2026 MORAVIAN OPEN | FPO LEAD R2B9 | Allsalu, Jurčíková, Tätte, Moravcová | MDG Media
The FPO Moravian Open intensifies as top European flying disc golf players compete on the back nine of Round 2. Max Ringbomb and Ben Holding provide live coverage from Nové Jičín, analyzing the tactical challenges of a course that shifts from wooded fairways to open ends. The broadcast highlights the standout performance of Christina Yachikova, who leads the field with a remarkable six-under-nine holes, fueled by an impressive eagle on the front nine. She is currently at minus 11, maintaining a strong advantage over contenders like Katy Tate at minus 7 and Kaidi Also at minus 5. Viewers gain insight into specific shot execution strategies, such as managing downhill slopes and tight fairway widths on the par-3 holes. The commentators detail how players must adjust their forehand and backhand throws to avoid trees and steep inclines, illustrating the precision required for a clean round. The coverage captures key moments of play, including near misses and strategic layups, offering fans a deep dive into the mental and physical demands of high-level FPO competition. This segment serves as an engaging recap of the day’s critical junctures, showcasing elite athleticism and course management among the tour’s leading professionals.
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Welcome back guys to the back nine of round two of the FPO uh Moravian Open. Um I'm Max Ringbomb joined with Ben Holding. So we are here at Novi Yichin on the MDG media YouTube channel. I'm really excited for this back n watching some of Europe's best FBO players. >> Yeah, it will be a fun one. Um, front nine, we saw uh a lot of good golf. Um, and uh, I'm hoping to see the same now here on the back n. >> Yeah, we saw a six down in nine holes from Christina Yachikova finishing off with an eagle. It was an incredible start. Here we go. She's at minus 11. Katy Tate at minus7 followed by Kaidi Also at minus5 and Nicola Morova and Kaidi struggling a little bit Nicholas at minus two but they're holding their positions currently. We've got one of the most fun courses to play coming up in the back n. How does this course vary to the back nine? We see this par 3 341 ft. It is downhill sloping off to the left. you [music] have to throw either a pushing forehand or a backhand that turns over and then there's a tighter uh area because of this tree on the right side. You can [music] try to sneak under it, but you got to not land with too much cut because it's pretty steep on the left hand side. So, how does this course vary in the back n compared to the front nine? I feel like it's um well I feel like the the start here on the back n is a little bit more wooded. Uh but then it opens up towards the end again. >> Okay. And we see Yikova >> turning it over a little too much and it just >> gets that little bit of edge and goes down the hill. She's got a putt. Um Nicola Marova going to be behind that tree. That's going to probably be a layup for a par. You can see this one's reasonably tight. You can kick a tree and head off into Nania if you get it wrong. But Katie throws a lovely looking drive. And again, >> so good. And it just cut rolls down the hill. No OB, but I I think that cut rolled behind >> the um the grass over there....
