Round 3 Highlights | FPO | 2026 Green Mountain Championship

Good morning and welcome into the Disc Golf Network. You are watching round three of the 2026 Green Mountain Championship presented by Discmania. We are saying goodbye to the tight technical lines of Brewster Ridge and hello to the OB laden fairways of Fox Run Meadows. Well four of the top five players in the world about to battle it out in calm conditions at Going with a forehand here. This is the best opportunity for her to get up and down. Throws it on the inside of the trees. Looking good but sometimes the big throws can get you into trouble with that OB. She's gonna kick things off with a 28 foot weak side make. Parks the second. Your one shot energy replay. You need height underneath these discs but I love that she threw it short. Let's get it up to the basket. Slight head cross. Oh and Annalie just nose up. Loads it to the strong side. Mandatory sign on the tree that Owen just passed. Up the gut. Keep it in the trees. Really nice drive. The decision will have to be made over that putt. And Owen stepping up 32 feet. This for a five shot lead. She's in her own world right now. I didn't know that. Nate Perkins. I didn't pull out your history books. I thought she was from the southeast all these years. The winningest Canadian FPO player to ever live. Tilda parks it on the turnover. A big roll. This is such a great play. Trying to just spike it in. Well for the most birdied hole so far at Fox Run. Also one of the more dangerous holes. There's that dance floor. See what kind of moves Evelina has. Buttons it out into the rocks. Curious if she crossed the creek. Here's Owen from 35. Oh she gets it. She is perfect through four. Just when her card mates are thinking maybe I'll get a stroke back. Owen does what she does best. This will require a very high release point for Holland. Jabs it in there. Beautifully done. Throw the disc up in the sky and let it do its work. I love the forehand route on this one. Katrina commits to the width. Skipping inside circle one. Katrina Allen she's perfect on the green today. Now four under through seven. It's a big throw. Go go go. Plenty of distance there for a Swedish bomber. Missy from 50. She sets it in. Man that looked good right from the start. Just nose up. Perfect loft. What a save for Missy. Backhand can be challenging on hole eight. You see it. Anything that hyzers out. Find that OB. Yes. Matilda gets the birdie with a big putt. Matilda hottest through eight. Hole nine. 390 feet downhill. Look at this angle. It's gonna get back on hyzer. It's gonna skip into the circle. What a shot from the Swede. And you said this is her first time playing in the U.S. It is amazing to see the show that she has put forward. You were mentioning during the break you were talking with her and her mom about which events to play and to see Matilda here late in the season. She's fresh. She's excited to play and these are the biggest events that you could play in the U.S. here late in the year. Katrina finds the circle on 10. That's probably blind from where she's throwing from. I agree with that. Wow. Step outside the bullseye. And from that angle it looks like it's like 10 feet away but it's around yeah 15 20 on that right side. Matilda step inside the circle for a rare birdie on the ninth. She's got it. It's a six under front nine at Fox. Riding that right side OB line. That is how you draw it up. She hits the bucket. Hottest front nine today. Six down. Backhand mid-range. Tracking the circle on 10 on another dime. Matilda for her seventh birdie. Oh yeah. She is back into a tie for third. She is one off second. Four off the lead. 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. Yeah 10 down I'm hearing. Yeah. Confirming that Haley King. 10.52 rated round. Oh and just outside the bullseye on the 10. I was throwing a backhand trying to bring it wide around to the left. I think the forehand is a much easier angle to execute. Those branches that come in. Missy gets just under them and it's perfect. You can hear the card mates asking for it. Slides just to the right of the chains. She's been great with this cicada all year. And it's around that 300 foot range to get the birdie. So you have to fully commit if you're throwing a backhand shot where you see these forehand players with just the easy hyzer. One angle. Put it on line and you've got a birdie putt. A huge miss needs to swing quick. And on one of the easiest holes for the forehand spin owned for the third time in a row is out of bounds. Can't always be in the pocket Nate. Every now and then with all this white rope OB you're gonna find it. And clearly it's snowballing. I was really shocked to see the approach go out of bounds on the previous hole. And then the tee shot here this is a stock shot. The wind just a tail cross to the right. You'd think it was perfect wind for her. Got it! Doesn't even matter. Par baby. That should help Owen's attitude. Wow. Who would have thought? Unreal Nate. It's Scoggins from the bottom of Bingham Falls. That large maple there on the corner. That's the edge. You want to go around and that's when you start heading down the hill about 80 feet down the hill. Oh yeah. Gets the forward skip as well. You never know where it's gonna land. It's completely blind from where Owen's throwing it. She's happy to get the green flag but she's gonna be very happy to see where it lands. So from where Holland and Evelina were landing they had about 400 feet to get to the basket. Evelina with a much better angle of course. Katrina one of the only players bogey free on the course. Good skip just outside the bullseye. Good stay. You never know when they get on edge if they're gonna roll back down the hill. Silva the more direct line takes that potential home. Go stand still backhand one angle gets the skip out of the tall grass up against the bullseye. It'll be back-to-back birdies for Scoggins. Nobody is really running away with it. Nobody is necessarily charging. What's gonna happen? Rebecca Don up the hill on 14. Oh she gets it. Canadian comfortably inside the top 10 on the more direct line. This is tracking. Oh yeah pinpoint from Scoggins. Thrasher number three for Gannon. Gets a little lift. Avoids the rollout. There is just one perfect gap and Evelina nails it off the cage. Wow that was two inches short from the ace. And now it's giving me that perspective. Holland pushed it a little too fast. Found the back wall. Evelina makes the correction. The 12 speed is just on line from the beginning. Skips up. Bottom of the cage. That was diving. As soon as it got to the corner what a sharp angle as it hit the ground. Get that huge spike. Big shot for Salonen. Forehand crossing the creek edge of the circle putting for birdie. Similar lie. Slightly downhill putting for own. It's low but on line. Those are big shots. Being on this right side you can have that nice hyzer flight from where Owen was. It was more of a straight line and then the sharp finish at the end. Going slower. Gets the zone into the circle. They're making this upshot look easy compared to everyone else we've seen so far. They sure are. The basket is just perched up there. This is one of the holes where you can putt back and forth. Oh a great make from the Canadian. Obie is around 40 feet on that right side so you really have to swing those hyzers. That is dialed up great for Holland. Just five shots separating Owen and Missy who's at the bottom of the lead. Here's Dawn taking that inside lane. That is just a rope. She's so good at keeping a board flat. Rather this to pick up a stroke and move within two with one round to go. No. Everything but in. Hits the top of the rim and it's rolling. No way. What a reaction. Oh it's just tragedy. And it's still in circle too. This for a double. Pushes it right. She was really the only player in a position to birdie. She could have got herself to 20 under for the tournament and Owen was essentially guaranteed to fall back to 21. So what could have been one shot is now going to be five. And it's kind of wild to think with one round left what a difference the final hole can be. I have a feeling we won't know who's going to the tournament until the tee shots of 18 are over. I'm already nervous. Like thinking about just the feeling. I put myself in the position of these players when I'm watching those final rounds and having it so close like this where you know that one inch OB can make all the difference. It's nerve-wracking just watching it. Well we'll be there. I'm Holland Hanley. Thank you for watching the Disc Golf Pro Tour on the Disc Golf Pro Tour YouTube. Like and subscribe for more content.