2025 PDGA Worlds • FPO Putting Fnls • Cadence Burge • Kat Mertsch • Ella Hansen • Kristýna Jurčíková
The 2025 PDGA Worlds FPO Putting Finals showcase the skills of top players in a competitive putting competition held in Tampere, Finland. Watch as Cadence Burge, Kat Mertsch, Ella Hansen, and Kristýna Jurčíková battle it out for the lead at five stations, each worth a point but offering bonus points for converting on both putts. The competitors face various obstacles, including elevated baskets and challenging distances, as they strive to maintain their position in the running. Note the strategic approaches of the players, including Cat's precision and patience, as well as Cadence's composure under pressure. The event highlights the expertise and focus required for success in professional disc golf putting, with a focus on technique, mental toughness, and adaptability to challenging conditions.
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Hello everyone and welcome to Finland. It's the 2025 PDJ World Championships FPO finalist for our putting competition that's taking place. We're in city center of Tampere, Finland. Little gallery that's formed. We've got five stations and four finalist competitors. Cadence Burge will kick things off for us. each station, or should I say each putt is worth a point. However, if you convert on both putts, you get a bonus point. So, Cadence makes one of two, so she gets a single point. If you were to make both of them, you'd get three points. Cat Merch able to convert on one of two, so she'll pick up a single point. We have Ella Hansen and Christina Yikica. Apologize if that's not right, but I think it's close. Ella, chance for three points. Not able to convert. So, she'll also open with one point. Ultimately, we've got five stations, four competitors. Christina doesn't convert on the first one. and she gets the second. So after station one, all four competitors tied up. This one a little bit closer, but as you can see, both obstructed and then the basket itself has slightly elevated maybe by 18 in or so. Cat reaching out to the right and she'll get one of two. So, taking the lead here at two points. First station I'm going to say was roughly 7 m, maybe eight. This one's probably six m, maybe seven. Really, only the third station will come in at 10 m or more. Christina trying to keep up with our leading score of two, but not going to be enough. We head to the third station, which is on an elevated platform. Andy is at least 10 m away, somewhere between probably 10 and 11 m. Cadence not able to convert on either of them. >> Very, very professional. >> I'm not running around. I've got just one camera and I'm not trying to get in anyone's way as cat gets that one's to drop. So, I'm pretty much staying stationary. So, if it if it's not the best uh multiple camera coverage, I apologize. Hansen trying to keep up, but not going to be enough. Christina, I believe, from the Czech Republic. and not able to convert on either of those. Now we're going to go to a shorter station, but certainly framed up between the two panels. Slightly elevated...
