2022 PDGA Masters Worlds | FP40 | R5F9 | Scoggins, Hokom, Vincent, Finley
Watch the semi-final round of the 2022 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships at McNaughton Park Ace Run Pro. The top eight women are competing for a spot on the podium, including Stephanie Vincent, Sarah Holcomb, and Holly Finley. Grant Zellner and Jennifer Allen provide expert commentary as they break down strategies and techniques for navigating challenging holes like the downhill par-3 at 444 feet. Topics such as selecting the right shot (hyzer vs. turnover) and managing risk are discussed in detail. The hosts also analyze the performances of key players, including Sarah Holcomb's strong play so far in the tournament. With a focus on competitive disc golf, this video offers valuable insights for fans and aspiring players alike.
Watch top pros compete at 2022 PDGA Masters Worlds! Thrilling rounds from Scoggins, Hokom, Vincent & Finley in action.
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thank you it's Saturday the final day at the 2022 PDGA Masters Disc Golf World Championships time for the semi-final round here at McNaughton Park Ace run Pro producing this coverage with Graphics from gatekeeper media I'm Grant Zellner along with Jennifer Allen we're back out at a dryer and more Sunny no rain McNaughton park there is a cut for the semi so we have the top eight women playing today Stephanie Vincent with a hot round yesterday makes it up to the league card own Scoggins though retaining an eight-stroke lead we're going to look at all of our lead Card members here beginning with own out of Los Angeles California Sarah Holcomb playing for MVP attic called well Idaho and here is Stephanie Vincent Austin Texas playing for mint disc Holly Finley at a Bell Buckle Tennessee playing for Innova along with Owens Goggins and we're looking at the first hole here at McNaughton Park a downhill par-3 at 444 feet now you want to bite off a lot of distance and try to make it around this tree in the middle staying out to the right with a hyzer shot or a turnover shot down to the right kind of gives you a better approach toward the basket what you don't want to do is Skip or turn one over in front of all of that on the left side it is very thick over there first off of The Tee Box for the 8 AM tea time from Los Angeles California I'm a little jealous of the starter's voice yeah he's done a great job out here for us all week long he I wish I could catch his name but he was excited to um say he'll be there for lunch Stone as well announcing us as well as our final round back at Northwood this afternoon on taking her Destroyer trying to get around that tree on in the middle and not too far to the left so she can see the basket Caldwell Idaho Sarah hookah Sarah's gonna take the forehand line and hoping it hyzers back to the middle so she can see the basket that's about the only big mistake that you can do is turn one over there on the left side because you won't be able to see the basket for the second shot so we want her...
