Round 2 Highlights | FPO | 2026 Green Mountain Championship

Good morning, folks. It is officially playoff season on the Disc Golf Pro Tour. It's Friday morning, round two beginning soon from Jeffersonville, Vermont. We're headed back to the number sixth ranked course in the world, it's Brewster Ridge. Paige Pierce battling for one of those final spots in the Powerball Cup. Gorgeous turnover, that's a bullseye for Pierce. She's also the defending champion here at the Green Mountain Championship. And a win, it's playoff season. She's dropping putts from circle two. Lead card, teeing off, it's round two of the Green Mountain Championship presented by Discmania. Somehow, two days in a row, controls the 12 speed. Cicada into the bullseye on the third. She's 285, you're certainly blind to the basket but this is tracking part of a Swede to an Estonian. A little higher, a little more width. Also tracking the pin and also part. I see 240 out, slow speed, understable. It's like the tee shot on hole one. She dialed that one up perfectly as well. She is going right side, going backhand. And she finds the gap, a drop in for Evelina. It's much more wide open now that we're getting a little view of the alley that she had. Rock wall, OB, got that wall of trees. If she were to connect with any one of those trees, it very likely, her shot would go OB. But she didn't even think about them. I feel like the scores are still very close. Missy Gannon carded the birdie here yesterday. Wow, we haven't even seen a shot land outside the bullseye. Will she try to swing it inside or go wide of the guardian? I would say a nice little S shape would be perfect. She dials it up. That's great, yeah. Yeah, this is a really solid shot. Stand still backhand, another great backhand. Big misfire from Gannon, but she sneaks through. Finds circle one, a little tight. You throw it on that inside, you can quickly find OB, but that finds the ground soon enough and kicks forward. Good catch. Well, Missy's four for four start. Evelina will now be even through four. Missy's gonna be your outright leader. There's somebody in some chat room somewhere talking about it. Pulling up the disc golf dictionary. Oh, and using all of the fairway. Look at this calculation. Just flexing it into the circle. Needs to sit down and it will. 24 feet left. Here's Pierce now from 44. She gets another one. Three under through seven, bogey free. She is up five spots comfortably into the Powerball Cup. Oh, and a little wide on this hyzer. Needs to miss everything and it does somehow. Zone SS for Gannon. Flipping one up. Gets that forward skip, finds the circle, and I'd love to send it down to Brian Earhart for these calls. If you want it pure, it's a push hyzer with a little bit of flip, but there is a lot on this right side you could sneak through. Emily sneaking through that right side. Actually, a really fortunate tree. Kicks her just outside the bullseye. That was 50, 60 feet long if it didn't hit anything. Gotta hit the brakes here. Evelina trying to get some momentum going. This one's beaming right at me. And pin high about 45. Chance for Birdie, but she's really gonna need to get something going. Oh, and it's on fire right now. Missy's charging just outside the circle. Has to be all hyzer. She'll step for it. Oh, she connects. The pressure was building. That putt will certainly help the cause. That just looked so easy, didn't it? It really didn't look like she had that heavy pressure on her shoulder. She just confidently extended that arm through that gap. Bean boots aren't made to sit on a shelf. They're made to be worn. To see the world from the ground up. From Maine to Tokyo. Side trails to soccer practice. Seasoned by the seasons themselves. You wear them in by simply wearing them out. Here, there, and everywhere in between. These are boots that become more and more yours with every step forward. And the best way to wear them is to just keep wearing them. I like where Missy has landed because it's relatively clean footing. It's slightly uphill, but you do need a run-up to get the power behind the second throw to head uphill. Good angle, getting back to flat, scooting into the circle. Should be putting for her sixth birdie. Tilted her third, turning it into the circle. That is tracking, and it is 18 feet long. The Swede, loving life. Gotta welcome Leah Sinagini to the Disc Golf Network. One of just a few rounds bogey-free yesterday. It was a three down, and she's gonna park hole nine. Feel