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Central Virginia Open Final Round | B10
The Central Virginia Open Final Round | B10 is a thrilling conclusion to an exciting tournament, where top players have battled it out on the challenging course. The back nine holes bring a mix of woods and shorter par fours, increasing the chances for birdies. This coverage highlights hole 11, a 597-foot par four that plays straight into the field from the right side, but beware of the danger lurking to the left with the woods. Expert analysis reveals key strategies, such as pushing far enough to navigate through the hazard, while also avoiding over-aggression. Watch as players like Taylor and Bear Horse showcase their skills, including precise hyzer shots that land them in perfect position. Obstacles like the corner bunker on hole 11 require patience and precision, making a bogey or birdie from challenging distances crucial for success.
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hello everyone and welcome in to the back 10 coverage we have an absolute battle going down here at the central virginia open if you haven't watched the front nine you're going to want to check that out before you get too invested into this coverage the back 10 is going to change the pace up a little bit we're going to see a little bit more woods a little more shorter holes some more uh birdie chances but we're starting it off with the exact opposite of that hole 11 597 feet par four pretty much plays in the field ob all along the right side uh danger on the left with the woods you're gonna want to rip one on hyzer just like charlie bear horse is doing right here that's not a good one here the the big keys to this is pushing far enough to get past that bush as charlie does and basically just not going too long to where you don't go past the corner ob taylor here oh no just went over early i mean he's going to be he's going to be like 50 feet in front of the team out of bounds very quickly there he's gonna have a lot of ground to make up if i'm taylor i'm just i want to make a bogey a bogey actually very impressive you basically have to birdie it from 50 feet in front of t and then jake see jake comes up a bit short there it's actually not going to be too you actually got far enough left where he has a bit of a tunnel uh didn't quite get caught behind the uh big shrub there andrew really winding up here this one comes out a bit low needs to get a little bit of ground action then it does wow that just kept kind of coasted along there and that'll be in a fine spot taylor just kind of throwing a backhand hyzer yeah that's a smart shot just trying to get where he wanted to be off the tee knowing just get up and down from there save a bogey and walk away um if he tried to get too aggressive there things could have got pretty bad trying to go over the corner here actually does very well excellent shot there andrew's basically looking straight at the...
