2021 PDGA Pro Masters Worlds | FP40 | FINAL 9 | Scoggins, King, Allen, Bailey
Cameron McKilling and Curtis Moroney bring you live coverage of the 2021 PDGA Pro Masters Disc Golf World Championships at Harmon Hill in Johnson City, Tennessee, powered by Infinite Discs. Watch FP40 lead card final nine coverage, now known as the Final Nine, where world champion Scott McGovern is looking to secure victory. McGovern holds a strong 13-stroke lead over Jennifer Allen, and his victory is all but assured. Meanwhile, Elaine King, who's turning 60 next week, is still competing and pushing for third place. The duo's impressive drives showcase the skill of these disc golf pros. Observe how Cameron McKilling analyzes McGovern's strategy at hole 10, a challenging par-4 that requires precision to avoid trees. McKilling also highlights King's unconventional approach on her shot, taking advantage of the left side of the trees.
Watch the thrilling final 9 rounds of the 2021 PDGA Pro Masters Worlds featuring top players Scoggins, King, Allen & Bailey.
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welcome everybody to our coverage of the 2021 pro masters disc golf world championships in johnson city tennessee powered by infinite discs you're watching fp40 lead card final nine coverage brought to you by us here at bdub pro on commentary today is myself cameron mckilling and joining me is my co-cameraman curtis moroney what's up guys we're gonna jump right into it at hole 10 which is the first hole of our final nine here at harmon hill 629 foot par 4 you want to get up on top of this hill as much as you can on your drive so that you can have a play around these trees to the basket if not you are going to be throwing into those trees if you can't get far enough up the hill or to the left um ideally you get even further left so you can take those trees all the way out of play sitting at 281 on scoggins with a 13 stroke lead on jennifer allen who was in second place safe to say no one's catching up with her yeah this is definitely a victory lap for own skogens and uh i don't think any of the women would be offended by me saying that jennifer allen jen in second place looking to hold down second through these final nine holes here that's a great shot the farther left more open that left side is all the way at the top of the hill and the perfect amount of leftward movement to give her a great look at the basket elaine king now at the risk of uh getting getting a chewed out because i don't i don't think i'll be in trouble they're just getting chewed out i would like to mention that elaine king is turning 60 next week so she is about 20 years older than the rest of you and still competing yeah which makes it even more impressive that she's about to take she's looking to take third place in fp40 at 60 years old almost impressive that is a really good drive for melody bailey unconventional route going on the left side of those trees also i would like to add i did not ask elaine how old she was as that would be rude that information was shared willingly by her husband eric vandenberg so elaine if you're...
