2021 Delaware Disc Golf Challenge - Day 2 Recap
Watch the recap of Day 2 at the 2021 Delaware Disc Golf Challenge, where Conor O'Reilly made a strong move to secure his first PDGA Elite Series win in just his rookie year on the pro tour. Meanwhile, defending champion Katrina Allen began the final round with a single-stroke lead over her competitors, setting up an intense showdown. Other top contenders, including Andrew Marweed, Ricky Wysocki, Raven Newsom, Heather Young, and Kona Panus, are vying for a chance to take advantage of O'Reilly's lead. The video also features highlights from Austin Texas, who had an impressive round with multiple birdies and a course record 11-under finish. With key techniques discussed, including the importance of staying in control on slippery surfaces and managing nerves under pressure, this recap provides valuable insights into the strategies employed by top players at the Delaware Disc Golf Challenge.
Watch the intense final round of the 2021 Delaware Disc Golf Challenge as top pros compete for victory.
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foreign moving day is in the books at the delaware disc golf challenge and with 18 holes to play it'll be conor o'reilly with a chance to nail down his first pdga elite series win in just his first year on the pro tour it was a fun round i really just tried to stick to my game plan had a couple short miss putts early so i was a little nervous after those but uh made sure on the tee boxes just to stay slow stay in control my feet it was a little slippery out there today and that really did me a number of teeth from austin texas got off to a slow start missing a pair of circle one putts in the early going before going on an absolute terror birding 10 of the next 11 including a monster 83-foot birdie putt on hole 10 to finish with a course record 11-under and a five-stroke cushion heading into sunday's final should the rookie stumble it'll be andrew marweed ricky wysocki and raven newsom with the best opportunity to take advantage as they join o'reilly on the final round lead card meanwhile a battle shaping up an fpo that looks like it may come down to the wire as defending champ katrina allen begins the final with a single stroke lead over her three cardmates heather young kona panus and holly finley i'm feeling good i had some crazy shots today hit a couple trees but then i had 150 foot throw in i made some 50-foot putts so kind of surprised myself i got a little nervous at the end as to a lot of people um but i wasn't looking at the scores i was just thinking about hitting the lines and making the putts and trying not to overthink things allen had an up and down round carding five birdies and five bogeys to finish right where we started the day at three under that'll leave the door wide open for her competitors including young and findlay who like o'reilly are both chasing their first pdga elite series wins it felt good honestly only getting one bogey is a good way to have a good round out here that one was unfortunate because i birdied that hole yesterday but i feel like i came back from that well and got a couple birdies after...
