Round 4 Highlights | MPO | 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships

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Aug 30, 2026
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AI GeneratedThis coverage of the PDGA World Championships highlights a high-stakes round featuring incredible momentum shifts. While Jake Mahn struggled to maintain his pole position, players like Rainers and Cole Redalen surged with aggressive play, culminating in a record-breaking performance that reshaped the leaderboard heading into the final day.
Yesterday Jake Mahn refused to let a slow start define his round. He finished
with the same one-stroke lead he held on Thursday. More importantly he proved he
could defend the pole position he previously earned. Can the young gun do
it again? Our fourth round of competition will answer that question. This is the
PDGA World Championships presented by First Form. Burr with a second shot on
just a standstill. Truly a chip shot for him. Burr is on the board. That also looks
flat. One birdie from the card. Barela trying to find a lane. It looks like he
did and he's gonna push it all the way up just outside a bullseye. What a
scramble for Anthony Barela. Silas middle of circle two. Getting the people going
out here. This is right side. Does it filter through? It's gonna give him a putt
from circles edge. T-4 for Barela. This is going places. Why don't you just jump putt it to the pin?
I think that's exactly what he'll do. He'll probably bring out his flag
stamped amnets buzz and then jump putt that up the hill. What a move he's put on
this. This is gonna flex out right into the center of the fairway and be one of the longest drives we've
seen this week. What an incredible drive. What a risk to him. He is in tune. He throws them
hard and straight. There's all kinds of room for hard and straight at the third.
Checking in with Cole Redalen. Bobbing and weaving. Getting all the way up there. He likes it.
He's got the hot hand apparently. Cole Redalen made the lone eagle I believe on the 15th in our
first run through the toboggan. So an incredible three on that par five. Big ten. Jake with a good
putt could bring himself all tied back up with Gossage at 23 under. And he's hit another one.
All those eyeballs staring at him. The camera guys like all the distractions. There's just so
much that you can look at and be amazed by his performance this week. Look at Reiners go. Park
job on six. Gannon Burr putting together some of the most solid golf we've seen from him in a nine
hole stretch. This fella slinging him. Yeah I was gonna say he's just making it look easy out there.
Near perfect position here for Aaron Gossage. Mid-range. Heiser. Just got to check the speed.
Perfect. News is dialed in. The difficult ninth. This looks promising. Beautiful right on the
spine of the hill. Should be about six meters left for Burr. Low line. Great drive. Pays off.
7-3 on cruise control. Comfortable natural Heiser here for Jake. There you go. Right up on the
bullseye. That's how you respond. No you didn't. Yeah that is definitely wow worthy. The super
late flip. The anticipation. For seven birdies in a row. And an eight under front nine. Bang.
What a putt. My man is unconscious. It's fun watching guys golf. When they do that they just
don't seem to be thinking at all. See line. Throw line. See putt. Make putt. Eight under par. Latvia
showing out here. I am not quite ready to count out Aaron Gossage from this location. He has so
much power. Can he make the corner? My goodness. That is huge. From back there. C2. Gossage brings
it home. Big time putt. This is the most incredible performance over the course of a week I've seen
from Gossage. Jake Mann answers again. What a dog. A little bit of an awkward stance here.
Taking the backdoor option. Stays inbounds. That did go over the OB for a moment right? Oh yeah.
Zach Nash finds himself another birdie up at the 11th. You can say it Philo. He's nasty today. He
sure is. Look at this fella go. Slide it home into circle one. And he's in third place. What a day
to have the round of your life. And the bogey by Mann actually drops him back to 24 meaning he's
in a tie for second with Reiners. And I think we just saw Reiner's birdie. 11. Did we not? I believe
he's tied for the lead at the World Championship. Unbelievable. Cole Reddollin from 40. Beautiful
putting stroke there from Cole Reddollin. Love the height on the release of that putt. Well over the
band. Lets it float home so beautifully. For a share of the lead. Absolutely. What a great shape
from Mann. This is perfect. Count it. Count it. Things not going well for Robinson. Solo lead attempt. Bang!
