2018 PDGA Pro Masters World Championships • FP40 • Final 9 • Kimberly Giannola & Courtney McCoy
Watch as Kimberly Giannola and Courtney McCoy face off in the final nine of the 2018 PDGA Pro Masters World Championships - FP40. The two finalists bring vastly different experiences to the table: Kim, a seasoned veteran, and Kourtney, a relatively new player with a penchant for tight play and making mistakes. As they navigate the challenging 18-hole course, their clean play and strategy will be put to the test. The commentators provide expert analysis, noting the importance of shot selection and course management, particularly on holes like the demanding first hole with its double mando layout. With Kim holding a four-stroke lead after four rounds, Kourtney must pull off an upset to claim the championship.
Watch Kimberly Giannola & Courtney McCoy's epic battle in the final 9 of the 2018 PDGA Pro Masters World Championships.
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hey everybody this is Nova politte with the ladies of the chains podcast and this is Kim Jin Ola also with the ladies of the chains and we're here in Kansas City Missouri at the 2018 pro masters World Championships bringing you the final nine for the women's 40 and up bro masters we've got two finalists kim jin ola hometown hero and from team and of a Kourtney McCoy this is gonna be a study of two very different rounds one is a veteran who's meeting the moment with very good clean play and one fairly new player who is going to play very tight and make many mistakes Kimmy just hurt she is about to take her first shot on hole one it's straight up the gut there's a roll away potential to the left a double mando straight between those two trees with the red dots through a neutron relay they're got it up just a little bit Kim is carrying me four-stroke lead after four rounds of 18 holes into the final nine but Kourtney is capable of taking all of that away in a heartbeat we see her first drive gets a little bit to the left of the fairway yeah I've shot with a anode hearing there's a good up shot but I didn't really have a look for to where Kourtney on the other end here almost took a stroke right off the bat both Kim and Kourtney will be tapping in their pars here earlier this year in May at the Tim Solinsky Masters and lemon Lake Kourtney and Kim both played and masters women and Courtney became by 28 strokes defeating Leslie Todd and taking the championship I peered this gap in practice right before the round and then I hit that one branch and it kicks me far to the right can't really see how far in I am at this point but it was brutal yep this hole is 365 but it plays more like 400 it's down and back up again on a steep valley and the basket is elevated just a bit higher than the tee pad and if you catch this first tree on the left it'll kick you down to the base of the valley which is where Courtney has just made her up shot from yeah and you can't see by this angle but...
