2023 PDGA Tim Selinske U.S. Masters | FP40 | R2B9 | Allen, Scoggins, Hokom, Lee
The 2023 PDGA Tim Selinske U.S. Masters | FP40 | R2B9 | Allen, Scoggins, Hokom, Lee is a live coverage of the prestigious women's lead card at the championship event in Eugene, Oregon. Jennifer Allen and Holly Finley provide expert commentary alongside tournament host Dexter, bringing viewers up-to-date on the current standings. The group discusses the leading players, including Emily O'Brien, Sarah Holcomb, Christy Lee, and Jen's closest competitors, Scoggins and Hokom. Highlights from the front nine holes are showcased, featuring challenging shots such as uphill par threes, tricky forehand and backhand throws, and strategic putts on the green. Viewers can expect expert insights into key techniques used by top players, including finding a safe landing zone next to the basket for an easier putt.
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thank you welcome back everyone to the Tim zielinski U.S Masters championships in Eugene Oregon this is our masters PDGA major and we have moved on to Dexter coverage provided by Ace run Pro tournament presented by Innova myself Jennifer Allen along with Holly Finley we'll be calling the shots today for this women's lead card and so far after the front nine at Dexter owns Scoggins has taken the lead over Jennifer Allen Sarah Holcomb sitting in third at 300 par and Christy Lee currently at three over par we're gonna start off hole number 10 243 feet straight uphill par three you can take a straight line right at the basket as you can see there in the sunshine or there's a nice forehand or backhand uh turnover shot there on the left side as well Obi does come into play if you go outside circle's Edge hook him up first taking that left side route she makes it to the top of the hill it sticks and she's got a birdie putt from about 15. own taking a similar route to Sarah gets caught up a bit rolling down the hill and she'll have a birdie putt from about 50 feet left side ooh Jen with a standstill outside turnover yeah I throw a TL up there and it literally was parking at during practice and just got caught up I think it was just a little too low today Christy with the straight added approach top of the hill inside the circle putting for birdie yeah probably the hardest Drive of all of us and it turned out beautifully own gives it a bid but now she'll be dropping in for par never really felt like I got a clean look on a lot of these shots I was always kind of picking a landing Zone next to the basket and just knowing that I'm going to go ahead and take that part that was a hidden Pro tip Hokum putting for birdie does not connect if you heard what Jen just said a lot of times you get too focused on getting your shot directly to the basket when all you really need to do is find something next to it and land next to that object and then just have a 5 or 10 foot putt because those are practically drop-ins with your bag...
