PDGA NEWS

• The Grand Stage
  History will be made in 2025. For the first time, the PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships are heading to Europe and it's already time to mark your calendars for the biggest event in the sport of disc golf.Image: 
• Madison Tomaino: Educating and Advocating
  2023 Recipient: Madison TomainoImage: 
• Barela Storms Back in Raucous Finale for Third DGPT Win of 2024
  At times it seemed inevitable. At other times, impossible.Image: 
• Tattar Completes Dominant Jonesboro Run
  Watching Kristin Tattar take a victory lap on Sunday, the viewer might think they were watching the Tattar of 2022-2023, or maybe the Paige Pierce of 2017. It was an all-out display of dominance that left little doubt about the outcome.Image: 
• Around the Globe
  The joy of disc golf is evident in Cambodia. Photo: Greg James A year ago, when the PDGA unveiled its new logo, the organization was left with a stockpile of former logo discs at our fulfillment house in Georgia, USA.Image: 
• Star-Studded MPO Final Day Lead Card On-Tap
  The World Champ, the defending Jonesboro champ and Player of the Year, the hottest player on tour, and Simon Lizotte.Image: 
• Handley’s Hot Round Sets Up Sunday Showdown with Tattar
  Holyn Handley bounced back from a lackluster opener, improving eight strokes during Saturday’s Round 2 to match the Kristin Tattar’s hot round of the tournament at 10-under.Image: 
• Barela Continues Hot Hand
  In the MPO Division, Day 1 was marked by a packed leaderboard with two players—DGPT season points leader Anthony Barela and a relative unknown, Kevin Kiefer III—tied at the top with 11-under opening rounds.Image: 
• No Love Lost For Tattar at Disc Side of Heaven
  A sixth-place finish at a Disc Golf Pro Tour Elite Event is a result that most players would dream of. For Kristin Tattar, it represented her worst finish of the 2023 season at last year’s Jonesboro Open.Image: 
• DGPT Rolls On
  https://www.dgpt.com/news/2024-jonesboro-open-top-storylines-how-to-watch/ Image: