2025 U.S. Masters • R4 Final Round • FP40 • Jen Allen • Sandra Richardson • Lisa Fajkus
The 2025 U.S. Masters Championships: Final Round Recap Join Jennifer Allen, Sandra Richardson, and Lisa Fajkus as they tee off in the final round of the PDGA Major, a championship that crowns a new champion among the league's top players. The competition is fierce, with only the top 40% advancing to the final round. From the challenging par-3 hole one, where the trio discusses their approach and techniques for navigating the difficult shot, to the later stages of play, where the players face even more daunting challenges, this video captures the excitement and drama of the championship. The women's divisions have been a highlight of the tournament, with standout performances from Allen, Richardson, and Fajkus. The Oso Canyon course, one of four played during the event, proved to be a testing ground for the players, requiring precision and skill to navigate its challenging layout.
Watch top players Jen Allen, Sandra Richardson & Lisa Fajkus in action at the 2025 U.S. Masters' fourth round!
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Hello everyone and welcome to the 2025 Tim Zalinsky US Masters Championships. This is the final round of the PDGA Major. Myself, Jennifer Allen, Sandra Richardson, and Lisa Vegas jump back up to the league card on the final day. Thank you so much for joining us and following along all week long. This is it. We crown a champion and there was a cut to 40%. So you are going to see just the three of us teeing off. We are on hole one. Uh the distance is 352 ft. And this is playing as a par three. I personally try just to play this shot straight. You don't want to hiser off there to the left. It makes it difficult. If you turn over to the right side, it does open up a hiser. But landing anywhere in the middle where you can pitch up. This is one I don't think any of us would birdie unless we threw it in. So, I'm just going with a mo trying to slide it up towards the middle. Yep. Yep. I will give a quick shout out to my co- commentator here. Sandy Hindle and Mel Ring were on the other car completing our top five for the final day. So, congratulations to all of us and all the women who played this week. It's really been an incredible week here in Rio. Nice, beautiful drive that's going to cut back right to the middle. Nice placement. Thank you so much. Go get her, ladies. Thanks. You're the best. So, hoping for a little ground play. And I got it. You got it. This is kind of a tricky position. Trying to do a turnover shot up a hill at elevation is probably extremely difficult. Maybe one of the toughest things to do. forehand is going to fly better. The way that's spinning is gonna go up the hill a lot better. Not the best footing for Sandra. Having to keep her arms up above those branches changes your putt. You can see it even hit a branch as she was releasing. So, that was unfortunate. This is the beautiful Oso Canyon. We played two courses here all week. There were four played for the event. All divisions. I think there was I'm just throwing this out here maybe like 500 400 500 people here from AMS and 40 all...
