2023 Selinske U.S. Masters - PDGA Live Show Day 3
The 2023 Selinske U.S. Masters - PDGA Live Show Day 3 brings exciting action from the Circle Bar Golf Club in Eugene, Oregon, as Grant Zellner and Hayden Henry discuss the day's events. With numerous divisions competing across the Eugene area, many players are still vying for major victories. The lead FP and MP groups face off on the Circle Bar course for a second time before heading to Dexter for the final round. Top 40% cuts are just around the corner, making every player's score crucial. Eight new leaders emerged in 21 divisions over the past two days, with notable performances from players like Own Scoggins. Scoggins showcased impressive score separation on the courses, including a bogey-free performance at Dexter Park. Join Grant and Hayden as they break down the action, share expert insights, and provide analysis of the top competitors.
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foreign Moving Day at the 2023 PDGA Tim silinski U.S Master's disc golf championships Grant Zellner and Hayden Henry were here at Circle bar the golf club just to the east of the Eugene Oregon area for day three action lots and lots of Divisions in Play All Around the Eugene area many of them the issue still in doubt a lot of players still in contention for major victories and out here some of those lead FP and MP groups are out here taking on the circle bar course for the second time before heading back to Dexter for the final round lots of people trying to make that cut top 40 percent gets into the final round everyone will play at Dexter tomorrow it's been an exciting week so far yeah for sure you know today is moving day but no one told the players that yesterday we had eight new leaders heading into technically moving day today so eight new leaders across 21 divisions so anyone's you know Jones in for that cut anyone's looking at this record payout yeah players showing some definite score separation is possible on their courses we got a good look at the fp40 division from day number two where owns Scoggins she showed what score separation can look like out here at these courses in Eugene on Scoggins hole number two crashing into the trees with that forehand circle's Edge no problem for own tightwooded tee shot on hole four stapled there at the Dexter Park course forehand for own nasty little roll away left with a difficult uphill putt no problem on second on the par four sixth low backhand hyzer right to the edge of the bullseye hole number eight own also backhand this one's short so own long putt no problem on with the hot hand on 17 that force over forehand she is known for through the trees up the Steep Hill money from well below the basket look how steep that Hillside is big play from own on day number two bogey free eight under goes from second place to a seven shot lead over Jennifer Allen the round one leader yeah 10 20 rated around for own the fifth highest of her career overall in the highest for her at a major or Elite Series so definitely scorching it that's not an easy to do...
