The Disc Golf Guy - Vlog #75 - Final Hole of the 2011 KCWO - Nate Doss & Paige Pierce
The Disc Golf Guy's vlog #75 takes you back to the 2011 Kansas City Wide Open, where team Disc Nation members Nate Doss and Avery Jenkins put on an exciting final act for the men's open card. Meanwhile, Paige Pierce steals the show in the ladies' division, securing her second national tour victory of the year with a dominating performance. Watch as Paige Pierce celebrates her championship win, hugging her proud father who caddied for her throughout the tournament. Nate Doss takes on Avery Jenkins in the final hole regulation, where both players showcase their skills on the 436-foot par-4 hole 18. Avery's low release shot sets up a challenging task for Nate to complete, and ultimately, he delivers a stunning performance to claim the championship title. Join The Disc Golf Guy as he shares highlights from this thrilling tournament, highlighting the expertise of top players like Paige Pierce, Nate Doss, and Avery Jenkins.
Watch Nate Doss & Paige Pierce battle on the 2011 KCWO final hole, featuring incredible finishes from disc golf's top stars!
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I'm the disc golf guy and this is my video blog brought to you by discation.com. One nation underpar. We're here at the 2011 Kansas City Wide Open with the final few holes from both the open men's card as well as the ladies card. Team Disc Nation team members Nate Doss and Avery Jenkins are battling it out on the final hole regulation and we'll move over to watch the ladies putt out on their final hole. Sarah Hulcom taps in for a par as will Liz Lopez with a great performance. And your 2011 Kansas City Wide Open champion is going to be Paige Pierce with her second national tour victory this year. Paige has to hug and thank her father who caddied for her the entire weekend. Congratulations, Paige Pierce. Nate Doss is teeing up first on the final hole of regulation here on 18. Hole 18 measures in at 436 feet. Nate's beautiful shot comes up about 35 ft short of the basket, putting all of the pressure on his traveling companion, Avery Jenkins. And Avery with more than enough power, but not enough room to get back in bounds. Avery is OB and shooting for a three from this spot. He must put this in to put the pressure on Nate to get the two. And a low release right out of his hand, leaving it for Nate Doss to capitalize from 35 ft. and he is your 2011 Kansas City Wide Open Champion, Nate Doss. Join the nation, disc nation.
