2019 Silver Cup • R1 • Adam Hammes • Barry Schultz • GarretGurthie • Cale Leiviska • Calvin Heimburg
The 2019 Silver Cup R1 highlights an exciting round of professional disc golf at Roland Ridge and Super Silver courses in Wisconsin. Milla the Disc Golf Guy is joined by commentator Madison Walker for a live analysis of the action. The duo provides expert commentary on the strategies employed by top players, including Adam Hammes, Barry Schultz, Garret Gurthie, Cale Leiviska, and Calvin Heimburg. As they navigate the challenging back nine of round one, the commentators discuss the intricacies of each hole, including the 400-foot par-three with a downhill slope and wind-affected basket. They also break down notable throws from each player, showcasing techniques such as pure lines through trees and trusting the backhand. The discussion highlights the tight competition among the top players, with Schultz leading the pack at 6-under par.
Watch top pros Adam Hammes, Barry Schultz & more battle in R1 of the 2019 Silver Cup, featuring exciting shots and strategies!
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welcome back everyone to Milla the disc golf guy joined by in of a--'s Madison Walker as we're here for the commentary of Roland Ridge and the silver cup 80 are taking place in Wisconsin oh we put you on ban or even Madison yes Jim put me on a banner after last year pretty cool I've never seen that before you're telling me well we're here you're seeing a little bit of the sights and sounds actually from both the Roland Ridge course and the super silver layout and as we said we're on the back nine round number one it's a Friday afternoon and we just got done with the front nine we're gonna move to the back we've got some more treats for you Madison oh we sure do we've got lots of trees we've got some really nice little elevation and on this par 3 400 feet it plays downhill we're going to bypass this short pin location and move out into the open where the basket kind of hangs out here in the wind on a little slope it's a really fun shot because you have to get throw a pure line through all these trees but then you have a little backboard stop where the basket is so you can really go for it if you want to so it's not entirely clean Schultz leading the card right now at that 6-under par things are relatively tight GG sits at 4-under double-g catch it one of the trees both cakes not too bad though just dropping them straight down nothing too wild like can happen out here see kales discs almost gets a full flight after hitting a tree house and finds a line maybe not the line but a line effect well we you know the first three throws we heard solid tree heads that one just a little bit of roughage Adam choose him to trust the backhand not weight putting it where he wants the normal look at the green and Gary to the Oh almost getting his head taken off kale having nothing where he landed he did like I said he got that full flight way left trying to scramble through a bunch of trees GG with another forehand of some sort roller it looks like maybe gives him a look yeah I mean this is a par 3...