Belotus! Unbelievable stuff going down in Milford. A mind-blowing performance from Latvia's Belotus
at World. Don't go anywhere. We'll be right back. Belotus a little bit wide. Starting to swing. And it's
fantastic. Too close to miss that one. He had a sensation. It had a chance. A little more speed
could have flared up. During the second on the 17th. He's made quite the move this afternoon. Up
nine spots into your top ten. Nine down on the afternoon. Absolute monster drive from Rick to be
there in one. When you started to worry about that guy's confidence with the putter. Out there the
back of circle two. Felt he'd have a little wedge there to work with. Slides the little turnover left
side corner pocket. Staying off the fairway but not out of bounds. Wysocki with his second. Could it do it?
No. Gonna come up a little short. A little curl up. Look at this. Trying to spin backwards. Right up on the
bullseye for Rick. How about that? 11 under for Wysocki today. And Rick closes out getting four of his last five. An 11 under
effort for Ricky Wysocki. Currently up. Moved up into a tie for third at the moment. Look at Cole
Ridalin. Could he really go for the Eagle two days in a row? Oh he's going. The only man to make Eagle in
round two. Set up again. Ridalin go deep in two shots and connects on the Eagle. Maybe a little slide from left to
right. He likes it. He likes it. It's tracking. It's tracking. It's gonna hit inside the bullseye.
He's gonna have to make a tester. Oh you can hear the crowd. They love it. He'll have to make a
tester. Should feel pretty comfortable from up there on top of the hill. Gravity's helping you.
Now you can think of it as the easiest par three you'll see all week.
This might be a little high on pace. Does it slow down for him? Oh yes. Visually deceiving from this angle for us.
That circle one whisker looks like it's right there but it's a little deeper from that perspective
behind the tee pad. Let's see how this looks coming in the catch cam. No doubt about it. Fantastic.
A little twist. Gets through. Down. But it checks up. Reiner's to go too clear of Mahn.
He's done it. 13 under on the round with two left to play. Reiner's tee of 17.
Look at the flip. It's fantastic. Perfect time for that thing to stand up and get a little drift.
Where did this guy come from? A country most of us couldn't find on the map that's for sure.
I've been once. Many years ago. AB giving this one a ride.
Wow. That's better than the first time we saw him launch nearly to the base of the hill.
Schultz making that lead card push. That's a putt. Schultz, if he can get to 25, may
be tied with Gossage and Mahn by the time they complete 16. Look at this technical play. I don't
think he hit it hard enough. Does it float in? No way. Silas. The birdie on the 17th. That's
four in a row and five of his last six. Tied for second place. Hangs it out wide.
Playing the skip. Burr. He'll get to 22 for a four shot lead. 29 under par. This is unprecedented.
Send it home. No. Double bummer. He may have slid OB it appears for a 13 under par
and a world championship lead. And of course record. All kinds of awesome things happening
right here at the Rainers. Heck of a performance. Without a doubt the best round of his life.
Silas Schultz right there giving the props.
Silas also having quite a day. The pickup on the first with right to ship. Pick up 10 birdies.
Finishes nine under and Silas Schultz will be on the lead card come championship Sunday
at the 2026 Worlds. A little concentration still needed here for Jake. This is to secure a lead
card spot tomorrow. That was a little fluttery. What just happened? No. It's inbounds but he's
going to have to make a putt from circles edge. If Jake doesn't convert that puts Ricky Wysocki
onto the lead card. What a time to have your first C1 miss of Worlds. And he goes to the chase card.
Aaron Gossage runner up at the Worlds twice.
Be on our lead card very much in the hunt tomorrow. Listen to that crowd giving it
up for the Goose. Sounds like we got a bit of a favorite on our hands here amongst this discraft
fan base. Hi I'm Cole Riddell and thank you for watching the Disc Golf Pro Tour YouTube channel.
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