like it still worked out pretty good. Katrina Allen nestles that one, 15 long. Holland gets another one from 38, and I mean, just buries it with authority. Yeah. Circle two in regulation, or better. The Swede playing great today. Pierce trying to get the late flip out of this passion, and she will. That is sent, turning the catch cam. Inside 150 on hole 11. Whoa, that was a tricky shot. That looks good from Owen. Love to see players hit short of the pin. Hitting around circle's edge short. You should have enough spin to carry you forward to the pin. She's been getting used to that distance putting today. See if she can connect. Also another vintage hyzer flip. This one somehow getting back on hyzer, tracking the bucket. It's gonna be parked. What a shot from the hall of famer. The future hall of famer, rather. First ballot, you know it. I love the flip. Like you mentioned, hyzer flip. So releasing on a hyzer angle, but it's an understable disc. So it's trying to turn over. She puts so much height underneath it that it eventually starts to lose spin and hyzer back to the pin. A little kiss from the tree keeps her close. Falling back to the Luna on hole 12. Put this in the circle yesterday. Keeps skipping, and wow, she is able to put so much spin on a putter. Paige can get a nice clean run up here. She can absolutely reach the pin. It's high. Oh, what a reaction. It puts it back on line, and that is parked for Pierce. Currently in the tie for 13th, and just a rope right outside the bullseye. Looking for her fourth birdie of the day. Scoggins still going fast down the hill. Using the right side of the fairway. Look at this. Wow, just nestles it outside the bullseye. Yeah, this tee shot requires a lot of control. With a faster speed disc, once you crest the hill, you know that it's going to stable out, hyzer out. You want to find the ground like Missy did right there. Power throwers can go with the slow speed disc, but again, Evelina leads it early, but whoopsie, almost aces it. This is wild. Three in a row, and just the towering putter shot from Solomon. There's the shot you want. Ooh. Is that safe? You can almost see the string. Oh, you... It's safe. Either way. Yay! Take advantage of a little good luck with a great putt. Oh, nearly identical spot. Can she do it again? This one tracking through the gap foul. We're headed to the circle. Scoggins does it. Back-to-back days on hole 13. Yeah, just outside C1. Oh, she caches it. It's a birdie. Just her fourth of the day. Our view, I don't think, showed how technical that putt really was. There are those two trees framing the basket. Wide, it's on hyzer. Tracking the bucket. It's a bullseye for Evelina. Just around the corner goes Analee, and finds her way into the circle. Recall, Analee birdied out 14 through 18 yesterday. Holland makes a great adjustment here from yesterday. Much more hyzer angle on that release. She can reach this one. I like to see the shot over that bushy, that bush. Right through there, nice through the gap. That's one of the best drives we've seen on 18. 15 feet left for a bogey-free five down. Analee, confident make over on hole 16. And Brewster Ridge just lightning quick. One of the fastest rounds of the year. Scoggins from 55. Can she do it? You know it. There she is. I know the country's landlocked, but we have a Laotian bull shark on her hands, Val. Hunting in the shallow reefs. Come on. Holland talked about the headwind. Two shots left out to the right. Evelina makes an adjustment. Boom. That is perfect positioning to have a hyzer approach to the basket. That's a great spot to be. She's got all that space on the right to work with. Easily done. Nice. Right on the bullseye. Well, it'll be four of, you know, really the top five players. A regular lead card tomorrow in own Evelina Holland and Missy. I'm really looking forward to it. Even though we talk about how Fox Run is so wide open, you're mentioning the wind can be a huge factor. You have to still be very accurate. You got to keep it in bounds. You got to keep those just safe, but also be aggressive. So even though it is more of a thrower's course, the big bomber's course, you have to be so precise with the driver. So I really feel like own can still be a contender. Missy, absolutely a contender. Evelina can really put on a show. So it's going to be really fun as we move over into Fox Run. I'm Paige Pierce and you're watching the Disc Golf Pro Tour on YouTube. Make sure you like and subscribe for more content.