Team MVP Practice Round | 2025 Krokhol Open
The 2025 Krokhol Open's Team MVP Practice Round takes viewers on an in-depth tour of Krugal Disc Golf Course in Oslo, Norway. Madison Walker and James Conrad join forces with Beck Cahuan to showcase their skills at this challenging course. Filmed during the team's practice session, the video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the strategies employed by the trio to navigate hole one, including the use of overstable distance drivers and careful approach shots to avoid obstacles. The discussion also touches on the unique characteristics of each hole, with an emphasis on how wind resistance affects gameplay. The team shares their expertise on technique, highlighting the importance of precision and adaptability in achieving optimal scores. From navigating long uphill par fours to avoiding water hazards, the video offers valuable insights into what it takes to succeed at Krugal Disc Golf Course.
Watch Team MVP's intense practice round ahead of the 2025 Krokhol Open. See their strategies and skills in action.
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Hi everyone. We're here at Krugal Disc Golf Course just outside of Oslo, Norway. It's my first time here. I'm so excited. I'm Madison Walker. I'm James Conrad. I'm Beck Cahuan. And we're going to show you guys around this course. This is my first time, but these guys have played here before. Y and I've only heard good things, so excited to get going. Okay, so hole one, 133 m. Pretty hard. Par tree. Pretty easy to get the par by laying up down there, but uh birdie is pretty tough to get. There is OB on the left side and OB on the right side, but it's pretty far. So, not not in play as much as the left OB. So, I'm going with the neutron panic. us laying up on the right side of the hill playing for the par. Just like you said, see two edge layup for the par. Right side's definitely smart. I like time lapse for overstable distance driver slot. It's definitely a little windy today. Not bad. Oh, beauty. Thanks. Uh 111 m pretty much the same deal. Nice. That's as good as I can do it. I played kind of a flex line along the right side of the basket. I feel like it helps it not want to really flare skip out the left if I land up top. I'm also fine if I overturn it and end up rolling down the hill or something. It's uh par is a fine score in this hole. Not too many people will be making the birdie, but even with a good shot, I came up a little short. So, got to hit it a little harder. Third try is a charm, maybe. No. First hole of the day. This feels like every hike in Norway. It's just straight up. Oh, look at your dog. Wait, did I just park this? Yeah, you parked it. Yeah. Hole two is a pretty massively uphill par4. It comes in at 202 m, so not a ton of distance, but it plays really long getting up this hill. The hole works its way left to right almost the entire the entire way. There's this OB line along the right hand side and a wood woods line on the left that you don't really want to get into. Um, I'm throwing a trail on a big Anheiser....
