2021 PDGA Am Worlds | MA1 | R6B9 | Burridge, Scott, Scott, Messersmith
Watch the 2021 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships coverage from Orlando, Florida, featuring Round 6 of the MA1 lead card. Cameron McKilling and Anthony Rising provide live commentary on Evan Scott's impressive performance as the leader after nine holes. The duo discusses the challenges of the par-3 hole 10, a 303-foot trek requiring a mandolin shot off the tee pad and strategically playing back to the right basket. Expect insightful analysis on technique, including forehand shots and navigating obstacles like trees and out-of-bounds areas. Aiden's surprise forehand shot is also highlighted, showcasing his skill beyond his self-proclaimed limitations. With Robert Roberts' trusty straddle-out technique making an appearance, this commentary offers a fresh perspective on the MA1 lead card players as they tackle the final nine holes of Round 6 at the 2021 PDGA World Championships.
Watch top MA1 players at the 2021 PDGA Amateur World Championships: R6B9, Scott Burridge, Scott Scott, and Messersmith in action.
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welcome everybody to our coverage of the 2021 pdga amateur disc golf world championships here in orlando florida powered by dynamic discs and latitude 64. you are watching ma1 lead card round 6 back 9 coverage brought to you by us here at bdub pro today's commentary will be voted by myself cameron mckilling and my buddy anthony rising after uh grant zellner had to get on a plane and we had some technical difficulties we were not able to re-record before he flew off but luckily anthony is here in florida and able to help us out taking a look at the scorecard you can see evan scott with is the leader still through nine holes and we're gonna rejoin them here in the back nine and here we are at hole 10. like i said before joining me today is anthony rising who did the drone flyovers here hole 10 a 303 foot par-3 the driveway on the right is going to be out of bounds on or over it and you do have to make a mando off the tee pad there other than that you want to work your way back to the right and get to the first of these two baskets yeah i'm probably throwing a flippy mid but i'm sure we're going to see some forehands here if you can if you can press the forehand long enough you can definitely get into the circle from the t-pad here oh yeah well i've heard aiden a few times over the course of this m world say he doesn't have the best backhand or forehand i mean and sure enough he parks that one yeah proving to us that he is wrong about his own self-judgment there with a sweet forehand evan finding an early tree but manages to stay in the fairway and not fly out of bounds michael the sneakiest tall person in the world throwing a forehand also able to stay inbounds but kick was a little scary there for a second i feel like initially you just want to make this mando and then after that just work with what you got uh that's not not the greatest shot by robert robert able to get up there yeah that's his go-to shot right there that straddle out ultimate frisbee spot style forehand good up there from evan gonna get him...
