2018 Monster on the Mountain • R3•B9 • Paul McBeth • Calvin Heimburg • Reid Frescura • Sam Aldrich
Watch the thrilling conclusion of the 2018 Monster on the Mountain disc golf tournament, where Paul McBeth, Calvin Heimburg, Reid Frescura, Sam Aldrich, and Terry Miller face off in a battle for victory. The challenging back nine hole is discussed, with highlights from each player's performance, including Calvin's birdie putt and Sam's struggle with finding the right amount of air under his drive. Meanwhile, Paul McBeth fights to recover from a tough spot near the basket, while Reid Frescura showcases his solid putting skills. Set against the stunning Florida landscape on October 9th, this video provides an in-depth look at one of the most highly anticipated tournaments of the year. Get ready for expert analysis and behind-the-scenes insight into the world of professional disc golf.
Watch top pros Paul McBeth, Calvin Heimburg & Reid Frescura in action at the 2018 Monster on the Mountain tournament!
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hello everyone and welcome to the exciting conclusion here of the 2018 monster on the mountain of Terry Miller the difficult guy and joining me for this final nine Coby guys Coby we're in Florida it's a gorgeous day in October and we got some great golf being played yeah glad to be here with you Terry start now the back nine is probably one of the harder holes on the course it's a 360 foot tunnel shot and low ceiling with Hills on the right and left so it's basically sitting on a spine and Calvin for the third round in a row really making this hole much easier than it looks or much easier than it is anytime you have a look at a birdie here you've done a lot of things correctly and a nasty shot could possibly catch a edge maybe even roll to the bottom of the hill and and in really bad luck could even find itself you know getting on the other side of the OB fence yeah and then and that miss it Sam had it seems like it's the most common just getting a little bit too much air under it and uh Paul not having an issue with that again another great shot on this hole and you see he's down there at the very bottom just trying to fight back up and that can be kind of a lonely place to be when you're over there because as you can see there is a lot of action between you and the basket trying to throw it in for three yeah not too bad it looks like he's gonna have a tap-in bogey and here's Reed yeah that's awesome right there recent really solid putter he's um he's been shown a lot of skill this year in 2018 season traveling a little bit more and really just stepping up his game as a whole yeah he is a confident putter that's always right at the center of the chains and it's been a real pleasure watching him over these last couple of rounds and hopefully we'll continue to see him more out on tour I think he's gonna do a little offseason work in Texas because he said I just really don't want to go back to to Michigan it's a lot less pleasant there in the wintertime so yeah...
