Congratulations are in order for the following: Isaac and Kristin weren’t the only winners this weekend. He tied for 2nd place with Eagle, who just did too little, too late. In MPO, Niklas Anttila showed us once again that he shines brightest in the biggest events. And it was wonderful to see Hailey King hanging around, looking comfortable and confident. Cat and Kat had moments of brilliance, mixed in with average play. In FPO, Ohn Scoggins took down second, with a consistent (albeit out of contention) performance. Here are some people that deserve a shout out. With first place in the bag, most of the excitement came from the battle for second place. “I said a-Georgia, Georgia, a song of you comes as sweet and clear as moonlight through the pines.”
Now Kristin has won three straight, and there is no reason to believe that streak will end anytime soon. It wasn’t that long ago that we were talking about the streak of unique winners-6 different winners in the first 6 events. So, when Isaac Robinson begins the final day with a seven-stroke lead, it is hard to be excited. On the final day, it feels like everyone is still in it.
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There have been five different winners at each of the five Elite Series and Majors. Leaderboards have been a glorious, jumbled mess.
In MPO, we have had 3 winners come from the chase card. “Georgia, Georgia, the whole day through just an old, sweet song keeps Georgia on my mind.” For a brief moment on Sunday, he even made us believe he could run Isaac down from the chase card. The audible snap as he launches discs through gaps harder than anyone else, the thrift store headgear, confidently picking up his mini before the putt hits chains-he has an undeniable swagger that we don’t see often in disc golf. But with MPO and FPO blowouts, it was Silas Schultz who kept things interesting. If you knew Silas Schultz before this weekend, it was probably as a side character in the Alden Harris vlog or as that guy with the cool Instagram. “He kept dreaming, oh, that someday he’d be a star.” Watching her this weekend was watching excellence, but I wouldn’t blame you if you turned off FPO after the second round. Something has to happen…right? Then again, how bad would she have to play? By Tattar’s standards, even on a weekend when she is off her game, she is still the clear favorite. Is there anything else that needs to be said? When you see Kristin play this well, you begin to wonder if she will ever lose another tournament. Last year, Kristin Tattar gave this major away. “And I’ll be with him on that midnight train to Georgia.” What a homecoming for the first-time major winner! 2. He shredded the woods, led wire-to-wire, and made W.R. Even the tree kicks seem to land in his favor. It all comes down to this: when Isaac Robinson is on, it feels like nobody can touch him. This weekend was reminiscent of last year’s excellent Idlewild performance. He seems to be back on track, racking up three straight top-10 finishes. It was a slow start to the season for Isaac-82nd at Las Vegas, 45th at WACO, 25th at Austin, 52nd at Texas States.
Said he’s going back to a simpler place and time.” He’s leaving on that midnight train to Georgia. “He said he’s going back to find what’s left of his world-the world he left behind not so long ago. In my opinion, these are the top 10 storylines of the 2023 PDGA Champions Cup. Their eyes began to focus on the weekend’s most coveted, realistic prize-second place. The world’s best disc golfers-at least the ones who registered on time-descended on the International Disc Golf Center for the year’s first major. in Opinion, Recap with 0 comments Isaac Robinson, 2023 Champions Cup winner. (another annoyance is that in the HomePod control screen the Play/Stop button normally immediately plays/stops the playing but the volume controls often fail to work for about 30 seconds.From the desk of Owl P. I hope it's a bug.Ĭan you please, please give me some advise? Swapping down the Controls in the Music app and selecting the radio station again finally gets the HomePod back to playing again. Over there clicking the Play/Stop button also has no effect. Clicking at the radio station takes me to the Music app. Clicking the Play/Stop button has no effect. Long clicking the HomePod in the Home app opens the HomePod controls.
Clicking on HomePod again in the Home app has no effect. I go to my Home app and there I click on the HomePod to get it playing again. Before going out I stopped it by clicking the stop button on the lock screen of my iPhone.Īfter coming home I want to continue playing the radio station. Another example: this morning a radio station played on my HomePod.
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