2022 PDGA Tim Selinske U.S. Masters | FP40 | R1B9 | Allen, McCoy, Hokom, Scoggins
The 2022 PDGA Tim Selinske U.S. Masters disc golf championships are underway at a scenic course, where top players like Grant Zellner and Jennifer Allen from Quad Cities are competing in the second half of Round 1. The card features a talented lineup, including Christina Gold and Kimberly Johnny Umstead. The hosts guide viewers through the challenging holes, sharing insights on tricky greens, such as Hole 10, which requires precision to navigate its downhill slope. Sarah showcases her skills with a perfect putt placement, while Courtney struggles to find her mark, missing the green by just inches. As the players face obstacles like stinging nettles and ravines, the hosts provide expert commentary, highlighting techniques and strategies for success in this PDGA major.
Watch top players at the 2022 PDGA Tim Selinske U.S. Masters! See Allen, McCoy, Hokom, and Scoggins in action.
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foreign welcome back to the 2022 Tim salinski U.S Masters disc golf championships it's Grant Zellner and Jennifer Allen from Quad Cities this PDGA major brought to you in part by our friends at Ace run Pro as well as Graphics from gatekeeper media it's time for the second half of our opening Round Here Jennifer you're one of the members of this card we have a few others here that are if they can hold on they're going to be on a new card Christina gold and Kimberly Johnny Umstead up there as well so a lot of great players here we're gonna kick it off hole 10 we are it's a par 3 305 feet it is drastically downhill between these trees and over this little Valley here and then the basket is placed on the upslope of the other side so like most the holes here that you have seen so far this is a treacherous green if you hit wrong you're going to get a roll you can make it clean across yeah you may have a good look at getting a hole in one yeah this is this is definitely an a you're gonna be watching that disc very very closely right Sarah able to slide up perfect placement to uh run that putt inside Bullseye I believe almost own through this so hard and it was it was going off to Hole 11's t-pad and she hits it you know coming in at a sharp angle like she does and got an incredible roll all the way back up around to the front side of this basket so some good luck there for our own Courtney making it up there as well there's a Magic Window here yeah I miss my line a little bit but I think I made it most the way over there I can't remember to the ravine yeah I put it from that Creek a couple of times it's one of those things yep there I am way down there I cannot see anything stinging nettles it's beautiful down there nice property you do not want to be near it's one of those holes like I felt like I never was outside maybe 15 20 feet in practice and then you play a tournament and you're like how did I not ace this how am I off the green...
