2024 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships | FJ18 R1B9 | Nesse, Polkinghorne, Orona, Don
The 2024 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships continues at Twin Bridges course in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as the top junior golfers face off in Round 1B9. Ace from Productions brings live coverage to the major event, joined by multi-time major winner Jennifer Allen and Felix Vega. The back nine promises to be a challenging test of skill and strategy, with a significant change in landscape compared to the front nine. As the players navigate the course's sloping fairways and greens, techniques such as the forehand turnover come into play. Watch as Rebecca showcases her skills with a cleverly executed throw, while Jennifer Allen shares her expertise and insights from a major winner's perspective. The Twin Bridges course, featuring its unique 315ft par three and scenic water hazards, will push the players to their limits in this highly anticipated junior competition.
Watch top junior disc golfers Nesse, Polkinghorne, Orona & Don compete in thrilling 2024 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships at FJ18 R1B9!
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welcome back to continuing coverage of the 2024 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships from Tulsa Oklahoma we are back here at the Twin Bridges course for this PDGA major round one back and eye action Ace from Productions bringing you this coverage on behalf of the PDGA once again in the booth I'm Felix Vega joined by the multi-time major winner herself Jennifer Allen and we saw a very difficult front n excited to see what the back nine brings us some incredible putting so far from this group of women little bit of a change on the back nine if you saw the front nine lots of trees much more open on the back half of this course and you're going to see here starting on whole 10 this 315 ft par three moving left to right a lot of slope to this course we've seen angles on Fairways and green so another sloping Fairway going to bring us down to the basket that is a little flatter you can see it does drop off right behind the basket and a little bit of water there if you go too too far there this is close to the boat ramp there where they launched the boats out this particular property Ida getting things started here with the back hand turnover and just not quite the angle she needed to turn that over just a little bit more would have been beautiful drive she's still going to have a look such great pop out of the hand again just not getting the turn and you would she does get the roll yeah I don't know how much that'll help or hurt but you kind of expect I think in the back of your head that with the angle of the Fairway your disc is going to naturally turn a little more more to the right than usual not showing it here all the girls disc still holding their heer Rebecca getting the best roll so far the edge of circle one this forehand turned over to get that extra distance tag in the building Virginia through a wall of trees here and gets clipped down early not really much of a line at all there say I saw nothing for her to poke through there smart little layup with that water just looking right behind she didn't want anything...
