A behind the scenes look into the seventh episode of Big Break Greenbrier
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A behind the scenes look into the seventh episode of Big Break Greenbrier
Isaac Sanchez and Mark Silvers warm up for the days competition.
Does your club have a guy that sweeps the tee box?
Mark Silvers prepares to hit his driver on the first stage of this Big Break Greenbrier challenge.
Golf is just a game, but dont tell that to Rick Cochran, he is in the zone!
James Lepp holds his finish after hitting a bomb!
The hosts, Tom Abbott and Stephanie Sparks, discuss the closest to the line competition.
Brian Cooper stares at the target on Rick Cochrans back.
Anthony Casalino stares intently as his ball flies towards the cup.
All three players stare at James Lepps shot. If James hits a good one here, he could be safe and on to the next show.
The players at the end of the bench might just find their way into the elimination challenge.
Mark Silvers would do anything to have that last shot back!
Rick Cochran acknowledges the praise from the other players after hitting a fantastic shot.
Before hitting his shot Brian Cooper checks the direction of the wind. Chan Song views this as wasting food..
Anthony Casalino finishes is swing with one hand. This can only mean one thing, a bad shot!
Isaac Sanchez tries to figure out what his next putt has in store for him.
Isaac Sanchez hits a great shot during the elimination challenge.
After missing the green, it is crucial for Anthony Casalino to get this one close.
Isaac Sanchez attempts to not worry about what Anthony Casalino is doing, and focus on his game!
Anthony Casalino congratulates Isaac Sanchez after Isaac eliminates Anthony from Big Break Greenbrier.
After being eliminated, Anthony Casalino is a bit hard on himself. The rest of the Big Break Greenbrier players team up to console him.
Anthony Casalino is very frustrated after being eliminated from Big Break Greenbrier.
Another players dream of playing in the Greenbrier Classic has come to an end. So long Anthony Casalino!
