2020 Asia Open • R3F9 • Philo Brathwaite • Jacky Chen • Nate Perkins • James Conrad Manabu Kajiyama
The 2020 Asia Open • R3F9 • Philo Brathwaite • Jacky Chen • Nate Perkins • James Conrad Manabu Kajiyama is a thrilling round of disc golf from the 2020 Asia Open presented by End of a Champion Discs. Filmed at the scenic Gauss Young Metro Park in Taiwan, this video showcases the top players competing in the third round of the tournament. The five familiar faces – Philo Brathwaite, Jacky Chen, Nate Perkins, James Conrad, and Manabu Kajiyama – are vying for the lead with impressive throws, practice putts, and expert strategies. From stunning first drives to front cage putts, this video highlights the skill and focus required to dominate disc golf courses. With its picturesque setting and captivating gameplay, this video is a must-watch for fans of the sport, particularly those interested in the Asia Open tournament and top players like Philo Brathwaite and James Conrad.
Watch Philo Brathwaite & friends compete in thrilling 2020 Asia Open action, featuring incredible shots & strategies on a demanding course.
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hello everyone and welcome to the third round of the 2020 asia open presented by end of a champion disks we're here at the gauss young Metro Park which is on the south side of the island of Taiwan Taron milord the disc golf guy gonna call the shots for you here as we're bringing it to you on Sunday morning the same five familiar faces we saw just the day before during round number two but the leaderboard has switched up a little bit we got Philo Brathwaite he is in the lead now at 22 under par he is that two-stroke advantage over Jacky four strokes over Perkins and Conrad and six over Manabu Kageyama and Philo's first drive of the day is a great one and I think that is literally the first drive of the day as we were coming in from the hotel it's about a 25 minute drive and I know Philo Nate and James Conrad all didn't get a lot of practice in we we showed up just a few minutes before the round was getting started and Jacky trying to pick up where he left off the day before we got to the course there were a few practice putts maybe thrown and that was about it they are starting an hour earlier than we did the previous day so two Sunday morning it's about 8:30 a.m. and it's a little bit chillier than what we saw in the afternoon yesterday at this point see if Conrad can fully clear it he doesn't quite similar to what we saw from Perkins so they're gonna be both short and left as I pan back over to the basket you can see by the flags not too much action there and thanks to the Internet I have been officially corrected that it should be pronounced to manabu I do appreciate the direct feedback as I said yesterday halfway through and hearing Nate say it a number of times it made me second-guess if I've been saying it wrong for the last 10 years myself so I do appreciate it the jumper by Perkins isn't quite enough and Conrad has a similar distance a little bit more action in the way he's he it's a front cage Pandy stares it down he had one unfortunate bounce back the day before and Manabu on Saturdays play...
