2024 PDGA Tim Selinske US Masters Disc Golf Championships | R4B9 | Hokom, Allen, AnDyke, Korver

[@susiepittman601]

Great commentary!

[@susiepittman601]

Thank you!!

[@DevonKilbane1]

Jen Allen 💪💣!!!

[@rickmcnutt6938]

What a pleasure to see Zoe AnDyke play. Such a talented young lady...!

[@agathakeatase9243]

084 Swaniawski Ranch

[@buzzawuzza3743]

Struggles getting the putts to fall. Not much more frustrating for a player on this level than that.

[@susiepittman601]

I love Sarah, but I hope she doesn't teach putting form!

[@IndigenousNative]

I agree, the same with Jennifer Allen also. Got much love and support for them both, and enjoy watching them play, but on the other hand, gosh it hurts watching their form when they putt. Jennifer Allen goes through her pre-putting routine with the ("correct") motion up and to/towards the baskets on a vertical line from her hips, then when she actually goes to putt instead does that wild-pitch snappy slapshot release on a horizontal line from her chest and then acts surprised when she misses her putts or barely makes them from close or far. If she cleaned up her form she'd be saving so many strokes with the putter as she has the arm and distance to get her along the rest of the way. Sarah Hokom, well we see her unconventional form, and again the same thing with Jennifer Allen. Work on cleaning up her putting form and she also will be saving strokes with the putter as she too has arm and distance to make it through most courses to get herself in a good scoring position.