Some of our Favorite Paul McBeth Shots from 2026

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Oct 30, 2026
He is the six-time world champion from Huntington Beach,
California, Paul McBeth.
Thank you.
And actually,
Ricky could see
the top of the basket
from his spot,
so definitely great.
Who stays on top for McBeth?
This green is brutal.
What do you think you're throwing up that hill, Doss?
You going buzz?
It would depend on the tee shot.
As you can see, it could be a putter, could be a strong putter,
could be kind of your straight or mid.
Something that's not going to do anything drastic.
One more direct for Paul.
Just tasteful.
What a finish.
I'm going to send it down to Brian Earhart.
Brian, walk us through hole eight.
Another pole hit.
It's Paul McBeth this time with the backhand.
That a boy.
Wow.
What an ace this would be.
I mean, this is, you're dreaming about it.
When you see that flying, you're thinking, that's got a chance.
Great reaction, doesn't pay too much for hitting the pole.
Played it shot by shot, going to have a tap in par.
Whoa.
And it's in.
Oh my goodness.
He saw it, he felt it.
Are you kidding?
Count it.
That's a birdie.
Even McBeth surprised himself.
Can't even see the basket.
And that's the circle two tassel right in front.
That's from the fairway, at least 80.
Playing 100 with the uphill.
Off the top.
Paul calling upon the skills of one of Florida's best, Johnny McRae.
And Johnny's going
to show up!
Goodness!
How do you have
that in the bag ready to go?
Unbelievable.
Kind of wiped the sweat off
his brow on that one.
Can't throw that same shot tomorrow.
Big back.
Also looking to the roller.
That's very right.
And he somehow gets it through everything
and it's going to curl up inside the circle.
Or maybe just outside.
Macbeth has to hit this a bit harder than Gannon.
A bit more hyzer required as well.
There's the nice soft bounce he's looking for
and that'll get Macbeth under par.
It's kind of the speed he's been looking for on that shot.
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Second shot from Mcbeth on the 13th. Are you joking me?
That was insane. Well, he's back, Philo. Look at that.
He was seven under through 11, took the bogey on 12,
got it right back with that approach on 13.
That's probably one of the best birdie after bogeys you'll see
on any course right there. That's not an easy get on the 13th.
Mcbeth, a little short of the corner. Look at this flex, Philo.
That is way unreal. Missed everything.
Mcbeth is a lot closer than it looked like.
What a shot.
That was unbelievable.
That was amazing.
Capitalized.
There you go.
Get your pen and paper out.
Write it down, Philo.
OTV shot of the day.
Mcbeth's second shot on the par 5.
That was pretty special.
Another one of those got
to get birdies.
Mcbeth trying to swing it in for the one.
Oh, my gosh.
That is just vintage Mcbeth control.
The bent knee.
For a split second there, I thought it had the pace.
Great line. As you said, classic vintage McBeth swing.
Using the body to get that disc to slide off
to the right after going a little hyzer out the gate.
It was online beauty.
Here's Paul to stay bogey-free, Philo.
This is in that too-close-to-miss range.
Gotta make those. McBeth. Yes!
Well, that was a little longer than I gave it credit for.
I thought that was a bullseye whisker.
That must have been a circle one whisker.
Look at this.
Circle two.
Banger.
Good work from Pablo.
Bad.
Hits it.
That was the biggest putt by far for this group.
There he is.
There's a McBeth moment for you.
McBeast activated.
Big shot for McBeth.
It's low.
Should get a little lift.
Stay up.
It clears.
There he goes.
Perfect pace ultimately for McBeth,
a green flag and a huge sigh of relief.
Flex back, that's going to be exactly where he wants it.
Great shot.
Oh, yeah.
Great shot.
Thank you very much.
McBeth find the tunnel.
Take another look.
Power forehand.
It's about getting the weight right here.
It's over 500 feet, but it's so downhill.
Get this thing swinging.
See if you can hit the gap.
And let's take a look at where that ended up.
Absolutely based for Paul McBeth.
Here's McBeth.
Got a couple of small trees to deal with.
Trying to go up and over.
Try to drop this one in.
It's just inside circle two.
What a loft.
Banger ring.
Paul McBeth gets to 10 under par.
He drops it in just over the rim.
Paul McBeth, four in front of the closest competitor.
McBeth, low ceiling, 55-foot look up the hill.
His first birdie of the day from the deep woods of Vermont.
Wow.
Just in the nick of time for Paul McBeth.
He's had four straight circle two putts.
This one just creeps in on that left side.
I could see Paul throwing this little tight line or flexing a forehand.
Both would work.
What a shot from McBeth.
So good.
Like 11 out of 10.
The initial gap he missed,
then he got it to get up and over the late rocks and just slow
down on the wood chips. Very nice.
Tiny glimmer of hope for Macbeth.
Got it! He found the mailbox slot.
Just slid it through the cedars.
Oh what a great view here.
He barely nicked a branch and just hearts it.
Would it?
No, it's a...
You would have floated the putter.
No, but I was saying in break,
it's a modern way of attacking little short shots.
Take an overstable mid and just chip it to the pin.
Nice shot there from McBeth.
Yeah, from 400 feet out.
Now Paul McBeth over on six.
Out in circle two, downhill putt.
OB right behind the putt.
It doesn't matter because McBeth buries it.
Today is a huge day for Macbeth for that.
Wild card opportunity to play in the Tour Championship.
The weather coming in, you never know what's going to happen.
You want to get yourself as far up the leaderboard as possible,
and that will certainly help.
We go to the 18th, Paul McBeth closing out with a birdie.
Not his best week, and he will not make it into the Powerball Cup.
His only opportunity was to win this tournament,
and he did not get the win.
So McBeth's season is over.
Hope to see him back at it.
Full health, full strength next year.
Still clearly got a lot in the tank.
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