessee history absolutely three-time national champion one-time scandinavian champion we've got a timeout a four-time major winner father husband the great will shoestrike please come in here buddy no one's clapping cool lily willie hey hey whoa they're already getting physical thanks for joining us thanks for having me if you had to tell us anything about cedar hill what would you have to say uh it's very well maintained uh it's a great course i would say it's maybe top three course in tennessee soft oh is it soft i can't say uh there's a couple new pins out here from compared to last year so i haven't played them how many how many course or how many times you played this course would you say like roughly a lot like in the 500 to a thousand range or probably i used to live 10 minutes from here and then this was the first course i ever played a tournament on ever in 2005. oh special day it's a special day well we have the best tour guide you could possibly have here at cedar hill so without further ado let's get into it all right we're on hold one here i think it's a little bit of a newer pin for the tournament durham just did his fancy laser beam got around 360 370 feet a little bit uphill uh the shot i think a lot of pros are going to throw are flat over the tree straight ahead probably something slightly overstable and then try to either crash the green or end up a little bit left it's kind of hard to get into the basket from the right side so people are going to end up left and try to put downhill all right dude all right you go ahead you got it you want me to go yeah yeah yeah all right how about this flip for the...
